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Wright-Patterson AFB is operating under Health Protection Condition (HPCON) Charlie. The Civil Engineer School’s goal is to maximize the safety of all students, faculty, and staff as we deliver in-resident course offerings. Please review The Civil Engineer HPCON Policy Letter for actions we are taking to minimize COVID impacts. We recommend you check the Course Description pages for updates on delivery method.

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updated July 22, 2022 9:13:02 AM EDT

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COURSE: WMGT 437 Troop Construction Project Management Course

OBJECTIVE: For each student to comprehend the principles that will lead to a successful construction project.

DESCRIPTION: This course applies the principles of Project Management to Civil Engineering troop construction projects. Concepts taught will augment students’ abilities to ensure that quality construction projects are delivered on time and on budget. Specific topics include project planning, budgeting, material acquisition, scheduling, risk management, safety and quality management, change management, and construction close-out.

PRIMARY AUDIENCE: Base level personnel responsible for managing troop construction projects.

SECONDARY AUDIENCE: Staff-level Civil Engineer Officers; CE flight chiefs; any Civil Engineer involved in project execution.

PREREQUISITES: WMGT 322

DELIVERY METHOD(S):

Live Broadcast Course

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