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This document provides information about an individual assignment for a Construction Technology 3 course. The assignment requires students to prepare a booklet with 20 sketches/drawings based on topics from their syllabus. The objectives are to develop the ability to apply complete construction procedures and illustrate each stage of the building process with labeled technical terms. Upon completion, students will be able to interpret construction sequences, demonstrate material applications, explain building design and construction principles, and sketch/draw and label building elements and components. Students must compile and staple their booklet with a cover page and submit it in Week 12.
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![SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE · BUILDING · DESIGN
Centre for Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia
Bachelor of Quantity Surveying (Honours)
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 3 [QSB2514/BLD60304]
Prerequisite: Construction Technology 2 (QSB1524/BLD60204))
Individual Assignment - Sketching / Drawing
Brief
This individual assignment constitutes 10% of the total assessment.
Objective
The objectives of this assignment are as follows:
1. To develop the ability to apply the complete constructional procedures of the various types of building
with suitable materials and design.
2. To illustrate each stage of the building and design process, with carefully labelled with the relevant
technical terms.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this assignment, students will be able to:
1. To interpret the logical sequences of concepts and alternative construction practices, demonstrating the
variation in material applications.
2. To explain the construction of buildings and the scientific principles which underpin the design and
construction
3. To sketch/draw and label in detailed each element and component of a building.
Task / Methodology
You are required to prepare a booklet with 20 sketches / drawings based on some of the topics in your syllabus.
Submission
Compile and prepare your booklet with ascending page number. Staple your booklet with the cover page and
submit the booklet in Week 12.
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Assignment 1 - Sketching / Drawing
- 1. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE · BUILDING · DESIGN Centre for Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia Bachelor of Quantity Surveying (Honours) CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 3 [QSB2514/BLD60304] Prerequisite: Construction Technology 2 (QSB1524/BLD60204)) Individual Assignment - Sketching / Drawing Brief This individual assignment constitutes 10% of the total assessment. Objective The objectives of this assignment are as follows: 1. To develop the ability to apply the complete constructional procedures of the various types of building with suitable materials and design. 2. To illustrate each stage of the building and design process, with carefully labelled with the relevant technical terms. Learning Outcomes On completion of this assignment, students will be able to: 1. To interpret the logical sequences of concepts and alternative construction practices, demonstrating the variation in material applications. 2. To explain the construction of buildings and the scientific principles which underpin the design and construction 3. To sketch/draw and label in detailed each element and component of a building. Task / Methodology You are required to prepare a booklet with 20 sketches / drawings based on some of the topics in your syllabus. Submission Compile and prepare your booklet with ascending page number. Staple your booklet with the cover page and submit the booklet in Week 12. BQS (Honours) – Construction Technology 3 (QSB2514/BLD60304) 1