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BLDG10060 |
Sustainable Construction Techniques |
3.00 |
42.00 |
| Course description: Evaluate Sustainable Construction Techniques such as energy management, day lighting, and efficient water usage. Apply the selected techniques to the building being considered for the Jury project. Defend the selected methods using Life Cycle Assessment. |
| Credits: 3 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Lab |
2.00 |
14 |
| Online |
1.00 |
14 |
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BLDG10061 |
Facility Management |
2.00 |
28.00 |
| Course description: Research and recommend solutions to Facility Management topics such as Interior Programming and Space Planning and develop a FM Information System for a Commercial/Institutional type building. |
| Credits: 2 |
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BLDGAR625 |
Structural Design 4 |
3.00 |
42.00 |
| Course description: This course further reinforces the knowledge already gained in earlier structural courses with regards to the design of simple structural elements and culminates with the submission of a simulated design package related to the Jury Project. The design portion continues with the design of new structural elements in structural steel and fundamental insight into the design and behaviour of new simple reinforced concrete elements. The key objective of the course is to produce a final design brief, an Oral Presentation and a complete set of working structural drawings relating to the Jury Project. The course is also intended to reinforce the student's understanding of structural systems and how structures go together and function. If at all possible, these objectives will, be supported through field trips to construction sites and/or completed structures. Analysis of such structural systems using SFRAME also is included in AR625.Some generic skills will also be included in the course. The projects and assignments will be group work efforts. Students will work collaboratively in groups and demonstrate useful and productive roles and behaviours. Each group will produce a professional looking design brief and Oral Presentation containing text and computer-generated graphics, tables and data using a word processing package and technical software such as AutoCAD and/or PFRAME/SFRAME, regarding the final design of the Jury Project structure. Each group will also produce a set of working structuraldrawings in support of the project. |
| Credits: 3 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Lab |
1.00 |
14 |
| Lecture |
2.00 |
14 |
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BLDGEA635 |
Commercial Building Systems |
4.00 |
56.00 |
| Course description: Finalize and draw the required services, including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, for the jury project. Apply traditional or sustainable techniques to the project. |
| Credits: 4 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Lab |
2.00 |
14 |
| Lecture |
2.00 |
14 |
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LABREA643 |
Construction Human And Labour Relations |
3.00 |
42.00 |
| Course description: A course in basic human and construction labour-union relations at the workplace with emphasis on basic labour-union relations. |
| Credits: 3 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Online |
1.00 |
14 |
| Lecture |
2.00 |
14 |
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MGMTEA641 |
Construction Management 2 |
4.00 |
56.00 |
| Course description: Study of a design/built project from feasibility study to substantial performance. This includes contract documents, project administration, cost control, site supervision and labour relations. |
| Credits: 4 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Online |
1.00 |
14 |
| Lecture |
3.00 |
14 |
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ACCT10119 |
Construction Accounting |
3.00 |
42.00 |
| Course description: Apply basic accounting methods and practices for cost control and financial reporting of construction projects. Apply principles specifically related to contract administration of construction projects including but not limited to payment certification, change orders, allowances, contingencies, hold backs, and claims support. Understand managerial concepts related to facilities management including, budgets, capital costs, assets, depreciation, net present / future value, and purchasing procedures. |
| Credits: 3 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Lab |
2.00 |
14 |
| Lecture |
1.00 |
14 |
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MGMT10162 |
Architectural Project Management |
4.00 |
56.00 |
| Course description: Apply project management concepts to their capstone project. Understand the importance of contract administration as the consultant on a construction project. Develop preliminary and detailed estimates and schedules using computer software. |
| Credits: 4 |
| Default course delivery*: |
| Lab |
2.00 |
14 |
| Lecture |
2.00 |
14 |
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BLDG10727 |
Architectural Project and Presentation |
1.00 |
14.00 |
| Course description: Develop all aspects of authority review/approval documentation of a commercial / institutional building for their capstone project. Documentation shall meet all legal and industry standard requirements to satisfy all authorities having jurisdiction as applicable, including but not limited to site plan/zoning requirements, heritage permits, conservation authorities, building permit, sustainable certifications, etc. Integrate requirements of the Ontario Building Code and coordinate all disciplines (civil, landscape mechanical, electrical, structural, and interior design) within the document set. |
| Credits: 1 |
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TDRW10042 |
Contract Document Production |
3.00 |
42.00 |
| Course description: Develop final working drawings and specifications of commercial / institutional building for their capstone project which will be presented and critiqued by a jury which consists of internal and external professionals. Students will use current computer aided design technologies to produce their documents, which may include BIM models, renderings, walk-throughs, and virtual reality integration. |
| Credits: 3 |
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