Level 6 Graduate Diploma in Engineering (9210-01) - City & Guilds

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Unit 107 Quantity surveying Level: 6 Introduction This unit is intended to teach the learner about managing the cost of buildings including an introduction to the management of contracts. Unit aim The aim of this unit is to provide adequate knowledge of the basics of Quantity Surveying. Learning outcomes There are six learning outcomes to this unit. The learner will: 1. Identify the role of the Quantity Surveyor in planning and cost control 2. Make measurements using standard Principles of Measurement and prepare Bills of Quantities 3. Explain use of technical specifications for building construction and estimate the cost of projects 4. Define relevant legal requirements, building and environmental regulations 5. Explain types of contract and basics of administering a contract 6. Explain contract documents and construction procurement procedures Guided learning hours It is recommended that 150 hours should be allocated for this unit of which 60 would be direct taught hours and the remainder for laboratory practical work and independent study. The unit may be carried out on a full time or part time basis. Assessment This unit will be assessed by means of one three hour written examination plus satisfactory completion of the prescribed practical and laboratory work. The assessments will be carried out separately. Learners are expected to possess knowledge of Drawing practice, Auto Cad Design and Building Engineering ie as per the City & Guilds Advanced Technician Diploma 6165-30-071 and 171 or relevant HND or other equivalent. 48 Level 6 Graduate Diploma in Engineering (9210-01)
Unit 107 Quantity surveying Assessment Criteria Outcome 1 Identify the role of the Quantity Surveyor in planning and cost control The learner can: 1. Define the time value of money, interest, inflation, discounting, depreciation and taxes. 2. Explain the need for and advantages in cost planning and illustrate with simple examples the impact of feasibility studies, planning and design, on cost. 3. Explain the process of cost control during the ‘Design’ stage, client preferences and the design brief. 4. Explain the importance and management of cost and quality at project implementation stages. 5. Define tender documents including BoQ and Contract based on BoQ, Design and Construct. 6. Define Responsibilities of QS. 7. Select relevant contract documents; describe the possible discrepancies in contract documents, and the necessity for Coordinated Project Information. Range Tender documents - BQ’s drawings, specification, preliminaries, site investigation survey and their relationship to the construction contract Outcome 2 Make measurements using standard Principles of Measurement and prepare Bills of Quantities The learner can: 1. Prepare Taking off sheets, use conventional mensuration techniques. 2. Explain the necessity for Standardising Methods of Measurement. 3. Make Measurement to Standard Methods of Measurement: a. Substructure b. Surveying and Levelling, Site clearing c. Site Investigation d. Earthwork e. Types of Foundations f. Measurement of Excavation, Earthwork and Sub-structure 4. Make Measurement to Standard Methods of Measurement a. Concrete Superstructure 5. Make Measurement to Standard Methods of Measurement a. Masonry structures and panels 6. Make Measurement to Standard Methods of Measurement a. Timber and Steel Roof structures 7. Make Measurement to Standard Methods of Measurement – Superstructure II a. Floor b. Finishes c. Woodwork, Doors, Windows, Partitions, Ceilings d. Glazing, Painting 8. Make Measurement to Standard Methods of Measurement, (RC) a. Water supply, Plumbing b. Drainage Level 6 Graduate Diploma in Engineering (9210-01) 49
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Page 5 and 6: Contents 1 Introduction 5 Qualifica
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Page 9 and 10: Qualification structure To achieve
Page 11 and 12: To achieve the Level 6 Graduate Dip
Page 13 and 14: To achieve the Level 6 Graduate Dip
Page 15 and 16: The register of Chartered Engineers
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Unit 119 Wireless and mobile commun
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Unit 120 Computer programming and i
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Unit 121 Computer networks Assessme
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Unit 122 Web design and application
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Unit 122 Web design and application
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Unit 123 Computer architecture and
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Unit 123 Computer architecture and
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Unit 124 Database management Assess
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Unit 125 Signals and systems Assess
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Unit 126 Information management Lev
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Unit 127 Software engineering Asses
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Unit 128 Applied thermodynamics Ass
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internal energy of reaction c entha
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Unit 129 Fluid mechanics Level: 6 I
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Outcome 2 Perform fluid flow calcul
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Unit 129 Fluid mechanics Notes for
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Assessment This unit will be assess
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Principal planes: the planes on whi
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Outcome 10 Explain the use of flywh
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Unit 131 Materials Level: 6 Introdu
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3. Describe the effects of alloying
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Outcome 4 Describe how the microstr
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Unit 132 Manufacturing technology L
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Outcome 3 Explain the principles of
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Unit 133 Analysis and design of man
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Outcome 3 Analyse the design of man
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Unit 133 Analysis and design of man
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Unit 134 Hydraulics and hydraulic m
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Outcome 3 Identify unique features
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Unit 135 Mechanics of solids Level:
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d. principle of virtual work. 13. D
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Unit 136 Control systems Level: 6 I
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c. performance indices in the time
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Unit 137 Electro techniques Assessm
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Unit 138 Quality and reliability en
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Outcome 4 Adopt Quality Management
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Appendix 1 Sources of general infor
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