Student Resources  


New Course Evaluation System for CM classes

 

This semester, we are trying out a new course evaluation system for CE, ENE and CM courses.  You can access the new system by clicking here. Log in with your NAU user id and password.

Degree progression plans

Visit the University Advising Page to see sample degree progression plans. Select the academic year that you started at Northern Arizona University—not the current year.

2012-2013 Degree Progression Plan

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2012-2013 Curriculum flow chart

Advising

The Construction Management program has been updated, starting for students who enroll in fall of 2012. If you are a currently-enrolled student, this will not change the courses that you need to graduate, however some courses may no longer be offered.  Contact your adviser for additional information.

Construct for Practice (C4P)

Beginning in the fall of 2012, our curriculum will integrate practical labs with what you learn in the classroom. Team up with other students to create, design, and manage all facets of a building project. 

Planned course offerings 2013-2014

Many of the CM courses are going to a once-a-year rotation. 

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See the chart below for the planned rotation schedule. 

Class
Fall
Spring
CM 120XX
CM 123 X
CM 130XX
CM 200LXX
CM 220 X
CM 222XX
CM 223X 
CM 225 X
CM 253 X
CM 300LXX
CM 302WXX
CM 326 X
CM 329XX
CM 331X 
CM 360X 
CM 388XX
CM 391XX
CM 400LXX
CM 481 X
CM 489X 
CM 490C X

Electives will rotate based on the tentative schedule shown below.  Schedule is subject to change.

Course     Fall
2013
Spring
2014
Fall
2014
Spring
2015
CM 403  X 
CM 408 summer 
CM 425 X  
CM 460   X
CM 499X X 

Course Changes

Some major courses changes that occured in the fall of 2012.

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For those of you who need both of the major course changes below, it may be recommended that you change your catalog year to the catalog for 2012-2013. Please contact Marie Sather to determine if this is the best solution for you.

Course changes for fall 2012:

  • CM 124 has been renumbered to CM 223
  • CM 491 has been renumbered to CM 391
  • CM 224 and CM 225 are now combined as CM 225:
  • If you need both CM 224 and CM 225, take CM 225, CM 200L, CM 300L and CM 400L. The three lab units will be substituted for CM 224 units.
  • If you have taken CM 224 or CM 225 and still need either CM 224 or CM 225, take CM 200L, 300L and 400L. The three lab units will be substituted for the course needed.
  • CM 326 and CM 341 are now combined as CM 326:
  • If you need both CM 326 and CM 341, and have already completed CM 224 and CM 225), take CM 326, CM 300L and CM 400L. The two lab units will be substituted for the CM 341 units and the third unit will be waived. (Note: you still must reach the overall required units for graduation.)
  • If you need to take either CM 326 or CM 341 have already completed CM 224 and CM 225, take CM 300L and CM 400L. The two lab units will be substituted for the CM 341 units and the third unit will be waived. (Note: you still must reach the overall required units for graduation.)
  • If all combined courses are needed (CM 224, CM 225, CM 326 and CM 341), take CM 225, 200L, 300L, 400L, CM 326 and a CM 400-level elective. The three lab units will be substituted for CM 224, and the CM elective units will be substituted for CM 341.

Talk to Steve Mead about all other circumstances.

Course prerequisite changes

There are some prerequisite changes to plan for.

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  • CM123 is a co-req with CM130.  If LOUIE does not allow you to register for both of these, please contact Marie Sather
  • CM 225 requires CM 222 and CM223, or CM 124 with a grade of C or better
  • CM 253 requires STA 270 with a C or better 

Transfer students

If you’re considering transferring from another major at the university or to Northern Arizona University from another college or university, please contact the Program Coordinator, John Tingerthal  Click here for more information

Graduation

Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! There are a few steps you need to complete in order to be eligible for graduation. Read more.

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Procedures (click here for more detail)

  • Print out a graduation application packet.
  • Print out a degree progress report from your LOUIE account.
  • Meet with your faculty adviser to fill out the graduation application and review your degree progress report.
  • Get the signatures of your adviser and the department chair on your graduation application. Your adviser will tell you if you should take the completed application to Construction Management department office or the College of Engineering, Forestry, and Natural Sciences.
  • The College of Engineering, Forestry, and Natural Sciences will send your application packet to the Registrar’s office.

A $35 graduation application fee will be applied to your LOUIE account. You must pay this fee and resolve any financial holds on your account to receive your diploma.

Deadlines

Fall graduation:  Application is due April 15

Spring Graduation: Application is due November 15

Graduation contact

For graduation exit interviews and graduation papers, contact:

Engineering Advising
Marie Sather
Academic Adviser
928-523-5172
Engineering Bldg 69, Room 122D
Marie.Sather@nau.edu

Exit interviews are done in CM490c capstone.

Additional advising information

Engineering Advising

Marie Sather
Academic Adviser
928-523-5172
Engineering Bldg 69, Room 122D
Marie.Sather@nau.edu 

Multicultural Engineering Program Advisor and Scholarship Coordinator

Alexis Baca-Spry
928-523-8163
Engineering Bldg 69, Room 122L
Alexis.Baca-Spry@nau.edu   

Information on your faculty adviser can be found in your LOUIE page.