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44B0833

Bachelor

German

10.0

only summer term

once a year

1 semester

Detailed design is a decisive phase in the entire planning and construction process. The design and approval plans are worked through in detail and precisely so that a material and component-related quantity takeoff is possible, which is the prerequisite for the awarding of contracts and thus the implementation of the construction measure. It is a mandatory prerequisite for implementation and ensures the success control of a design or idea concept. It belongs directly to the scope of services of the planning of outdoor facilities as well as their implementation by the landscaping.

1. Detailed design - development of a detailed design from a draft and/or approval design.
2. Work and detail planning - implementation of the basic descriptions and representations from the draft planning, preparation of work plans, execution, detail and construction drawings, planting concepts, preliminary static measurements
3. Time and cost planning - project management, project control, cost determination
4. Service descriptions with service specifications - software-supported determination of quantities from the technical work plans and compilation of a service description with service specifications (AVA software)
5. Communication with planning participants - current project examples, technical lectures, excursion, presentation

The total workload for the module is 300 hours (see also "ECTS credit points and grading").

• Project Report, written

• Regular participation

Standard examination form: Project report (written), approx. 15-20 pages, excluding appendix

ungraded examination: regular participation (at least 6 days of excursions)

Students who have successfully studied this module will be able to create detailed execution documents from design and approval documents. They can present and explain the elaborated comprehensive technical planning documents.

Students are able to develop technically complex design documents for job-specific subareas and describe them in the planning context.

Students are able to create technically demanding CAD drawings. They implement simple time, cost and project management tasks with specialist software solutions and are able to interpret the results.

The students are able to diagnose the task with those involved in planning, propose alternative solutions, differentiate them from each other, evaluate them and derive a solution approach. The students are able to present the solution approaches and discuss them with an expert audience and citizens.

The students are able to face innovations in the industry and implement the requirements from climate change in the execution planning. They reflect and evaluate innovations on the building materials market and discuss their implementation in building design with those involved in planning. They can propose alternative solutions, modify them and derive further solution approaches.

Students who have successfully studied this module are able to discuss and work on the complex tasks in a goal-oriented and interdisciplinary manner with other planning participants (e.g. civil engineering specialists) together as a team, to analyze problems that arise and to develop solution concepts. The basics for a factual and technical communication (e.g. with citizens, associations, etc.) within the framework of a planning process are taught.

Students who have successfully completed this module will be able to cover service phase 5 (plans and documents for the execution of the construction project) and service phase 6 (preparation of the award - compilation of all necessary documents for the award process). You will be able to evaluate planning bases from external specialist planners, extract basic principles from them for your own planning and implement professionally relevant technical implementation planning with meaningful constrution and detail plans in drawings. They apply the basic planning and presentation methods for the representation of technical drawings.

• Hornoff, Elke

• Hornoff, Elke
• Hemker, Olaf
• Bouillon, Jürgen
• Breulmann, Kai
• Czygan, Hiltraut

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