The Construction Economics Programme is visually presented in the form of a Curriculum Tree, comprising a total of 180 accumulated credits, excluding Physical Education and National Defence and Security Education.
1. Instructions for Reading the Academic Program Tree
Arrows: Indicate prerequisite relationships among courses.
Colours: Distinguish groups of courses belonging to the same structural component of the Academic Program.
Notation in each box $(x, y)$: Indicates the course contact-hour structure, where $x$ is the number of lecture periods and $y$ is the number of laboratory/practical periods.
2. System of Elective Courses
2.1. Compulsory Elective Courses (CECs)
Students earn credits for each CEC group by selecting one of the two corresponding courses listed below:
| Course Group | Option 1 | Option 2 |
|---|---|---|
| CEC 1 (2 credits) | 361455 – Principles of management science | 360401 – Principles of Management |
| CEC 2 (2 credits) | 361304 – Investment economics | 368802 – Engineering Economics |
| CEC 3 (3 credits) | 521312 – Models of Mathematical Economics & Application Informatics | 511331 – Mathematical Models, Economics and Forecasting |
| CEC 4 (2 credits) | 381801 – Construction Standards and Norms | 381822 – Construction quality management |
| CEC 5 (2 credits) | 371803 – Corporate Financial Management | 371807 – Management Accounting |
| CEC 6 (2 credits) | 381802 – Construction Consultancy and Advisory Services | 381823 – Construction Inspection |
2.2. Free Elective Courses (FECs)
Students may independently select from the following courses to supplement their knowledge according to their individual needs:
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