Principles in Building Construction
The elective module 'Principles in Building Construction' is during every winter semester. The course 'Principles in Building Construction' aims to supplement the knowledge gained in 'Building Construction I-III' and to teach the abstract principles of building construction. The course content can be divided into the following:
- Safety principle of building construction
- Basics of joining -Extended criteria for the choice of building materials
- Extended criteria for the choice of building components and construction types -Architectural principles of building construction
- Interaction between people and buildings
- Integration of technical building equipment in buildings and load bearing structures
Learning Outcomes
After participating in the elective module 'Principles in Building Construction', students will be able to detect the cause of damage as well as analyze and utilize methods for rectifying damage. The students are able to apply the main principles of constructions. In addition, students will be able to utilize criteria for the choice of building materials, components and types as well as depict the interaction between people and buildings.
Information
Coordination: Samuel Ebert, Marco Krechel, Stephan Ott, Eva Bodemer
Lecture: Wednesday, 9:45 - 11:15, HS 2770
Seminar: Wednesday, 15:00 - 16:30, HS 2100
Consultation hours: by arrangement
Semesterinformation:
Introduction to Specialization Building Construction Folien, Handout
Other:
Specialization Timber Structures - major subject - cross-sectional specialization
To discuss your cross-sectional specialization, two dates are offered by the major subjects "Timber Structures" and "Building Construction".
- Tuesday, 20. November, 14:00 – 16:00
Timber Structures: Room 3037 (with Mr. Dietsch)
Building Construction: Library of the Chair (Room 3025, with Mr. Ebert) - Tuesday, 22. Januar 2019, 14:00 – 16:00
Timber Structures: Room 3037 (with Mr. Dietsch)
Building Construction: Library of the Chair (Room 3025, with Mr. Ebert).