Bachelor of Science
Major in Concrete Industry Management
(Minor in Business Administration)
(Minimum required: 124 semester hours)
2012-2014 Catalog
ET Catalog_11-21-12_CIM Major(PDF, 55.1 KB)Concrete Industry Management (CIM) is a hands-on technology discipline that prepares students for a wide range of exciting technical and managerial careers in the concrete and related industries. Texas State is one of five universities in the nation to offer this innovative degree program. The goal of this industry-driven program is to produce broadly educated, articulate graduates who are grounded in basic construction management, knowledgeable in concrete technology and techniques, and able to manage people and systems to promote products and services related to the concrete industry.
| Name | |
|---|---|
| Hu, Jiong | jiong.hu@txstate.edu |
| Kim, Yoo-jae | yk10@txstate.edu |
The CIM major requires 124 hours of study. Coursework is drawn from concrete technology, business, construction management, engineering, math, science, arts, humanities and social sciences. Most the CIM and technology courses involve laboratory work in which students learn by doing.
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