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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
(SASCED-P 07310103)

Program Vision
The Construction Engineering Management Program holds significant importance within the
Department of Engineering Management in the College of Engineering as it serves as a vital bridge
between technical engineering principles and effective project leadership. In today’s fast-evolving
infrastructure sector, there is a growing demand for professionals who not only understand the
complexities of engineering design and construction but also possess the managerial skills to lead
large-scale projects efficiently. This program equips students with a blend of knowledge in
construction technology, cost estimation, project scheduling, quality control, and risk management,
aligning closely with industry requirements. It fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and encourages
innovative thinking, particularly in areas such as sustainable construction, smart infrastructure, and
the use of digital tools like Building Information Modeling (BIM). Additionally, the program prepares
graduates for diverse career paths in both public and private sectors, ranging from project and
construction management to consultancy and facility operations. By integrating practical learning,
research, and leadership training, the Construction Management Program significantly contributes to
the department's mission of producing well-rounded engineering leaders capable of delivering high-
impact solutions in the built environment.

Program Vision

The Construction Engineering Management Program aspires to be among the leading programs in the
Engineering Management field and prepare the next generation of leaders in the Construction
Management discipline and related construction industries.

Program Mission

To provide high-quality education consistent with international standards in construction engineering
management to graduate engineers equipped with the needed knowledge, skills, and values to serve
the Middle East through an environment that emphasizes lifelong learning, sustainability, leadership,
scientific research, and service to the community.

Program Goals (Program Educational Objectives)
• Provide high-quality engineering education, scientific research, and community Services.
• Prepare students to be successful leaders in their diverse career paths and graduate
studies.
• Qualify students to demonstrate a high level of ethical and responsible behavior, and to
be inspiring models for their community.

Program Learning Outcomes (Student Outcomes)
Upon completion of the undergraduate program in Construction Engineering Management, our
graduates are expected to have developed:
1. An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying
principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
2. An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with

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