The Construction Management Department at Cal Poly is a tight knit group of faculty and staff working to provide students the best possible education and the help they need to progress to graduation and to leave Cal Poly ready for the challenges they can expect in the professional world. Students take a variety of classes, join one or more professional student organizations, and frequently intern with one of the many companies that visit the campus over the course of each year. Upon graduation, the department has virtually 100% placement in the construction industry.
Modified from construction.calpoly.edu
Senior Projects from 2024
San Luis Obispo High School FFA Farm Chicken Coop Construction, Tara R. Keene
CAED Shop Entrance Wall Redesign, Theodore Haoran Khuong, Joelle Schalesky, Ellen Elizabeth Untalan, and Katherine Evalyn Timbes
Designing a Chicken Coop for the San Luis Obispo High School FFA Farm, Zoe King
SLO Newman Catholic Center - Holy Monument, Luka Kosor
Concrete Design: Underwater Concrete Forms in a Saltwater Environment, Noah Z. Lau
The Impact of DISC in Construction Dialogue, Michelle W. Li
Effects of Concrete with the Implementation of Spent Coffee Grounds, Nathan Limon
Exploring Mass Timber and MiTek POSI-Strut System in Modern Construction, Matthew N. Maloney
Lemur Enclosure, Joshua Mancio and Justin Krietzberg
San Luis Obispo High School FFA Barn Demolition: Demolition, Ryan Reza Manesh
Can Leadership Classes Help Women in Construction Embrace Vulnerability Early in their Careers?, Crystal Giselle Martinez
Reinstatement of the Poly Canyon Caretaker Program through the Development of a Tiny Home Community, Leily Martin
Reducing Carbon Emissions with Returned Concrete, John M. Maxwell Jr.
Son Care Foundation – Lean to Shade Structure Design and Construction, Ryan Joseph McCann
Design, Estimate, and Cut-Sheet of Playhouse for Girls Build Summer Academy, Miles Paul Miller
Evaluating Value Engineering Techniques of California Contractors, Mason Alec Montoya
Restoration of the Cantilever Deck in Poly Canyon, Calvin S. Morgan, Calvin P. Vigeant, and Roger G. Biddle
Operation WEBS - Tiny Home on Wheels: Quantity Take-off, Estimate, and Site Logistics, Brendan Moynahan
Effect of Pismo Clams as Partial Fine and Coarse Aggregate Replacement on Workability and Compressive Strength of Concrete, Alan Munoz Pille
Use of Tempered Glass as a Potential Substitute for Coarse Aggregate in Concrete, Will Nethercutt
The Challenges of Building a Mass Timber Single-Family Home: A Case Study, Avery Emma Onan
Understanding the Behavior and Risk Tolerance of Future Construction Industry Leaders, Mateo Daniel O'Sullivan
2024 Annual Hackathon: Redesigning Safety Head Protection, Olivia Pisani
Feasibility of Implementing a Construction Project in an International Country, Kristina Poliseri
Investigating the Performance of Bendable Concrete Against Traditional Concrete, Landon J. Poston