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    This document outlines the learning outcomes, tasks, and reporting requirements for students taking the Building Construction I course. [Students will complete three building workshops involving brickwork, plastering, and tiling and must submit a report after each summarizing the workshop objectives, materials, procedures, results, and conclusions.] Assessment will be based on workshop performance and the quality, content, and formatting of the workshop reports.

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    This document outlines the learning outcomes, tasks, and reporting requirements for students taking the Building Construction I course. [Students will complete three building workshops involving brickwork, plastering, and tiling and must submit a report after each summarizing the workshop objectives, materials, procedures, results, and conclusions.] Assessment will be based on workshop performance and the quality, content, and formatting of the workshop reports.

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    This document outlines the learning outcomes, tasks, and reporting requirements for students taking the Building Construction I course. [Students will complete three building workshops involving brickwork, plastering, and tiling and must submit a report after each summarizing the workshop objectives, materials, procedures, results, and conclusions.] Assessment will be based on workshop performance and the quality, content, and formatting of the workshop reports.

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    Building Workshop Practice

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    This document outlines the learning outcomes, tasks, and reporting requirements for students taking the Building Construction I course. [Students will complete three building workshops involving brickwork, plastering, and tiling and must submit a report after each summarizing the workshop objectives, materials, procedures, results, and conclusions.] Assessment will be based on workshop performance and the quality, content, and formatting of the workshop reports.

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    The key takeaways are the learning outcomes, tasks, and assessment criteria for the Building Workshops course.

    The learning outcomes are to perform procedures for brick walls, mortar and plastering, wall and floor tiling.

    The tasks include building brick walls in stretcher bond and English bond, plastering, jointing, pointing, and wall and floor tiling.

    School of Technology Division of Building

    ATGB1034 Building Construction I


    Building Workshops:
    Practices & Reports Semester 1,
    2011/2012

    1 Learning Outcomes

    At the end of the Building Workshops, students shall be able to: -

     Perform the procedures and good practices of building


    brickwalls;

     Perform the procedures and good practices of preparing mortar,


    plastering, jointing and pointing; and

     Perform the procedures and good practices of wall and floor tiling.
    Tasks
    Students will be divided into groups as assigned by the lecturer in-
    charge of Building Workshop. Students are required to attend the Building
    Workshop as per scheduled and to undertake tasks according to
    workshop practice sheet: -
    Building Workshop 1:
     Brickwork – half-brick wall in Stretcher bond (4 bricks long x 4
    courses high)
     Plastering – undercoat on brickwall

    Figure 1.1: Stretcher Bond


    Building Workshop 2:
     Brickwork – one-brick wall in English bond (4 bricks long x 4 courses
    high)
     Jointing & pointing

    Figure 1.2: English Bond


    Building Workshop 3:
     Ceramic wall tiling, 4” x 4” wall tiles (3 x 3 pieces)
     Ceramic floor tiling, 6” x 6” floor tiles (4 x 4 pieces)

    Figure 1.3: Wall Tile Figure 1.4: Floor Tile


    Students will be assessed on their performance during workshop
    practice.

    After completing each workshop practice, students are required to prepare the
    workshop report in group for submission on subsequent
    workshop practice to lecturer in-charged for marking and feedback.
    The contents of each workshop report shall include the following: -

     Objective of the workshop;

     Workshop materials and tools;

    State, with the aid of annotateddiagrams (photos/sketches), the relevant


    materials and tools used in each workshop.

    Figure 1.5: Trowel


    The contents of each workshop report shall include the following: -

     Workshop procedures;

    Describe, with the aid of annotated diagrams (photos/sketches), the step-


    by-step procedures of work in each workshop.
    1) Get ready materials….
    2) Mix mortar….
    3) Laying brick…. Check level….
    4) Etc……
    The contents of each workshop report shall include the following: -

     Workshop results;

    Present, with the aid of annotated photos, the completed work in


    each workshop.

     Discussions;

     Conclusions; and

     References.
    Submission

    The workshop report shall be properly typed in font size 12 of Times New
    Roman.

    The length of report, including texts and figures, shall not exceed 10
    pages. Additional pages of report will not be considered for marking.

    All figures shall be properly labelled, titled and referred to inside the texts.

    Such report shall have proper


    citations and list of references in
    accordance to Harvard referencing system.

    Students are required to fill


    in the assessment record provided and
    stapler it as the front cover of report for submission.
    Assessment Criteria
    Generally, marking will be based on the following criteria: -

    Workshop Practice
    Quality of work (5 marks)
    Housekeeping & cleanliness (5 marks)

    Workshop Report
    Formats of report (5 marks)
    Contents of report (5 marks)
    Referencing (5 marks)
    [Total = 25 marks]

    Each workshop report carries 25 marks and the average marks of all workshop reports
    will contribute 25 marks towards the coursework marks.

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