| source Georgia Tech (X) |
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department Building Construction (X) |
For graduate students holding graduate research assistantship.
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The goal of this course is to teach students the basics of construction contracting, business methods, organizational models, bidding, construction insurance, and labor relations.
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An introduction to the planning and physical development process for the construction of projects of residential and light construction scale.
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A continuation of Construction Technology I with an emphasis on large- scale and high-rise building, i.e., commercial building construction.
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Provides an introduction to the construction industry with emphasis on exploring career opportunities in construction.
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Independent research conducted under the guidance of a faculty member.
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Independent research conducted under the guidance of a faculty member.
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Introduction to cost principles and cost analysis of construction projects, including classification of work, quantity survey techniques, construction operation costs, and bid proposals.
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Legal aspects of construction contracts, bonds, insurance, and bidding. Owner, architect, contractor, and subcontractor relationships.
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General introduction to the financing of construction and real estate development projects. Emphasis on financing requirements, activities, sources, and uses.
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This course will offer construction planning and management techniques for project design and construction with a focus on different scheduling methods and their use.
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An introductory course to the evaluation of behavior of buildings, the properties of structural materials, and the behavior of load-resisting members.
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An overview of development in the United States, current trends in residential development, and the impact of external factors on residential development. This course is designed to help Building Construction students understand how their development impacts the social environment and quality of life of the community.
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An overview of the principles of smart growth, livable communities and new urbanism and how these principles are implemented in the process from design to construction and marketing.
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A study of contemporary examples of an integrated approach to design, construction and development. Course involves real-world project analysis from multiple points of view.
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This course covers practical project management, technology, and tools for this approach and the required management skills for successful execution of projects.
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First part is an introduction to principles and methodology. Second part is an introduction to economic principles and theories and how to apply the concepts and methods of building economics.
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Emphasis being placed on the practical design and construction of structural elements. The course includes basic design principles with a heavy emphasis on constructability and buildability.
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A senior construction project that includes redevelopment analysis and feasibility study, project development, and construction.
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Methods of construction marketing and business development. Innovative computer applications, verbal skills development, professional strategies, market segmentation, and buyer behavior.
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The goal of the laboratory is to teach students a comprehensive sustainable design and construction information system and a program of real-world, hands-on projects.
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Basics of construction business risk assessment, looking for construction opportunities, capital investment, computerized construction business, and business failures.
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Major issues of the construction industry in productivity improvement, constructability, quality improvements, safety, computers, and innovative construction management.
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Students work for a professional architecture/engineering/ construction company in which they learn, first-hand, about the construction industry.
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Independent research conducted under the guidance of a faculty member.
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