CACM Resources - College of Architecture and Construction Management

Student Resources for Architecture and Construction Management

While you earn your CACM degree at KSU, there are various helpful resources available to you in the College of Architecture and Construction Management. In this section, you can find information on academic advising, suggested laptop specifications, and shared governance that lists guidelines and policies.

You can create the path to your future career. Our resources will help you move forward and stay on track with your coursework for degree completion at Kennesaw State University!

Academic Advising

Schedule an advising appointment today with the College of Architecture and Construction Management (CACM) advisors to help you select a major, meet degree requirements, register for architecture and construction management coursework, follow college and university procedures, and engage with Kennesaw State campus resources. Our advising is a student-centered process that keeps you on track during your degree path and through graduation!
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Academic Resources
Careers
Dean’s Student Advisory Council
- Student Advisory Council Membership
Laptop Specifications

To ensure you're properly prepared for your architecture or construction management degree coursework, the College of Architecture and Construction Management provides a laptop specification guide. For instance, Apple laptops do not meet the minimum requirements for your CACM course curriculum. Check out example computer setups concerning hardware and software recommendations for having an optimized experience.
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Leadership Development
- KSU Department of Student Leadership
- CliftonStrengths by Gallup
Scholarships and Financial Resources
Shared Governance

Through the shared governance documents, we keep students, faculty, staff, and community members informed of our goals and vision. Find out more about our R2 research roadmap, CACM course procedures, bylaws, and workload policies!

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