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    SUBJECT

    Civil Engineering Construction


    & Graphics
    CEC&G
    Course Code CE-205
    TEACHERS
    (Session 2016)

    Theory Lab/Practical work


    Manual
    Drawing
    Dr. Syed Asad Ali Gillani Engr. Rehan Ashraf
    AutoCAD
    Marks Distribution
    THEORY = 100
    SESSIONALS = 100 THEORY
    Total = 100

    30 Marks 10 Marks 10 Marks 40 Marks


    10 Marks
    Mid Term Attendance + Quiz-II Final Term
    Quiz-I
    Examination Assignments 10 Minutes Examination
    10 Minutes
    1 Hours (Theory) 1.5 Hours
    Marks Distribution

    Practicals/Lab
    = 100

    20 Marks 10 Marks
    35 Marks 35 Marks
    Assignment Attendance
    Mannual Drawaing AutoCAD
    Sheets (Practicals)
    Term duration

    • Starting Date = 22-01-2018


    • Ending Date = 18-05-2018

    16 Weeks
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 1
     Introduction
     Site Selection
     Orientation & setting out of Civil Engineering
    Projects
     WEEK # 2
     Masonry
     Types of Stone, Brick and Block Masonry
     Bonds in Brick Masonry
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 3
     Dampness in Buildings
     Causes of Dampness in Buildings
     Remedial measures

     WEEK # 4
     Precast Concrete Construction.
     Quality control in Concrete Construction.
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 5 & 6
     Scaffolding and Formwork

     WEEK # 7
     Concrete
     Batching, Mixing, Transportation &
    Compaction of Concrete.
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 8
     Civil Engineering Machinery.
     Concrete Mixers
     Vibrators
     Pneumatic Tools
     Stone Crushers
     Machinery for cleaning and Grading of Aggregate.
     WEEK # 9
     Mid Term Exam
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 10
     Stairs
     Definitions
     Proportioning Stairs
     Requirements of Good stair
     Types of Stairs
     Numerical
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 11
     Services
     Services groups
     Materials for Services
     WEEK # 12
     Movement Joints
     Joints (Expansion & Contraction)
     Factors effecting the location of Joints.
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 13
     Flooring
     Types of Floor finishes
     WEEK # 14
     Defects in Building Construction.
     Principal defects
     Diagnosis of defects
     Causes and remedial measures.
    SYLLABUS
    Week wise distribution

     WEEK # 15
     Types of Civil Engineering Drawings.
     Plan, Elevation & Section.
     Working Drawings for a residential buildings.

    WEEK # 16
     Application of Architectural Planning &
    Rendering in Civil engineering Projects
    Recommended Books
    • Building Construction
    By Huntington
    • Building Construction
    By W.B. Mc.Kay
    • Building Construction
    By N.L. Arora B.R. Gupta
    • Building Construction Class Notes & Presentations
    WEEK # 1

    – Introduction
    – Site Selection
    – Orientation & setting out of Civil Engineering
    Projects
    INTRODUCTION
    • CEC&G deals with the construction techniques
    & materials adopted/used for different civil
    engineering projects to ensure
    – Systematic
    – Safe and
    – Economical
    Completion of projects
    • Graphical tools like AutoCAD (Software)
    (computer-aided drafting) provides the facility to
    draw the detailed drawings of projects.
    • Civil engineering projects can be broadly
    classified in to the followings categories.
    – Buildings(All types)
    – Roads, Railways, Airports & Bridges
    – Dams, Reservoirs & Canals.
    – Underground structures (Tunnels)
    • Civil engineering projects works can be
    divided in to three parts
    1. Architectural works
    2. Structural design works
    3. Execution works
    1. Architectural works
    1. Architectural works involves Planning, orientation
    and aesthetics of the Projects.
    2. Structural design works
    1. Structural design work involves design of
    horizontal and vertical components of Projects.
    2. Horizontal components are … Floors, Beams,
    Slabs etc.
    3. Vertical components are …. Columns, walls,
    piles
    3. Execution works
    1. It involves the Physical execution of work at site
    by using the drawings and specifications.
    Site Selection
    • It means selection of best site for the
    project which provide
    – Safety
    – Economy
    • It is a project specific job.
    • It depends on the
    1. Requirements of user/client
    2. Use of Project
    3. Finance available
    General Rules for site selection
    • It should provide minimum disturbance to the
    residents of the area.
    • Site should be selected that it provides good
    drainage.
    • Site should be easily accessible.
    • Construction material should be easily available.
    • Transportation of construction material is easy.
    • The B/C ratio of the project should be greater
    than 1.
    Orientation of Buildings & setting
    out of Civil engineering Projects
    • What is Orientation of buildings?
    – It is defined as the art of placing a building in such a
    position that its front faces a particular direction.
    • Object of Orientation of Buildings
    – To place the building so as to suit its surroundings.
    – To provide natural comfort to users.
    – To provide privacy to inmates.
    – To protect residents from dust and noise pollution.
    – To place the building in such direction that its
    minimum portion comes in contact with direct rain
    showers so as to avoid dampness in building.
    Factors effecting Orientation of
    Buildings
    • Following factors are important for deciding the
    Orientation of Buildings.
    1. Surroundings of the Site
     The building should be so oriented that it suits surrounding
    of the site.
    2. Approach to road or street
     Approach to nearby road means a good orientation.
    3. Sun Movement.
     Sun path and sun rays are important in deciding the
    placement of different rooms in a building.
    Sun Movement.
    • Sun is the important source of energy,
    natural light and Temperature.
    • If sunrays are properly falling on the
    building then it will provide a good living
    conditions in the buildings.
    Arrangement of Different rooms in
    a Residential Building w.r.t Sun
    Movement
    • Drawing or Living rooms SE W
    • Dining rooms SE SW
    • Bed rooms SE NW
    • Verandah S W
    • Kitchen NE SE
    • Stairs, Stairs case & stores NE NW
    Useful links
    • Brick Masonry
    – http://www.bia.org/html/frmset_thnt.htm
    • CAD TUTOR
    • Commands
    – http://www.cadtutor.net/tutorials/

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