IPRED
Construction Engineering
ABOUT THE
Program
The Construction Engineering program lasts for eight (8) semesters, each composed of academic activities integrating the following knowledge areas: Basic Sciences, Basic Engineering Sciences, Applied Engineering, and complementary subjects. These areas are developed through competency-based training encompassing cognitive, procedural, and attitudinal skills.
The program focuses on comprehensive management in the execution of construction projects to ensure suitability, efficiency, and quality of resources used in construction processes. It also emphasizes managing associated risks, implementing technological tools, and promoting sustainability in economic, social, and environmental dimensions.
Socorro, Santander: SNIES 116991 | Qualified Registry: Resolution of the Ministry of National Education (MEN) (MEN) No. 009906 of June 12, 2024, validity for 7 years. (More information, see PDF).
Degree:
Construction Engineer
Duration:
8 semesters
Modality:
In-person
Campus:
Socorro (Santander)
APPLICANT
Profile
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Prospective students applying to the Construction Engineering program should have training, skills, and abilities in critical reading and writing. They should possess mathematical and spatial knowledge, be autonomous, responsible, and ethical citizens, and have proficiency in information and communication technologies, research, and innovation. Additionally, they should demonstrate efficient time management skills, teamwork abilities, and enjoyment of fieldwork and open spaces. These competencies enable them to understand and participate in the lifecycle and development of construction processes, buildings, and infrastructure projects.
To demonstrate these qualifications, the university considers the competencies achieved by applicants in the State Exam Saber 11° administered by the Ministry of National Education. These competencies serve as a requirement for admission to the program.
GRADUATE
Profile
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A Construction Engineering graduate is a well-rounded individual with cognitive, social skills, and personal realms. They will possess strong disciplinary competencies and emotional intelligence, enabling them to excel in ethics in their field and fulfill their responsibilities to society.
They will have the capability to construct, manage, supervise, operate, and maintain buildings and infrastructure projects. They will be prepared to work in various sectors of the construction industry, academic institutions, public organizations, and engage in research and entrepreneurial projects.
LABOR
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Program
Curriculum
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Code: 41145 Credits: 3 – Chemistry for Engineering
Code: 40936 Credits: 3 – Introduction to Linear Algebra
Code: 40935 Credits: 4 – Single-Variable Calculus
Code: 41146 Credits: 3 – Introduction to Construction Engineering
Code: 41147 Credits: 2 – Construction Materials I
Code: 29205 Credits: 1 – Cátedra UIS
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Code: 40555 Credits: 2 – Foreign Language: English I
Code: 40940 Credits: 3 – Mechanics
Code: 41148 Credits: 3 – Parametric Drawing
Code: 41149 Credits: 2 – Construction Materials II
Code: 23423 Credits: 1 – Physical and Sports Culture
Code: 40939 Credits: 3 – Multivariable Calculus
Code: Credits: 2 – Integral Education Elective
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Code: 40556 Credits: 2 – Foreign Language: English II
Code: 41019 Credits: 2 -Mechanics Laboratory
Code: 41020 Credits: 3 – Electromagnetism
Code: 23018 Credits: 4 – Statics
Code: 41150 Credits: 3 – Fundamentals of Data Analytics
Code: 41152 Credits: 2 – Descriptive Statistics
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Code: 40557 Credits: 2 – Foreign Language: English III
Code: 41151 Credits: 3 – Strength of Construction Materials
Code: 41153 Credits: 2 – Electromagnetism Laboratory
Code: 24090 Credits: 4 – Topography
Code: 41157 Credits: 2 – Computer-Aided Architectural and Engineering Drawing
Code: Credits: 3 – Integral Education Elective
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Code: 40558 Credits: 2 – Foreign Language: English IV
Code: 41154 Credits: 4 – Construction Costs and Budgeting
Code: 41155 Credits: 4 – Foundation Construction
Code: 41156 Credits: 3 – Sustainable Cities and Communities
Code: Credits: 3 – Disciplinary Elective
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Code: 41158 Credits: 4 – Integrative Project I: Use of Construction Materials
Code: 41159 Credits: 4 – Structure Construction
Code: 41160 Credits: 3 – Hydraulic Constructions
Code: 41161 Credits: 3 – Roadway Construction
Code: 41162 Credits: 2 – Occupational Health and Safety
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Code: 41163 Credits: 4 – Integrative Project II: Constructions and Assemblies
Code: 41164 Credits: 3 – Construction of Non-Structural Elements
Code: 41165 Credits: 3 – Sanitary Constructions
Code: 41166 Credits: 3 – Construction of Energy and Communication Installations
Code: 41167 Credits: 3 – Computerized Construction Simulation
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Code: 41168 Credits: 4 – Integrative Project III: Comprehensive Construction
Code: 41169 Credits: 3 – Construction Project Management
Code: 41170 Credits: 3 – Sustainable Construction
Code: Credits: 3 – Disciplinary Elective
Code: Credits: 3 – Transdisciplinary Elective
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Construction Engineering
Telephone: +57 (607) 634 4000
Extension: 5100 – 5121
Email: admisocorro@uis.edu.co
Campus Convento UIS
Socorro, Santander
Calle 14 No. 6-07
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
7:00 a.m. – noon.
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.