CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CORE COMPETENCIES
A. The Construction Manager as a Professional 1. CM’s role and responsibilities as a professional and leader B. Historical Evolution of CM 1. Early construction management projects 2. Evolution of CM in the public sector 3. Problems encountered at the Federal level 4. Role of associations in the development of CM 5.
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