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ENGR 210 - Introduction to Construction Engineering

Credits: 2

Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite: None.
Description: Provides an exploration of the phases of the construction industry, with a focus on how buildings are planned, developed, and constructed. Explores foundational knowledge of construction materials, tools, and techniques, enhancing an understanding of how each phase impacts safety performance on site. Equips future safety professionals and engineers with the practical insight needed to effectively identify and manage risks throughout a project’s lifecycle by connecting construction practices with safety principles.
Cross-Listed: SAFE 210


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