CEM 225, Resident & Light Commercial Construction Practices

CECEM Courses
CEM Lower Division CEM121 Construction Drawing I CEM125 Fundamentals of Construction CEM130 Construction Surveying CEM130L Construction Surveying Laboratory CEM201 Cost Accounting for Construction Engineering CEM202 Probability and Statistics for Construction Engineering Management CEM204 Applied Mechanics-Statics CEM205 Computer Systems and Programming CEM205L Computer Systems and Programming Lab CEM225 Residential and Light Commercial Construction Practices CEM235 Concrete Construction CEM235L Concrete Construction Laboratory CEM Upper Division View List CE Lower Division View List CE Upper Division View List CE Graduate View List Engineering (ENGR) View List	225. Residential and Light Commercial Construction Practices (2) Prerequisites: CEM 130, 130L. Basic skills required to produce construction contract documents conforming to building codes and standards, specification, working drawings, bids, addenda, change orders in residential & light commercial buildings, construction practices - building systems, equipment, materials, techniques, quantities take off. Field trips required. (Seminar 1 hour and Activity 2 hours) Letter grade only (A-F). Course Outline Course Coordinator Class Schedules View the current course offerings: Civil Engineering (CE) CE Fall 2008 CE Summer 2008 Construction Engineering Mgmt (CEM) CEM Fall 2008 CEM Summer 2008 Engineering (ENGR) ENGR Fall 2008 Official Program Information Department of Civil Engineering and Construction Management go to the current CSULB catalog section that describes the Department of Civil Engineering and Construction Management College of Engineering Description go to the CSULB catalog section that describes the College of Engineering. CSULB Official Catalog go to the official CSULB catalog page listing present and past catalogs. CSULB Current Schedule of Classes go to the official CSULB Schedule of Classes Table of Contents. *Note: although every effort is made to keep this Web site up to date, you should also consult the printed catalog for official information and program requirements, which may vary depending on the year you enter(ed) the program.