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.
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Senior Projects from 2023
Exploring Student Population and Factors Deciding Enrollment in Cal Poly SLO CM Program, Nicholas Diaz
The Sonoma Developmental Center Redevelopment Project: A Stakeholder Salience and Conflict Analysis Case Study, Leo Dickson
Development of the New Hasslein CAED Collaborative, Catie Dines
Creating a Demolition Estimate Lab Assignment, Alex Domine
Utilization of AGTEK in Construction Management Classes, Ryan C. Dougher
Floating Dock at Santa Rita Ranch: A Design and Cost Estimate Package Prepared for The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo, Sophia Ann Federico
Transitions Metal Health Association Youth Treatment Program Facility Upgrades, Nicolas Fregulia
2nd Annual Girls Build Summer Academy: Apprentice I Service Project, Jalene Maryam Gee
SLO City GaGa Pit, Scott Geier
Future of Augmented and Virtual Reality in Construction, Cameron Ghoddoucy
Personal Protective Equipment Usage and Injury Type, Nathan Giannini
Skip the Grid: Restoring Light to the Navajo Nation, Diego Isaias Gonzalez
Urban Densification at Twin Creeks Apartments: High-Density Living with Low-Density Luxuries, Ryan Griswold
Storage Shed Construction for Local Charity, Veda Maisie Guillermo
DISC Analysis of Cal Poly CM Students and Industry Professionals, Kai Gunaratna
Integration of Autonomous Equipment in the Heavy Civil Industry, Jack Ryan Gutierrez
Artificial Intelligence Integration in Construction: A Cal Poly Curriculum Assessment, Carter James Hahn
City Farm SLO Fencing Upgrade, Jorge Ignacio Hernandez
Considerable Factors in Determining the Sustainability Benefits of the Demolition of an Existing Structure for a New Build and of the Renovation of an Existing Structure, Dev Boyd Hippenstiel
The Perceptions and Effects of Nutrition on Worker Health and Productivity in Construction, Matthew Scott Howell
Skip the Grid: Empowering the Navajo Nation Through Solar Energy, Estevan Marcel Hurtado
Designing a Work-Life Balance Learning Module for Cal Poly Construction Management Department, Alex Jones
Active Church Auditorium Redesign and Renovation, Jonah S. Kim
Redesigning the Structure and Sanitary Aspects of the Portable Toilet, Anna Knutson
Highlighting The Key Differences In Project Management When Using Mass Timber: Case Study, Kevin Krueger