Learning OutcomesLearning Outcomes Module learning outcomes addressed: LO3 – Explain the role of site investigation and ground engineering in design and construction and demonstrate awareness of how substructure works impact on health and safety, and sustainability. LO4 – Describe principles of land surveying in the context of construction engineering and demonstrate competence in operating basic surveying instruments. Repo...
TaskThe Composite Construction – Bridge Deck Design Coursework is part of the Structural Element Design Course. The Design Coursework must be submitted to the Student Office before 16.00hrs Friday, 25 October; on calculation paper and with appropriate cover sheet. Collaboration between students on the coursework is not allowed. Building on design and analytical skills learned throughout this course as well as other relevant courses und...
Tasks: Innovation in ConstructionAssessment 1 contributes towards 30% of your grade for this paper BackgroundYou have decided to develop and market a new innovative solution for the NZ construction industry and you need to convince a panel of experts in construction to fund your idea. The briefPrepare a report that describes and promotes your innovative construction solution to convince the panel members that it worth investing in yo...
Identify geotechnical factors and substructures.1. Identify geotechnical factors and substructures.2. Compare building types and structures3. Compare building envelope material selection and design4. Discuss interior linings, joinery and fitment 1. Using your free hand, sketch and label a typical section of a cantilever concrete foundation wall with reinforced concrete slab on ground. Identify the following elements in your diagram: •...
This assignment addresses the following module outcomes: MO1 Apply design principles and standards to transport infrastructure geometric design problems MO2 Apply design principles and standards to transport infrastructure construction problems MO3 Generate a number of design options to solve an open ended problem MO4 Synthesise specifications, standards and site conditions to develop final detailed solutions. Metrobus South-west facing o...
Section Views and Cross-Hatching1. How to create section views A to D for the following four objects. The section view must follow the annotated cutting plane. 2. How to fill in all cut areas with cross-hatching. 3. All drawings should be made with a 1:1 scale. 4. All objects are shown as dimensioned 3D renderings with a corresponding top view illustrating the section view cutting plane. Assume all dimensions are in millimetres. ...
Questions: This piece of coursework covers 100% of the marks for the entire EG7037 Environmental Sustainable Engineering & Logistic module. The word count for this assignment is in the region of 3000 words in addition to Appendices and labelled diagrams / sketches.Presentation: The quality of the presentation, cross-referencing of materials/images & references cited will be awarded 5 Marks Task 1 – Environmental Sustainabl...
Healthy Home Healthy Environmentprepare a reflection and summary for each topics based on the following criteria: Your summary must answer the following three questions 1 What is the key point/message? 2. How may the Topic discussions be applied in the field (e.g. professional life)? 3. What are some examples/studies/perspectives relevant to the topic from the literature? 4. Bibliography There is two Topics and different subtopics und...
1. Evaluate the physical and legislative constraints and sustainability considerations for a medium to large size construction project. 2. Compare and evaluate elements of buildings and infrastructure, including; foundations and substructure, structure, envelope and interior. 3. Formulate strategies to achieve passive fire compliance. 4. Analyze typical building services in terms of purpose, configuration, safety features, and c...
Task: Assignment - Modelling: Production of building drawings 1. Aim Of The Assignment The aim of this assignment is: to ensure that you understand the concepts of Building Information Modelling and can create a 3D model of a building by Autodesk Revit. 2. The Assignment Brief You are required to produce 3D drawings for a house of approximate ground floor area between 80 and 100 square metres (2 story house): 1. Your home/current dwellin...
Task: Question 1Being a structural engineer in an engineering design office, you are asked to design typical internal beams and a column using Euro Codes for a school building at University Campus. The schematic floor plan of the classroom and the relevant floor loads are shown below. You are required to write in maximum 2,500 words design report before the construction of the project. Your report should include the Euro code required calculat...
Task Venue and space management In view of a pandemic and high share space rentals home-offices are becoming a norm in Singapore. You have been tasked to design a productive home office space in one bed-room of a five-room HDB flat in Singapore for an event consultant. Question 1 -List Ten (10) questions you would ask your client on his requirements before you set out to design the home office. (20 marks) Question 2- Based on ...
Questions: Contents1. Building Information Modelling overview2. Assessment Two overview3. Autodesk Revit overview4. Access to Autodesk Revit 20225. Teaching plan for Week 8 to 116. Optional resources What is BIM?• Processes• Lifecycle Parametric objects• Object-based parametric modelling• Parameters define an object• Location• Geometry• Shape• Thickness• Elevation• Intersection&...
Water Supply System Planning for Newly Acquired Sub-Counties in City Q A “take home” exam is a recognized alternative form of assessment where students take their assessment off-campus within a specified timeframe. The university has important rules for exams. Please carefully read the instructions below. Failure to comply with any of the instructions below may result in our beingunable to accept or grade your exam or initiating ...
Task: You are required to write a Report detailing the theoretical framework of your year-long research project. This should contain: The research title An introduction that sets the context of the research and includes a justification of its importance A clear aim, that stems from the justification, and concise objectives that will allow you to achieve the project aim A comprehensive literature review, with a synthesis of i...