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The planning, construction and operation of built environment works is critical to the well being of societies within the modern world. It is important, therefore, that the graduate construction professional has a broad understanding of the nature and scope of construction work within the built environment. Students of this course will be assumed to have a basic understanding of problem solving approaches and technical drafting skills (including CAD).

The course objectives define the student learning outcomes for a course. On completion of this course, students should be able to:

1. outline the nature of the construction industry both in Australia and worldwide;
2. describe the building process and identify the stakeholders in a building project;
3. explain the PESTLE framework in the context of the construction industry and the likely impact on construction projects;
4. demonstrate knowledge of construction management concepts including operations, processes and projects;
5. set up and manage simple time and cost control systems for a small construction project;
6. demonstrate familiarity with the use of computer software to assist in the time control of building projects;
7. prepare, to a professional standard, technical reports in English having good structure and format, high standards of spelling, grammar and punctuation, and appropriate and adequate technical content.