Building
Economic is major module for students that take quantity surveying course. This
module stands up of 4 credit hours and it’s taught by Ms. Dianne and Sr. Loo.
This module is basically about construction economic
Module Synopsis
This
module provides an overview of the Quantity Surveyor’s role during the
pre-tender stage of a development. The students will be introduced to practical
situations of the various methods of controlling the cost of buildings at the
design stage. Students also will be introduced to the relationship between
building morphology, design variables and life cycle costing of a building.
Students are also given the opportunity to learn and apply information
technology in the cost planning.
Module Teaching Objectives
Upon completion of this module, it enable me to:
- To develop an awareness of the nature, content, and significance of cost control, cost planning and understand the roles of project teams towards fulfilling client needs.
- To develop awareness of the effect of design variables in obtaining an economical design and to appreciate the role of the quantity surveyor in pre- and post-contract stages.
- Identify the role and responsibilities of Quantity Surveyors in the overall development process and to match the relationship between cost and design to a value outcome.
- Explain various methods of pre-tender estimating.
- Outline the importance of cost studies to enhance the role of Quantity Surveyor in the development process.
- Produce an estimate at pre-tender stage, cost plan based on historical data and S-curve for financial planning to a proposed project.
Module Learning Outcomes
After
completing this module, is enable me to:
Syllabus
W1- Introduction
to Building Economics Module
W2-The
Concept of Cost Control
W3-Cost
Modelling
W4-Building
Morphology and Design Economics
W5-Cost
Analysis, Indices and Data
W6-Detailed
Cost Planning I
W7-Detailed
Cost Planning II
W8-Cost
Control
W9-Investment
and Development Appraisals I
W10-Investment
and Development Appraisals II
W11-Whole
Life Costing I
W12-Whole
Life Costing II
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