Technology of Construction 30

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Department of Construction Technology

Synopsis:

Principles of planning and realization of

buildings and large projects. Technological, spatial and time

analysis of the building process, long term and short term

construction planning and scheduling. Construction technology

design. Quality assurance and control. Flow method in building

industry, use of construction technology network analysis for

project management. Use of computers in project planning and

management.

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Syllabus of lectures:

1. Production process in building industry as a system. Main concepts and terms

2. Production process of a building. Spatial matrix of the building process

3. Technological and time matrix of the building process

4. Technological stages and their characteristics. Principles of modeling of the building production.

5. Construction technology design and main documents.

6. Quality management and control, quality assurance checklists.

7. Preparation of production of big projects as systems in the condition of market economy. Principles of realization of homogenous and non homogenous projects.

8. On preparation and realization of nuclear power stations

9. Main concepts and terms of the theory of flow method of building.

10. Theoretical case of the building process of a homogenous building as a part of a big project - line of balance

11. Use of graphs for system modeling. Principles and links used in CPM network graph

12. Precedence graph, BKN and Construction technology network diagram. Typical network diagrams and their modification.

13. Example of creation of a construction technology design on a computer, using the construction technology network diagram

14. Priciples of design of site equipment

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Study materials:

1. Jarský Ć. a kol.: Příprava a realizace staveb, CERM Brno 2003

2. Chase R. B., Aquilano N. J.: Production and Operations Management, Irwin Homewood IL, Boston MA, 1989

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: