The financial assessment of technical projects (methods for infrastructure project assessment, cost-benefit assessment, capital investment on the purchase and replacement on machinery and equipment used for technical projects, cost functions, risk management-probabilistic cost-benefit functions, sensitivity analysis). Elements of construction management economy. Assessment of plant and labour production. Organization and management of construction sites. Preliminaries and general works for construction site installation (materials, safety measures, utilities, temporary services, traffic arrangements, plants, formwork etc.). On-site treatment of materials (concrete production etc).
Students will learn how to financially assess technical and construction projects using cost–benefit methods, investment evaluation, and sensitivity analysis. They will understand construction management economics, equipment and labour productivity, and how to organize and manage construction sites, including materials, safety, and on-site processes like concrete production.
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