DET 430 DRAFTING & DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP
Category: Construction
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JIT in Construction
A contractor decides to receive materials in small, regular deliveries instead of one large shipment. What is the main advantage of this approach under JIT?
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Just in Time In Construction
A construction site has very limited space and materials are often damaged when stored on site. Which JIT practice would best reduce this problem?
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CPCCOM1012 Work effectively and sustainably in the construct…
No long sentences.
My site is Perth Australia,
Name; Evans Kiprono
Assessor; Faisal
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Shear & Bending Moment Diagram
Shear & Bending Moment Diagram
Review the following exercise, then construct your own example with new dimensions and loading patterns.
Shear Force and Bending-Moment Diagram For Uniform Distributed Load:
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Lab 8A-Simply Supported Beam (either using SAP2000 or Manual…
Lab 8A-Simply Supported Beam (either using SAP2000 or Manually)
Lab 8A-Simply Supported Beam (either using SAP2000 or Manually)
Option 1:
Use SAP2000 to complete “Problem-1″ of the attached document and submit your work here on Canvas.
Option 2:
Manually complete “Problem-1″ of the attached document and submit your work here on Canvas.
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MODULE 8 ACTIVITY #16 SHORT INTERVAL SCHEDULE
MODULE 8 ACTIVITY #16 SHORT INTERVAL SCHEDULE
Due: Sat May 9, 2026 11:59pm
Ungraded, 10 Possible Points10 Points Possible
In Progress
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Unlimited Attempts Allowed
This activity is designed to teach you how to create a short interval schedule in Microsoft Excel. Please download the Activity #16 Starter File and follow the instructions below.
Background:
Your Project Manager wants you to create a 3 Week look ahead schedule. Knowing that the activity “Building Foundation Formwork” was completed yesterday, this gives you a starting activity and starting date.
Task:
3 Week Look Ahead Schedule, follow the steps below:
-Remember the point of a short interval schedule, is to add more detail
-Examples of more detail may include:
-Number of labors needed
-Materials to be ordered and / or delivered
-Equipment to be installed
-Equipment necessary for construction
-Inspections
-Safety concerns
-Important meetings
-Your schedule will encompass +/- (15) activities, therefor (45) description rows have been provided on the starter file
-All (45) rows must be used at a minimum, but feel free to add more
Delivery Method:
Include your name in the cells above and the Activity Number: Activity #16
Upload the Excel file when completed
Save your files as: ACT16_Lastname
Refer to the video below:
Result:
Once completed you should have 3 Week Look Ahead Schedule.
Submitting your Assignment
- Find the “Choose a submission type” section at the bottom of this assignment page (if this section is not displayed, the submission type has been chosen for you). Choose your submission type from the options listed there.
- Complete the assignment for the chosen Submission Type.
- Click the Submit Assignment button to submit.
or contact your instructor if you need assistance.
BCOM 220 ACTIVITY #16
BCOM 220 ACTIVITY #16 Criteria Ratings Points File name
1 pts
0 pts
/1 pts
Schedule begins with correct activity for students schedule and correct date
2.5 pts
0 pts
/2.5 pts
Additional detail added where appropriate (should be minimum 45 rows)
3 pts
0 pts
/3 pts
Schedule formatted appropriately
2.5 pts
0 pts
/2.5 pts
Submission of XLS file
1 pts
0 pts
/1 pts
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MODULE 8 ACTIVITY #15 LINEAR SCHEDULING
MODULE 8 ACTIVITY #15 LINEAR SCHEDULING
Due: Sat May 9, 2026 11:59pm
Ungraded, 10 Possible Points10 Points Possible
In Progress
NEXT UP: Submit Assignment
Unlimited Attempts Allowed
This activity is designed to teach you how to create a linear schedule using Microsoft Excel. Please download the Activity #15 Starter File and follow the instructions below.
Background:
Not all projects will be scheduled with the CPM method. Understanding how to create schedules using other techniques is an important skill for any project manager.
Task:
Create a linear schedule for the project in the Activity #15 Starter File
-Review the provided activities
-Review the provided production rates
-Review the provided sequence
-Create a velocity diagram for the 1st activity
-Add velocity diagrams for each additional activity
-Look for conflicts and buffers
Delivery Method:
Include your name in the cells above and the Activity Number: Activity #15
Upload the Excel file when completed
Save your files as: ACT15_Lastname
Refer to the video below:
Result:
Once completed you should have a linear schedule for the highway project.
Submitting your Assignment
- Find the “Choose a submission type” section at the bottom of this assignment page (if this section is not displayed, the submission type has been chosen for you). Choose your submission type from the options listed there.
- Complete the assignment for the chosen Submission Type.
- Click the Submit Assignment button to submit.
or contact your instructor if you need assistance.
BCOM 220 ACTIVITY #15
BCOM 220 ACTIVITY #15 Criteria Ratings Points File name
1 pts
0 pts
/1 pts
Velocity formulas entered to calculate days (12.50-25.00-50.00-50.00-33.33-12.50-6.25)
2 pts
0 pts
/2 pts
Velocity lines drawn correctly
2 pts
0 pts
/2 pts
Buffers adhered to
2 pts
0 pts
/2 pts
Completion at day 62
2 pts
0 pts
/2 pts
Submission of XLS file
1 pts
0 pts
/1 pts
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Construction Question
Avoid use of long explanations. 1 sentences for each. Don’t leave any blank
Student’s Name – Evans Kiprop
Assesor is faisal javed
Location is Perth Australia