Management of Construction and Architectural Projects According to Modern Technological Standards

Day One: Introduction to Construction Management and Architecture

• Objectives:

  • Introducing the concept of construction management and architecture.

  • Understanding the role of technology in improving project management.

  • Recognizing the importance of pre-planning in the success of the project.

• Content:

  1. Introduction to the concepts of engineering and construction management.

  2. The challenges facing architectural engineering projects.

  3. The difference between traditional project management and project management based on modern technology.

• The targets:

  • Architects.

  • Project managers in construction companies.

  • Technical assistants and site managers.

• Learning method:

  • Interactive lectures.

  • Study of real cases.

  • Group discussions.

Day Two: Planning and Design Using Modern Technology

• Objectives:

  • Learn how to use technological tools in the planning and design phase.

  • Familiarity with modern software such as "Revit" and "AutoCAD" in architectural design.

• Content:

  1. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) tools and Building Information Modeling (BIM) techniques.

  2. How to use modern applications in developing architectural plans.

  3. The importance of teamwork using digital tools.

• The targets:

  • Design engineers.

  • Project managers.

• Learning method:

  • Practical workshops.

  • Practical exercises using software.

Day Three: Resource Management and Scheduling Using Technology

• Objectives:

  • Learn how to manage resources (labor, materials, equipment) using modern software.

  • Understanding the importance of precise project scheduling using technological tools.

• Content:

  1. Using software like "Microsoft Project" and "Primavera" for schedule management.

  2. Cost control strategies using technological tools.

  3. Human resource management methods in engineering projects.

• The targets:

  • Project managers.

  • The executive coordinators.

• Learning method:

  • Practical lectures.

  • Practical applications of software.

Day Four: Quality Control and Modern Technologies in Project Implementation

• Objectives:

  • Identifying quality standards in construction projects.

  • Learn how to use technological tools for quality control.

• Content:

  1. Quality standards in construction projects.

  2. Using modern technologies (such as drones, sensors, etc.) in quality control.

  3. Modern quality management systems.

• The targets:

  • Quality managers.

  • The engineers supervising the execution.

• Learning method:

  • Interactive lectures.

  • Practical experiments on technological tools.

Day Five: Risk Management and Sustainable Projects using Technology

• Objectives:

  • Understanding how to manage risks in construction projects.

  • And the use of technology in sustainable projects

• Content:

  1. Methods of risk analysis and management using software.

  2. Sustainability techniques in architecture and construction.

  3. Applications of technology in developing sustainable projects.

• The targets:

  • Environmental engineers.

  • Sustainable project managers.

• Learning method:

  • Practical case studies.

  • Discussion sessions.

Evaluation method:

• Short quizzes at the end of each day to assess understanding.

• A practical project at the end of the course to apply what has been learned.