Study Guide

Learning outcomes

The student:
- understands the whole of the parts of a building and their main functions
- knows different options and general requirements for the outer shell (envelope), surfaces and non-load bearing structures as well as the complementary building components
- understands the concepts of fire safety in buildings and the principles of moisture insulation
- is familiar with the general drawing markings
- knows the basics of computer-aided designing.

Implementation and methods of teaching

Lectures,
Independent exercises,
Possible field excursions

Presentable practice work

Exam


In addition, the course includes AutoCAD section with self-paced exercises

The exercise work, the given CAD-assignments and the course exam must be passed with approval to complete the course. Lesson assignments must be returned by the given deadline. Lesson assignments give you points that affect the grade.

Return of the exercise work by the deadline. If returning after this date, the return must be agreed separately with the teacher. Late returns affect the review.

Timing and attendance

Assignments and exercises are instructed in lectures.

Attendance is compulsory for the first classes (instructions for completing the course), if you do not attend the classes for the first 2nd time or provide a justified reason for the absence, the student will be removed from the course.

Learning material and recommended literature

Course materials
Various construction industry sources

Working life cooperation

Possible excursions and quest lecturers from companies

Exam retakes

Re-examination dates are announced in the last lectures of the course.

Learning environment

Contact teaching in Campus
Moodle-platform for exercises and tasks
Possible excursions

Student time use and work load

Exam and class exercises 60%
Exercise work 20%
AutoCAD exercises 20%

All sub-areas must be completed with approval in order to pass the course

Contents

The student understands the whole formed by the parts of the building and their central functions.
- The student knows the options for the outer shell, surfaces and non-load-bearing structures, as well as complementary building parts.
- The student understands the most important concepts of fire safety in buildings and the principles of moisture insulation.

CAD-part
The student:

- Understand the principles and tools of CAD design.
- Knows the basics of AutoCAD design and can produce, modify and print plans.

Assessment criteria

Exercises, exam and practice work. More detailed assessment methods are presented at the beginning of the course.

Assessment scale

1-5

Failed (0)

One of the following conditions is met:
- The test has been rejected
- Exercises not returned/rejected
- Mandatory practice assignments not returned/rejected
- Total points of the course are not enough to pass -> Rejected

Assessment criteria: level 1 (assessment scale 1–5)

consistently uses professional concepts and demonstrates familiarity with the knowledge base.
Can report and communicate professionally.

Assessment criteria: level 3 (assessment scale 1–5)

Can critically evaluate information and justify their actions with the help of researched information

Assessment criteria: level 5 (assessment scale 1–5)

Can analyze acquired information and draw conclusions and connect theoretical and experiential information