ACADEMICS

Academic Calendar 2008 and Holiday Schedule

Undergraduate Courses

Graduate Courses

Certificate Programs

Refund Policy

ADA

FERPA

Academic Calendar 2008 - and Holiday Schedule

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

Bachelor of Science in Construction Management and Technology

Program description

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Construction Management & Technology at ICMT prepares students for the operational and managerial aspects of working in the construction industry. Students will be exposed to all facets of residential building including construction methods and requirements; land to project development; and the managerial aspects of overseeing a project, its planning and projections.

Admissions requirements

Admission to the bachelor’s degree programs requires a high school transcript showing graduation from the high school, completion of a GED, or two years of completed college coursework (at least 60 semester credits of college level courses) at an institution of higher education accredited by a regional or national accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Graduation requirements

• The degree will be awarded upon completion of 124 credits which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.
• Complete OSHA-10 training.
• Complete LEED training for Construction Managers.

GRADUATE COURSES

Master of Business Administration in Construction Management

Program description

The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Construction Management at ICMT prepares students for managerial opportunities, particularly in the construction field. Students will focus on key elements of business: leadership, ethics, global thinking, management skills, and technological innovation. In addition, students will learn about corporate construction structure, legal and current issues in the industry, and develop a specialized project guided by a mentor from the construction industry.

Admissions requirements

Admission to the master’s degree programs requires a bachelor’s degree from the Institute of Construction Management & Technology or from an institution of higher education accredited by a regional or national accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Graduation requirements

• The degree will be awarded upon completion of 36 credits which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.
• Complete OSHA-30 training.
• Complete LEED training for Construction Managers.

Program requirements

The master’s degree requires a total of 36 semester credits at the graduate level beyond the bachelor’s degree.

• A minimum of 30 credits of instruction must be completed through the university.
• A maximum of 6 semester credits of graduate-level credits completed at an accredited college or university with course grades of “B” or better may be accepted in transfer towards the degree. Course work taken more than 7 years ago may be evaluated for currency of content in the subject area.
• Courses must be appropriate to the graduate program subject area.
• Completion of all subject area competency requirements for the graduate program.
• Cumulative grade point average must be “B”, 3.0, or higher.

Global Executive Master of Business Administration in
Construction Management and Technology

Program Description

The Global Executive Master of Business Administration in Construction Management and Technology (G.E.M.B.A.) degree prepares students for senior level opportunities, particularly in the construction field. Students will focus on key elements of global management: leadership, ethics, entrepreneur thinking, international law, and technological innovation. In addition, students will learn about merger and acquisition, total quality management, and will develop a specialized capstone project guided by a executive from the construction industry.

Admissions requirements

Admission to the Global Executive MBA in Construction Management and Technology degree programs requires a bachelor’s degree from the Institute of Construction Management & Technology or from an institution of higher education accredited by a regional or national accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Eight years of work experience 5 to have been in a managerial position. 

Graduation requirements

• The degree will be awarded upon completion of 51 credit hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “B”, 3.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.
• Complete OSHA-30 training.
• Complete LEED training for Construction Managers.

Program requirements

The master’s degree requires a total of  51 semester credits at the graduate level beyond the bachelor’s degree.

• A minimum of 45 credits of instruction must be completed through the university.
• A maximum of 6 semester credits of graduate-level credits completed at an accredited college or university with course grades of “B” or better may be accepted in transfer towards the degree. Course work taken more than 7 years ago may be evaluated for currency of content in the subject area.
• Courses must be appropriate to the graduate program subject area.
• Completion of all subject area competency requirements for the graduate program.
• Cumulative grade point average must be “B”, 3.0, or higher.  

Master of Science in Construction Technology

Program description

The Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Construction Technology at ICMT prepares students for the supervisory level of handling residential construction projects. Students will focus on the basics of construction technology including project scheduling, estimating and control; the legal and developmental aspects of the design process; and addressing issues of quality in residential projects.

Admissions requirements

Admission to the master’s degree programs requires a bachelor’s degree from the Institute of Construction Management & Technology or from an institution of higher education accredited by a regional or national accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Graduation requirements

• The degree will be awarded upon completion of 36 credits which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.
• Complete OSHA-30 training.
• Complete LEED training for Construction Managers.

Program requirements

The master’s degree requires a total of 36 semester credits at the graduate level beyond the bachelor’s degree.

• A minimum of 30 credits of instruction must be completed through the university.
• A maximum of 6 semester credits of graduate-level credits completed at an accredited college or university with course grades of “B” or better may be accepted in transfer towards the degree. Course work taken more than 7 years ago may be evaluated for currency of content in the subject area.
• Courses must be appropriate to the graduate program subject area.
• Completion of all subject area competency requirements for the graduate program.
• Cumulative grade point average must be “B”, 3.0, or higher.

Certificate Programs of Study

Construction Operations Management Certificate

Program Description

The Construction Operations Management Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the construction industry.  Learners will focus on key elements of estimating, scheduling, building codes, documents and specification and supervision.   In addition, learners will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing learners to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Courses

• CON 212 Building Codes
• CON 341 Construction Estimating I
• CON 441 (TECH 520) Construction Supervision
• CONP 301 Construction Documents & Specifications
• CONP 401 Construction Scheduling

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Land Management Certificate

Program description

The Land Management Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the residential construction industry.  Learners will focus on key elements of development, grading and drainage principles, soils and foundations, project management and planning.   In addition, learners will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing learners to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Courses

• CON 221 Grading & Drainage Principles
• CON 310 Land Development
• CON 321 Soils & Foundations
• CON 401 Construction Project Management
• CON 410 Development Planning

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Residential Construction Management Certificate

Program description

The Residential Construction Management Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the residential construction industry.  Learners will focus on key elements of land development, construction, design, financial analysis and legal issues.   In addition, learners will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing learners to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Courses

• RESC 310 Residential Land Development
• RESC 311 Residential Building Construction
• RESC 410 Residential Architecture Design
• RESC 441 Construction Cost Analysis
• RESC 470 Residential Building Projects

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Military Construction Management Certificate

Program description

The Military Construction Management Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the construction industry.  Learners will focus on key elements of operations, profession and ethics, building codes, and military construction management.  In addition, learners will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing learners to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Courses

• CON 101 Introduction to Construction Management
• CON 201 Managing Construction Operations
• CETH 205 Construction Profession and Ethics
• CON 212 Building Codes
• CON 336 Military Construction Management

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Home and Building Inspection Certificate

Program Description

The Home and Building Inspection Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the home and building inspections. Students will focus on key elements of codes, real estate principles, electrical, plumbing, and environmental inspections.   In addition, students will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing students to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Course(s)

• INS 200 Introduction to Home and Building Inspections
• INS 210 Codes for Inspectors
• INS 220 Real Estate Principles
• INS 230 Electrical and Plumbing for Inspectors
• INS 240 Environmental Inspections

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Commercial Construction Management Certificate

Program Description

The Commercial Construction Management Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the commercial construction industry.  Students will focus on key elements of architecture design, building methods and materials, building projects, international sustainable development and project simulation.   In addition, students will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing students to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Course(s)

• COMC 312 Commercial Architecture Design
• COMC 331 Commercial Building Methods & Materials
• COMC 401 Commercial Building Projects
• COMC 435 International Sustainable Development
• COMC 470 Commercial Project Simulation

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Construction Real Estate Principles Certificate

Program Description

The Construction Real Estate Principles Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the real estate industry.  Students will focus on key elements of finance, transactions for homebuilders, development, and Investments.   In addition, students will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing students to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Course(s)

• REAL 301 Real Estate Finance
• REAL 351 Real Estate Principles and Construction Finance
• REAL 401 Housing Transactions for Homebuilders
• REAL 410 Real Estate Development
• REAL 455 Real Estate Investment

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Project Management Certificate

Program Description

The Project Management Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in the construction industry.  Students will focus on key elements of business presentations, relocation and operational issues, planning, design and construction and facility management.   In addition, students will gain knowledge through activities focused on current industry trends allowing students to apply what they have obtained from their courses to current situations in the working environment. 

Required Course(s)

• PMGT 301 Competitive Business Presentations
• PMGT 310 Relocation and Operational Issues
• PMGT 410 Planning
• PMGT 411 Design and Construction
• PMGT 470 Facility Management Studio

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 225 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Six Sigma Champion Certificate

Program description

An introduction to managing an organization to benefit from the power of Lean Six Sigma (LSS). Students will be introduced to the management philosophy, the basic tools, and what it takes to lead an organization in an effective Lean Six Sigma program. 

Required Course(s)

• BUSN 562 Six Sigma Champion

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 45 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate

Program description

The Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in DMAIC methodology, problem solving process, including the completion of a major project.  This course will allow students to apply Six Sigma principles to the construction industry. 

Required Course(s)

• BUSN 560 Six Sigma Green Belt

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 45 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Six Sigma Black Belt Certificate

Program description

The Six Sigma Black Belt Certificate builds knowledge, skills and leadership in Lean methodology and how it fits with other quality improvement approaches.  This course also teaches students how to apply Six Sigma processes to their knowledge in the construction industry. 

Required Course(s)

• BUSN 561 Six Sigma Black Belt

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 45 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Home Remodeling Certificate

Program description

The Home Remodeling Certificate is a course in home remodeling. Topics covered include selecting homes for remodeling, foreclosures, financing options and the major areas of remodeling a home.

Required Course(s)

• REM 100 Home Remodeling

Admissions requirements

• Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED.
• A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The Home Remodeling certificate will be awarded upon completion of 45 hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Bridge Inspection Certificate

Program description

Principles of bridge inspection will be covered.  Best practices and lessons learned from recent bridge defects will be explored.  Applicable federal and state laws, regulations and policies will be examined. 

Required Course(s)

• CON 313 Bridge Inspection

Admissions requirements

Admission to the certificate program requires a high school transcript showing graduation from a high school or completion of a GED. A copy of the documentation demonstrating satisfaction of this basis of admission must be sent to the Registrar during the admissions process.

Graduation requirements

• The certificate will be awarded upon completion of 45 clock hours which is outlined in the program of study. 
• Cumulative grade point average must be “C”, 2.0, or higher.
• Have resolved all financial obligations to ICMT.

Policies

ICMT complies with state and federal laws regarding student services and accommodations. Please refer to the University catalog for further information. You may request a copy through the Registrar's Office: registrar@icmtonline.org

REFUND POLICY

Payment of Tuition:

Satisfactory arrangements for payment of tuition and other fees must be made between the student and the school prior to the students official start date.  Prorated payments to the school throughout the length of the program with no interest are accepted. The school accepts, cash, visa, and master card.  Students can secure their own loans through private lenders. 

CANCELLATION POLICY

Rejection:  An applicant rejected by the school is entitled to a refund of all monies paid

Three-Day Cancellation:  An applicant who provides written notice of cancellation within three days (excluding Saturday, Sunday and federal or state holidays) of signing an enrollment agreement is entitled to a refund of all monies paid.  No later than 30 days of receiving the notice of cancellation, the school shall provide the 100% refund.

Other Cancellations:  An applicant requesting cancellation more than three days after signing an enrollment agreement and making an initial payment, but prior to entering the school, is entitled to a refund of all monies paid minus a registration fee of $100. 

REFUND POLICY

The refund policy is based upon the length of each program in clock hours.  Refunds will be made within 30 days of termination or withdrawal.  Official date of termination or withdrawal will be made the last date of attendance if the student has not attended scheduled classes for 30 days.

Fees: None

Books and Supplies:  There is no refund for equipment, books and supplies received by the student.

Special Cases:  In case of prolonged illness or accident, death in the family, or other circumstances that make it impractical for the student to complete the program, the school may make a settlement which is reasonable and fair (optional language).

HOLDER IN DUE COURSE STATEMENT: “Any holder of this consumer credit contract is subject to all claims and defenses which the debtor could assert against the seller of goods or services obtained pursuant hereto or with the proceeds thereof. Recovery hereunder by the debtor shall not exceed amounts paid by the debtor (FTC Rule Effective 5/14/76.)”

ADA

ICMT aims to provide reasonable accommodations for disabled students, including those with learning disabilities and those with health and physical impairments, consistent with the Americans with Disability Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Students have an affirmative duty to notify ICMT in writing and provide the required documentation regarding requests for reasonable accommodations to the Academic Dean and/or person designated by the Dean at least two weeks prior to the course start date.

FERPA

The Institute of Construction Management & Technology complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) and its amendments. FERPA defines requirements to protect the confidentiality of student records, guarantee student access to certain records, regulate disclosure of information from student files, and provide opportunities for students to correct or amend records and add explanatory statements.