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Building Construction, MEP, and Energy Systems

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Building Construction, MEP, and Energy Systems

Earners of the Building Construction, MEP, and Energy Systems microcredential will demonstrate an understanding of building construction materials and methods and mechanical, electrical, plumbing and energy systems. This microcredential will be of interest to those planning a career in architecture or construction management.

Admissions requirements for application (current degree-seeking students):

For Non-matriculated students:

Requirements to earn the microcredential:

  • In order to earn the Building Construction, MEP, and Energy Systems microcredential students complete 3 three-credit courses: CON 161, CON 162, and ARC 263. This microcredential requires a minimum grade of C in each of the courses.

Stackable to:

Architecture Engineering Technology, B.S.
Construction Management Technology, B.S.
Science, Technology, & Society, B.S.

Time to complete:

3 semesters

Cost to attend:

Standard tuition rates apply. Visit for tuition and student consumer information.

Students meeting eligibility requirements may be eligible for Part-Time TAP for Non-Degree Credentials up to 11 credits per semester at SUNY. Visit Non-degree Part-Time Tuition Assistance Program for more information.

 

Contact Information

Architecture & Construction Management

Lupton Hall, 261
934-420-2024
archcm@farmingdale.edu

Students select courses from each of the categories listed below:

Coursework 9 credits total
CON 161: Materials and Methods of Construction I 3 credits
CON 162: Materials and Methods of Construction II 3 credits
ARC 263: MEP and Energy Systems 3 credits

Curriculum Summary

Microcredentials help broaden an employee’s experience, for example, allowing someone with a business degree to also understand engineering. They create a broader understanding of an industry and help people progress along their career path.
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Last Modified 10/22/26