Construction Technology B.A.S. Degree

Construction Technology Bachelor of Applied Science

The requirements shown below are valid beginning Fall 2026 (670). Course content may have changed to reflect new developments or improvements, even if the overall program structure has not. Current students should visit My SPC and view My Learning Plan to see specific degree requirements for their effective term.

Program Summary

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Technology prepares students for leadership roles in the modern construction industry through advanced technical training, applied project management, and field-based learning. Building on St. Petersburg College’s associate-level pathways, the program integrates structural and building systems, construction operations, safety, legal and professional practice, and digital construction technologies that reflect current industry practices. Students complete a capstone experience focused on full-scale project execution, field management, and project closeout. The capstone requires students to apply prior coursework in estimating, scheduling, financing, visualization, immersive technologies, and project management to plan and manage a comprehensive construction project from mobilization through closeout.Graduates are prepared for career pathways such as project engineer, assistant project manager, construction manager, field superintendent, estimator, scheduler, quality or safety manager, and owner’s representative across commercial, civil, and specialty construction sectors. The program also prepares students to sit for the Association of General Contractors (AGC) Certified Associate Constructor (CAC) examination and supports attainment of industry-recognized certifications such as CAD, Revit, OSHA 30, and Sustainable Construction Technology.

Graduation Requirements

All courses must be completed with a minimum grade of "C".