Course Details

Construction Project Planning

Academic Year 2024/25

NWA014 course is part of 1 study plan

NPC-SIR Winter Semester 1st year

Course Guarantor

Institute

Language of instruction

Czech

Credits

5 credits

Semester

winter

Forms and criteria of assessment

course-unit credit and examination

Offered to foreign students

Not to offer

Course on BUT site

Lecture

13 weeks, 2 hours/week, elective

Syllabus

1. Construction technology planning as an element of project management. Definition, meaning, material supply planning and time scheduling and connections to other activities conducted by a building company; related legislative regulations. 2. Theory of and methods used in the production of a construction technology planning study of the execution of the main technical stages of construction execution. 3. Time planning for a construction project, time and financial planning for a construction project divided up with regard to the execution of individual structures. 4. Classification and contents of documentation produced as part of a contractor’s production planning , methods used. 5. Design of construction site facilities, technical documentation. 6. Principles for the proposal and evaluation of the main lifting devices at the site, taking into account their time utilization. 7. Principles governing and options for an operational plan for construction execution, methods of coordinating the provision of necessary resources for the construction project, arrangement of outsourced sub-deliveries , and cooperation. 8. Creation of a budget for a building contract. 9. Calculation of the price of construction work. 10. Proposal of a budget bid with regard to tenders. 11. Use of BIM technologies in construction technology planning. The types of processes, equipment, software solutions and risks associated with the introduction of BIM. Theoretical options for the use of modelling in the future. 12. Construction management tools utilizing BIM technologies. Legislative regulations, technical standards and standards related to BIM technologies. 13 Practical usage of BIM technologies in construction technology planning and management at real construction sites. BIM from the perspective of sustainable building construction. Use of augmented reality technology as part of a construction site manager´s activities.

Exercise

13 weeks, 2 hours/week, compulsory

Syllabus

1. Introduction to construction technology planning issues, requirements and documents for practical classes. 2. Study of the execution of the main technical stages of the construction process for an assigned building. 3. Time schedule and financial plan for a construction project divided between structures housing construction site facilities, utilizing engineering economics indicators. 4. Inspection and consultation regarding work done on assigned tasks. 5. Design of construction site facilities. 6. Proposal of the main lifting mechanism for a construction site. 7. Inspection and consultation regarding work done on assigned tasks. 8. Creating an order in connection with the budget of a construction project, creation of a blank budget for completion by competing potential contractors . 9. Calculation of the prices of construction work in connection with the creation of a bill of quantities. 10. Inspection and consultation regarding work done on assigned tasks. 11. Autodesk Navisworks, importing of data and 3D model formats. Modelling of the stages of the construction process; the use of timelines. 12. Advanced modelling of the technical preparations being performed for an assigned building – analysis of the project and construction site, technological standards in 3D, inspection and coordination of projects, calculations and budgets in BIM. 13. Detection of collisions, operational management of a construction project, estimation of progress to be made on the construction project over time, time planning in 3D. Other computer programmes and their demonstration in construction technology planning. Evaluation of completed tasks, defence of proposed solutions, credit.