In this course we will review the owner’s primary goal in choosing a project delivery method to ensure that the planned project will meet the project goals and objectives, fit within the culture of their organization, and at the same time allow the project to be delivered on time, within budget, and achieve good quality.
We will review the primary project delivery method arrangements with their advantages and disadvantages, and cover the three major types of contracts. It is the owner’s requirement to analyze the project delivery method advantages and disadvantages. The best way to do this is to examine the project risks and major categories of project risk.
Next, we’ll address design. Good design is a result of collaboration among many different people, including the construction manager, architect, engineers, and owner. Although there is always a lead designer, the project is a combination of the collaborative process and consultation with other experts.
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4 Videos•Insgesamt 37 Minuten
1.1.1 The New Locks in Panama - Video•11 Minuten
1.2.1 What is Risk? - Video•8 Minuten
1.3.1 Project Uncertainties - Video•8 Minuten
1.4.1 Panama Locks Reprise - Video•10 Minuten
10 Lektüren•Insgesamt 17 Minuten
Welcome to the Course!•1 Minute
Course Syllabus•5 Minuten
Continue Your Education with UMD!•1 Minute
Don't Forget to Claim You Some PDUs!•1 Minute
FAQs•1 Minute
Lesson Summary -The New Locks in Panama•3 Minuten
Lesson Summary - What is Risk?•2 Minuten
Lesson Summary - Project Uncertainties•1 Minute
Lesson Summary - The New Locks in Panama Reprise!•1 Minute
References and Citations•1 Minute
5 Aufgaben•Insgesamt 42 Minuten
Week 1 Quiz•30 Minuten
1.1.3 The New Locks in Panama - Knowledge Checks•3 Minuten
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