Title: Investigation of the Structural Performance of Pozzolan – Lime Cement for Low Cost Housing Construction in Uganda Authors: Dans Naturida Nshekanabo, A.G. Kerali and Dan Tindiwensi Keywords: Pozzolan, Lime Cement, Construction materials, Low Cost Housing, Cement System, Uganda Issue Date: 30 April 2015 Abstract: Adequate housing is considered one of the basic human rights....Read More

Rationale/Course Description   There are different materials used in construction. These materials have different properties that influence their application. The materials also respond differently when subjected to different conditions. The course provides knowledge of all these aspects which is important for all construction professionals. Objectives/Aims To introduce the student to the basic properties of construction...Read More

Rationale/Course Description   There are different materials used in construction. These materials have different properties that influence their application. The materials also respond differently when subjected to different conditions. The course provides knowledge of all these aspects which is important for all construction professionals. Objectives/Aims To introduce the student to the basic properties of construction...Read More

Rationale/Course Description   The course introduces the student to the nature and properties of construction materials and their selection. It provides knowledge necessary for making well-founded choices of construction materials. Objectives/Aims To acquaint the student with the different construction materials. To enable the student understand main considerations in the selection of materials To enlighten the...Read More

Rationale/Course Description   This course covers mechanical and physical properties of construction materials which are vital in structural designs, and selection and application of the materials. Objectives/Aims • To provide students with an understanding of mechanical and physical properties of construction materials Attachment Name Attachment Type CIV 2105 Strength of Materials DOC PDF PSRead More