Title: Building Systems 1 & 2
Credits: 10
read more »The aim of this module is to enable learners to understand the role of Building Services, Environmental Systems, and Structural Systems, in the functioning of modern buildings.
Title: Built Environment Law
Credits: 5
read more »The aim of the module if to enable the learners to develop a basic understanding of the Irish legal system as it relates to the Built Environment.
Title: Construction Practice
Credits: 5
read more »The construction industry uses various materials for construction therefore the student needs to understand the properties of these materials, the use of these materials in construction and the specifications for these materials. Therefore this module provides the student with a detailed and comprehensive knowledge of construction materials including Concrete, Soils, Aggregates and Road Pavement materials. This information is then applied to the use of these materials in the construction industry and students are informed of current practices in such areas as:
- Ground Investigation
- Laboratory methods for classifying properties of soils
- Manufacturing, placing, compaction and curing of concrete
- Production of Aggregates
- Production and placing of road pavement materials
- Specifications for construction materials
Title: Construction Technology
Credits: 10
read more »This module aims to convey the principals of technology, practice and materials involved in domestic building construction.
Title: Economics for Construction & Property Specialists
Credits: 10
read more »This module sets out to develop an understanding of the concepts and principles of economic theory in the context of the construction / property environment.
Title: Engineering Mathematics
Credits: 5
read more »Introduction to mathematics and mathematical applications required in the management of construction and civil engineering projects.
Title: IT & Communication Skills for Construction and Property Professionals
Credits: 5
read more »To develop the student's knowledge, intellectual skills and competence to enable them to undertake applied research using various Data Collection, Data Analysis and Presentation Techniques. The students will also develop their skills and knowledge in Information Management; Communications and Project Management.
Title: Land Surveying
Credits: 10
read more »To develop a foundation understanding of the principles of surveying, intermediate knowledge of the methods and procedures used on site:
- Plan and execute a topographical survey for engineering development,
- Plan, design and set out engineering works,
- Manage, organise and execute a given task to meet specifications within a strict deadline and
- Work in groups.