Title: Spatial Analysis of Construction Accidents in Kampala, Uganda Authors: Irumba, R., Wilhelmsson, M. and Kerali, A.G. Keywords: accidents, construction industry, regression modelling, spatial analysis, Issue Date: August 2011 Abstract: Construction work is one of the leading sources of occupational injuries and fatalities in Uganda. This paper set out to investigate the causes of accidents...Read More

Description Construction is a very expensive venture that requires careful planning, if costs are to be maintained within manageable levels. It is imperative to understand the factors that affect the cost of a building project and how these costs can be controlled. Objectives   Introduce the students to the management of construction costs To make...Read More

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 activities in the construction industry Attachment Name Attachment Type TEC 1301 Workshop Practice DOC PDF...Read More

Rationale The construction industry is one of the biggest employers both in the formal and informal sectors. Labour and employment affairs in the industry are regulated like in other industries. The construction professionals therefore ought to know the legal provisions for employment and labour regulation. Objectives/Aims To enable students understand employment contracts and labour laws...Read More

Rationale   Construction is undertaken as a business venture to make profit and generate wealth. This wealth is generated from earnings on cost expenditures on construction activities. The cost has to be well planned and managed in order to generate sufficient returns on the investments. Objectives/Aims To provide the student with a clear understanding of construction...Read More