Provides an essential legal foundation regarding statutory laws affecting builders. It covers general contract principles, commercial torts, contractual liabilities, remedies for breaches, arbitration workflows, and the execution rules of standard building agreement forms.
Introduces high-level construction techniques required for multi-story structures. The course covers the erection and safety stability requirements of advanced scaffolding systems, complex fenestrations, heavy-duty shoring, and multi-tier floor and wall framing operations.
Builds directly upon the foundational principles learned in Measurement of Building Works. It teaches advanced dimension taking-off methodologies from complex blueprints, dimension abstracting and billing workflows, preparation of Bills of Quantities (BOQ), and technical specification writing.
Acts as the direct continuation of CAD I. It advances students from basic software interfaces to drafting complex multi-layered architectural plans, cross-sections, structural framing layouts, and 2D concrete reinforcement details, while mastering scaling and plotting metrics.
Connects physical construction processes with technical workshop oversight. It delivers advanced instructions regarding fabrication techniques, specialized equipment usage safety, material testing methodologies, and operational workflows inside professional woodwork and concrete fabrication yards.
Introduces the core concepts of engineering statics and structural structural analysis. It covers the determination of support reactions, calculation of shearing forces and bending moments for beams, and evaluation of cross-sectional properties such as moments of inertia and structural stresses.