Interior Construction Cost

Mode of Delivery

Face to Face

Prerequisites and Co-Requisites

None

Recommended Optional Programme Components

No

Course Contents

The subject of this course is to explain the building / interior space metrics that will be required by the profession practically on the sample project, and the preparation of furniture quantification, exploration and exploration summary reports.

Weekly Schedule

1) General information about the course. Disclosure of the project to be given in practice and explanation of the project. Types of poses, units, description of place lists, preparation of sample location list.
2) Discovery, explanation of the concepts of quantities and how to make the quantities. Initiation of sample sizes (floor covering, skirting, roofing, window-door paint varnish etc.).
3) Calculation of reinforced concrete metrajna by using the sample project (basic, column).
4) Calculation of reinforced concrete metrajna by using the sample project (laying, beam). Introduction of Iron Metering Paper, Explanation of how to make Iron Metering through static project.
5) Construction of brick wall (1/2 brick and full brick) calculation by describing the metrology through the sample project.
6) Calculation of paint and plaster by describing it practically through sample project.
7) Calculation of the transportation, summary of the discovery, introduction of the Procurement Law. In the first seven weeks, briefly reminded subjects about the exam, informing the student about the exam.
8) Midterm exam / Evaluation
9) General information about the course. Distribution of the cupboard, armchair and chair project for the application to the students, transfer of the cabinet details and construction. Describing how to make furniture figures and starting to sample figures
10) Solid wood paneling on chipboard, chip board, solid wood, massive wood covering materials.
11) How to transfer the quantities that are made to the monetary values, how to transfer the quantities of the materials from the quantities made, and how to get the workmanship to be analyzed.
12) Construction of countertops, sponges, fibers and fabric covered seats on steel construction. Informing about details.
13) How to transfer quantities made to monetary values, Analysis of seats.
14) Massive timber, massive wood, chipboard, sponge, fiber and fabric billets for the chair with seating fabric.
15) How to make the quantities that are made, how to make the chair analysis.
16) Semester final exam

Recommended or Required Reading

Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods

1) Lecture
2) Question-Answer
3) Drill and Practice
4) Group Study
5) Self Study
6) Project Based Learning

Assessment Methods and Criteria

Contribution of Midterm Examination to Course Grade	20%
Contribution of Final Examination to Course Grade	80%
Total	100%

Language of Instruction

Turkish

Work Placement(s)

Not Required