Scheduling
Ability to schedule and control residential, commercial, industrial, manufacturing, or engineering projects.
Critical Path Scheduling
Understand the critical path method of scheduling.
Create Correct Documents
Ability to create check sheets; linear or line of balance schedules; bar charts; short interval schedules; critical path networks.
Floats
Ability to identify types of float, and the use of float to manage projects.
Manpower & Cost Loading
Ability to correlate manpower and cost loading to schedule.
S Curves & Histograms
Ability to control and accurately report project progress using progress S curves and histograms.
Computers
Ability to use computers in scheduling construction projects.
Ethics
Understand ethical issues relating to construction scheduling.
Assessment
Assessment of the above stated learning outcomes will be performed through instructor analysis of exams, quizzes, assignments, student feedback, and course evaluations.
