SECCM Assessment Plan - Roger Williams University

Construction Management Program Educational Objectives
The program objectives of the Construction Management Program at Roger Williams University are
listed in Table 4.7, RWU Construction Management Program Educational Objectives. These
objectives are published in the Roger Williams University Undergraduate Catalog, on the School of
Engineering, Computing and Construction Management’s web site and in a number of Construction
Management promotional materials. All incoming freshmen receive bookmarks listing the
Construction Management Program’s objectives and outcomes.
Table 4.7 RWU Construction Management Program Educational Objectives
Objectives – Three to Five Years After Graduation, We Expect Our Graduates To:
1. Demonstrate exemplary technical knowledge and skills while achieving success as a
practicing constructor and leader, and always displaying the highest standards of ethical
conduct.
2. Value the concept of life-long learning and continue to grow intellectually while keeping
informed of new concepts and developments in the construction process.
3. Advance the construction management profession by becoming actively involved in
professional associations and societies, serving in professional and community volunteer
positions, and acting as a role model for the future generation of constructors and the Roger
Williams University Construction Management students.
These three program objectives are consistent with the mission and goals of the School of
Engineering, Computing and Construction Management. Table 4.8, Alignment and Mapping of the
Construction Management Educational Program Objectives to the RWU Mission, Core Values and
Goals , illustrates the connection of the Construction Management program objectives to the
University.
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