Rationale/Course Description The course examines the influence of soil structures on the design of foundations for building and other structures Objectives/Aims To introduce students to the basic concepts of geotechnical engineering To equip the student with basic knowledge geotechnical
TEC 1301 Workshop Practice
Rationale/Course Description Construction is a practical profession. The course exposes students to hands-on activities involved in the construction industry to appreciate how they are connected with theoretical knowledge imparted in class. Objectives/Aims To expose the student to hands-on practical
SUV 2206 Land Surveying for Construction
Rationale/Course Description Plan surveying and profiles are common features in building and setting out of different services. Whereas this is usually executed by surveyors, other participants in the construction need to appreciate the basic concepts that feed into their
SOC 2103 Sociology for Technology
Rationale/Course Description Construction and technology have an effect on society. The course expounds the relationship between construction and technological advances, and social dynamics to be appreciated by construction professionals. This would provide a basis socially compliant designs and actions
QUS 3203 Construction Contract Administration
Rationale/Course Description The construction projects are implemented on the basis of contracts. There are a number of participants involved on a construction project with different roles and responsibilities. This course covers aspects of construction contract administration and the application of