AE 100 - Introduction to Architectural Engineering and Construction Management

• Describe the program options within the CAECM Department with an emphasis on architectural engineering with one of the three specialties (structural, mechanical, and electrical systems) and construction management.
• Give examples of architectural engineering and construction management career opportunities.
• Understand the professional responsibilities and ethical conduct expectations for registered professional engineers and certified construction managers.
• Understand the building design process and the roles that both architectural engineers and construction managers play in the development and execution of building projects.
• Have experience working as an effective team member.
• Develop academic, personal, and interpersonal skills which will help the student succeed in college and create a sense of campus involvement.
• Enhance skills in oral presentation, written expression, graphic communication and class participation with practice and feedback.
• Raise awareness of the student conduct and ethics code.

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• AE/CM Component (see first 10 bullet points)
• Course Introduction (2 hours)
• AE/CM Overview (1 hour)
• Introduction to Design Project (1 hour)
• Architectural Design Process (2 hours)
• Structural Engineering Design Specialty (4 hours)
• Mechanical Systems Design Specialty (5 hours)
• Electrical Systems Design Specialty (2 hours)
• Construction Management (2 hours)
• Course Review (1 hour)
• Design Project Presentations (4 hours)
• Assessment Administration (3 hours)
• Orientation Component (next 6 bullet points)
• Course Introduction (1 hour)
• Active Learning (4 hours)
• Student Resources (4 hours)
• Professionalism and Communication (3 hours)
• MSOE Policies and Ethics (1 hour)
• Presentation Skills (2 hours)

• Integrated AE/CM discussions as they relate directly to final design project.