CONST 101-60335 - Introduction to Construction and Construction Engineering - Jayson Brewer
| Course: | Introduction to Construction and Construction Engineering |
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| Professor: | Jayson Brewer |
| Email: | jayson.brewer@canyons.edu |
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Introduction
My name is Jayson Brewer. I have been an Adjunct Professor of Construction Management at COC for 5 years. I have been in the construction industry for 35 years. I am also a
graduate of the Construction Management program at COC.
Course Description
Class begins on, Monday February 7, 2022 and will end April 1, 20022. Please join the class introduction and how to session using the ZOOM link to your left in the menu bar on
Monday 2/7/2022 6:00 PM. During this class we will discuss what is due and when it is due, how to turn it in and how to access you assignments quizzes and exams.
This class is 100% online so there are no other meetings. Each student will be responsible for for keeping up with the reading and homework. I do not accept late homework so make
sure you get your assignments turned in on time.
You will access your assignments and exams through Canvas.
This class is points based, homework, the midterm and final will determine your grade.
What to Expect in this Course
This class is an introduction to the construction industry, the building design process, the construction project process, and roles and responsibilities of those involved: Client, Contractors, Sub-contractors, utilities, Architects, Engineers, Superintendents, Project managers, technicians, suppliers, regulatory agencies, bankers, lawyers and the public and an overview of careers in construction.
This class is 100% online and only 2 months so it will be fast paced. You will need to complete the reading and homework on two chapters a week.
You will need your Textbook during the first week for homework.
Types of Assessments
There will be a homework assignment for each chapter, a midterm exam and a final exam
Textbook Information
Textbook:
Construction Management Jump Start, 3nd Edition
By Barbara J. Jackson, PhD ISBN: 978-1-119-45101-3
Other Relevant Course Information
I give you a week to complete the weekly assignments however I do not accept them bast the due date. No late assignments, so make sure you get the completed on time. It takes a lot of effort to fail my class. Get your work in on time and you will do well in my class.
Additional Resources
Canvas
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