Another helpful way to visualize your college career here at Texas State CIM is to view our curriculum flowchart.
Lower Division Coursework
Freshman Fall
- Gen Ed Component Code 010 (ENG 1310) (3 Credit Hr)
- US 1100 - University Seminar (1 Credit Hr)
- MATH 2328 - Elementary Statistics (3 Credit Hr)
- Gen Ed Component Code 060 (HIST 1310) (3 Credit Hr)
- Gen Ed Component Code 090/091 (COMM 1310) (3 Credit Hr.)
- CIM 1360 - Introduction to the Concrete Industry (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 1 - 16 Credit Hr
Sophomore Fall
- Gen Ed Component Code 070 (POSI 2301) (3 Credit Hr)
- Gen Ed Component Code 060 (HIST 1320) (3 Credit Hr)
- CSM 2313 - Construction Documents (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 3330 - Fundamentals of Concrete Construction (3 Credit Hr)
- MATH 2321 - Calculus for Life Sciences I (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 3 - 15 Credit Hr
Freshman Spring
- ISAN 1323 Introduction to Microcomputer Applications (3 Credit Hr)
- ENG 3303 - Technical Writing (Gen Ed 010) (3 Credit Hr)
- PHYS 1315 - General Physics I (3 Credit Hr)
- PHYS 1115 - General Physics I Lab (1 Credit Hr)
- CIM 3420 - Fundamentals of Concrete Materials: Properties and Testing (4 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 2 - 14 Credit Hr
Sophomore Spring
- CHEM 1341/1335 - General or Engr Chemistry (3 Credit Hr)
- CHEM 1141/1135 - General or Engr Chem Lab (1 Credit Hr)
- CSM 2364 - Construction Estimating I (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 3340 - Project Management for Concrete Contractors (3 Credit Hr)
- ACCT 2361 - Introduction to Financial Accounting (3 Credit Hr)
- CSM 2361 - Construction Surveying (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 4 - 16 Credit Hr
Required Internship
All CIM students are required to complete an internship course, for credit, as part of their degree program. This 400 Hour internship is usually completed during the summer session between the Sophomore and Junior years. Many CIM students complete multiple paid internships throughout their time at Texas State, and most accept offers of employment upon graduation from a company they interned with.
CIM 2090 - Internship (0 Credit Hr)
Upper Division Coursework
Junior Fall
- ECO 2301 - Principles of Economics (3 Credit Hr)
- MGT 3301 - Introduction to Management (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 3350 - Precast & Prestressed Management (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4350 - Advanced Concrete Technology (3 Credit Hr)
- ACC 2362 - Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 5 - 15 Credit Hr
Senior Fall
- Gen Ed Component Code 060 (ART 2313) (3 Credit Hr)
- Gen Ed Component Code 070 (POSI 2320) (3 Credit Hr)
- BLAW 3300 - Introduction to Business Law (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4310 - Concrete Research (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4360 - Sustainability Management in the Concrete Industry (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 7 - 15 Credit Hr
Junior Spring
- Gen Ed Component Code 040 (PHIL 1305) (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4380 - Applied Concrete Sales & Project Economics (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 3366 - Applications of Concrete in Construction (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4330 - Management of Concrete Products (3 Credit Hr)
- CSM 3368 - Construction Finance (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 6 - 15 Credit Hr
Senior Spring
- Gen Ed Component Code 090/094 (3 Credit Hr)
- CSM 4369 - Construction Contracts, Risks & Ethics (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4340 - Concrete Problems: Diagnosis, Prevention, Dispute Resolution (3 Credit Hr)
- CIM 4290 - Capstone (2 Credit Hr)
- Technical Elective (Safety) (See advisor) (3 Credit Hr)
- Total Semester 8 - 14 Credit Hr
Curriculum Flow Chart
Accreditation
The Concrete Industry Management Program at Texas State University is accredited by The Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE). 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.
