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CIT 492: TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT I
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Prerequisites: CIT 300 and Permission of the Instructor Examines the management of technological projects including planning, implementation, control, quality, time, and budget.
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CIT 494: TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT II
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Prerequisites: CIT 492 and Permission of the Instructor A practical examination of information technology with emphasis on the tactical and operational role of IT in an organization.
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CIT 496: TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT ADMIN
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Prerequisites: CIT 300 and Permission of the Instructor Explores the challenge of supporting technology resources within an organizational setting and presents current strategies and tools employed by managers to support users and technologies across the firm.
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CM 227: APPLIED STATICS
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Prerequisite: Math 122 and Phys 201 A branch of mechanics dealing with forces and the effects of forces acting on bodies at rest. Topics include: vector operations, applied loads, forces, moments of a force, couples, resultants, free-body diagrams, equilibrium, friction, centroids, centers of gravity and moments of inertia. Applications involve beams, frames, trusses, cables, pulleys, sheaves and machines.(Does not count toward any Engineering major)
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CM 250: CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Introduction to construction documents including drawings, specifications, contracts, requests for information, change orders, bid packages, addenda, and transmittals. In addition, techniques for reading engineering and shop drawings will be introduced
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CM 337: APPLIED STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Pre-Requisites: CM 227 or permission of instructor. Basic design applications using primary building materials and concepts of stress, strain, and elastic deformation, including axial, torsional, shearing, flexural, and combined stresses, elongation, and deflection, shear and moment diagrams, column buckling, and material testing.
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CM 339: APPLIED STRENGTH MATERIALS LAB
1.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Co-requisite: CM 337. Testing of metals and non-metals in support of material covered in CM 337. Experiments; Rockwell Hardness, impact, tension, torsion, flexure, deflection, compression, column buckling, bolt shear, bearing on connections.
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CM 346: APPLIED SOIL MECH/FOUNDATIONS
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Prerequisite: CM 303 per proposal or junior standing. An applied course in soil mechanics and foundations, including soil composition and classification, soil compaction and site work, lateral earth pressures and retaining walls, and an introduction to foundation design and construction including both deep and shallow foundations. Demonstrations of commonly used laboratory tests are also included.
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CM 356: BASIC STRUCTURAL DESIGN
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Pre-requisite: CM 337. Basic design of structural components using the primary building materials of steel, concrete, wood, and masonry. Structural components will include columns, beams, tension members, connections, foundations, and walls.
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CM 361: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN CM
3.00 Credits
Western Kentucky University
Pre-requisite: CE 360. The utilization of modern construction management computer programs for estimating and scheduling the construction process. Topics include detailed estimating, quantity takeoffs using a digitizing board, detailed scheduling and project control.
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