Taught by Mr Wong Chong Wei.
Why Professional Practice I?
It gives the overview of professional and contractual responsibility of a consultant quantity surveyor, from design stage to the final account stage. We learn about what we should do as a quantity surveyors in the situation of giving professional advice to the client who hired us as a consultant. Hence, we can be more familiar with every professional terms and skills of quantity surveyor when we are working as QS in the future.
Learning Outcome:
1. Tender Documentation
2. Role of Quantity Surveyor
3. Basic Procurement Methods
a. Traditional Method
b. Management Contracting
c. Construction Management
d. Design and Build
e. Project Management
f. Joint Venture
4. Selection of Contract Form
5. Tendering Method and Procedure
6. Contract Documentation
7. Variation Order, Prime Cost Sum and Provisional Sums
8. Delays and Extension of Time
9. Damages
10. Interim Valuation
12. Claims
13. Commercial Management
14. Application of PAM Contract 2006
Assessment Component?
1. Mid-term Test 20%
2. Coursework Every Week 10%
3. Group Assignment 20%
4. Final Examination 50%
5. TGC Portfolio Pass/Fail
Coursework Every Week?
A form of seminar. A group will be nominated. Each seminar group will be given a lecture topic and present it in any format to explain the details of relevant theories and concepts related to the topic. Discussion of questions with audience shall be cover too.
Group Assignment?
This will be a group project of 5 members where we will prepare a project proposal for procurement arrangements to a client (in a given scenario).
Reflection
Mr Wong is a passionate lecturer. His lecture style is more based on active learning. He encouraged us to ask questions and involve in discussion of the lecture topic with him. Other than the lecture notes, he always expose us to wider knowledge of being a quantity surveyor ex. FIDIC contract, RICS professional guide, Construction project management...). I can't adapt his teaching method in the beginning (too brainstorming for me), but I believe that when you get used to his teaching method, you will become smarter (:
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