BC.CITYU : PROGRAM

BSS:

Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Surveying

Fund Source:	UGC
Study Mode:	FULL-TIME
Programme Leader:	Dr. LO, S. M.
Associate Programme Leader:	Dr. LEUNG, Mei-yung

Programme Aims

The programme aims to provide the students with an environment in which to develop their intellectual, analytical and critical abilities, and to enable the graduates to become competent, skilled, reflective new members of surveying profession; with well developed discipline knowledge who will communicate effectively; contribute through team and individual application of skills and knowledge to resolving problems; with a commitment to lifelong learning; and leadership in the building and construction professions. The programme also aims to provide a basis for continuing professional development, and encouragement for professional specialization or higher academic study.

In addition, the programme aims to provide a suitable foundation for the educational development, within an academic environment, in order that students may reach their maximum potential. This foundation is achieved by attaining a balance between the intellectual, professional and the practical constituent elements; fostering an attitude of enquiry, confidence and professionalism; enhancing proficiency in communication and cultivating cultural sensitivity.

Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs)

Upon successful completion of this Programme, students should be able to:

appraise land use planning, building performance and statutory requirement;
relate building technology to construct facilities;
appraise the value and potential of real estate developments;
apply legal principles to organize contractual documents, address contractual matters and resolve disputes;
manage real estate properties;
provide professional services with critical evaluation on current practices and further applications;
conduct independent researches;
develop the ability to become a life-long learner.

Core Courses

1.	BC2126	: Measurement of Building Works
2.	BC2213	: Development Economics
3.	BC2311	: Construction Contracts I
4.	BC2624	: Construction Materials & Structural Mechanics I
5.	BC2627	: Building Science
6.	BC2744	: Building Technology
7.	BC3214	: Construction Economics
8.	BC3314	: Surveying Studio I (new syllabus will supersede this one in 2009/2010)
9.	BC3411	: Construction Management I
10.	BC3618	: Construction Technology
11.	BC3629	: Building and Fire Safety Control
12.	BC3631	: Building Services
13.	BC4312	: Construction Contracts II
14.	BC4315	: Surveying Studio II
15.	BC4513	: Final Year Project
16.	BC4630	: Building Design and Appraisal

Elective Courses

1.	BC2111	: Construction Environment
2.	BC2112	: Modern Architecture in Hong Kong
3.	BC2127	: Introduction to Technical Drawings and Graphics
4.	BC2151	: Construction Communication
5.	BC2625	: Construction Materials & Structural Mechanics II
6.	BC2626	: Thermal Engineering for Building Engineers
7.	BC3144	: Engineering Surveying
8.	BC3153	: Construction Information Technology
9.	BC3154	: Computer Application in Construction
10.	BC3215	: Real Estate Valuation
11.	BC3224	: Marketing for Land and Property
12.	BC3227	: Introduction to Urban Planning
13.	BC3421	: Decision Making and Operational Techniques for Engineering Management
14.	BC3454	: Introduction to Facilities Management
15.	BC3669	: Soil Mechanics and Engineering Applications
16.	BC4225	: Land Management
17.	BC4313	: Construction Contracts III
18.	BC4316	: Cost Management of Engineering Works in Construction
19.	BC4412	: Construction Management II
20.	BC4413	: Construction Project Management
21.	BC4414	: Project Development and Appraisal
22.	BC4415	: Value Management
23.	BC4453	: Facilities Management
24.	BC4455	: Asset Management
25.	BC4615	: Advanced Construction Technology
26.	BC4617	: Temporary Works Design
27.	BC4623	: Maintenance Technology for Building Fabric
28.	BC4650	: Land and Planning Control
29.	MA2176	: Basic Calculus and Linear Algebra
30.	MS2514	: Practical Statistics

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