This class constitutes the final examination to be taken in order to complete the master's program. Each student may choose a faculty member within the department of Building Construction to work with on this project. Template.doc is a table of contents example for the Project and Report class. BC 5984 - Temporary Structures Introduction to the analysis, design, erection, and selection of various temporary support and access structures needed for actual execution of building projects. Topics covered include loads on temporary structures, excavation and temporary excavation support methods, underpinning, concrete formwork systems, and temporary decking.
Due consideration is given to unconventional construction methods and placement techniques.
This course examines methods of integrating principles of environmental control into facility management decisions to achieve the financial, planning, marketing, and operations goals. It is designed to sharpen skills in the written and oral presentation of technical material. The course will focus on the procedures for projects of Preservation and Renovation of existing buildings. In particular, the course will focus on the design integration of structural and environmental systems as they relate to the provision for the health, comfort, safety, and well-being of occupants. Guidelines for appropriate and technically feasible solutions, economic considerations of interventions, roles and responsibilities will be presented.