Master of Science in Civil Engineering with Construction Engineering and Business concentration (CENG)
Master of Science in Civil Engineering with Construction Engineering and Business Concentration (CENG)
Events in the past decade including the great recession of 2007-2009 and the recent pandemic from 2020-2022 have enhanced the importance of resilience in the construction industry. The need for advanced procedures, means, and methods for construction business management are even more pronounced with the post-pandemic shortage of skilled labor in the industry as well as the supply chain issues faced during the pandemic.
The Construction Engineering and Business program will allow engineering majors to acquire relevant business management knowledge and business majors to acquire relevant technical knowledge while getting exposed to the state of the art in their specialty areas. The concentration will deliver a unique interdisciplinary curriculum at the Professional Masters level that will equip professionals with the state-of-the-art knowledge in the contemporary topics listed above. This represents a joint effort between the College of Engineering and the Mitch Daniels School of Business and addresses the contemporary needs in the construction industry.
The program will include a combination of in person and online courses with a strong emphasis on experiential learning.
General Program Requirements: 30 Credits
Core: 12 Credits (6 credits Engineering + 6 credits Business Courses)
Experiential Learning: 6 credits over two semesters
Electives: 12 credits (Engineering + Business courses)
SPECIALTY AREA REQUIREMENTS: General Core (12 credits); Specialty Core (6 credits); Electives (6 credits); Experiential (6 credits)
List of Core Courses (12 Credits)
List of Engineering Core Courses (6 Credits)
- Construction Project Control Systems
- Construction Business Management
List of Business Core Courses (6 Credits)
- Accounting for Managers
- Managing Behaviors in Organizations
List of Experiential Learning Courses (6 Credits)
- Professional Practice Graduate Internship
List of Recommended Elective Courses (Pick 12 Credits) Construction Finance
- Construction Equipment
- Leadership and Advanced Project Management
- Risk Management in Construction
- Construction Accounting and Finance
- Great Projects in Civil Engineering
- Highway & Bridge Construction
- BUSINESS ELECTIVES
Emerging Tools and Technology in the Built Environment
- Computer applications in Construction
- Built Environment Modeling (including BIM)
- Risk Management in Construction
- Construction Accounting and Finance
- Asset Management
- Pipeline Condition Assessment
- BUSINESS ELECTIVES
Construction Law and Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) - For Future Development
- Risk Management in Construction
- Facilities Engineering and Management
- Construction Law
- Arbitration and Alternate Dispute Resolution
- Temporary Structures
- Great Projects in Civil Engineering
- BUSINESS ELECTIVES
PRELIMINARY LIST OF BUSINESS ELECTIVES (DSB)