Robert Flood

Robert Flood serves as a Lecturer at the Air Force Institute of Technology's Civil Engineer School, teaching specialized courses in cost estimation and engineering economics for military and government engineering applications.

Education:

• BS in Community Development & Planning from Central Michigan University
• MS in Master of Military Studies from US Marine Corps Command and Staff College

Mr. Flood's expertise bridges military engineering practices with civilian facility management standards. His instruction focuses on practical applications of cost estimation methodologies and economic analysis in engineering decision-making, with particular emphasis on life cycle considerations for infrastructure projects. His military background in electrical/electronic systems informs his approach to technical cost analysis.

Professional Certifications:

• Certified Energy Manager (CEM) from Association of Energy Engineers
• Facility Management Professional (FMP) from International Facility Management Association
• Facility Engineering Level 3 from Defense Acquisition University
• DOD Level 3 Contracting Officers Representative (COR)
• Master Electrician

With extensive experience as an Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 specializing in electrical systems and facilities, followed by federal service with GSA, Air Force, and DISA as a Project Manager/Estimator/Facility Manager, Mr. Flood brings real-world operational experience to classroom instruction at AFIT.