Course - Material technology - BYGA2200
Material technology
This course is no longer taught and is only available for examination.
About
About the course
Course content
- the history, use and structure of the materials
- mechanical and durability properties of the building materials.
- ethical and environmental consequences of products and solutions within construction.
Learning outcome
Knowledge:
The candidate:
- understands mechanical properties for concrete, steel, wood, asphalt and Wiring harness materials
- have basic knowledge of the type of material for different people constructions and purposes, based on mechanical and thermal properties and environmental impact
- understands basic theory of important building and construction materials. The composition of the materials, manufacture, structure, function and applications in buildings
- understands influences such as moisture, temperature and chemicals
- understands the use of simplified security data among other things quality control
- gain innovative competence that contributes to understanding of multidisciplinary digital solutions.
Skills: The candidate can:
- choose the right raw materials and material type for different constructions, based on loads and environmental impact
- use calculation methods to document material selection, both manually and using computer tools
- apply current legislation and documentation for building materials. General competence:
The candidate:
- can present their results
- have insight into the current European standard work NS-EN
- Master relevant subject expressions and can collaborate with other professionals.
- have insight into the basic material properties of the most commonly used building materials
- Gain an understanding of ethics in the construction industry.
- understands interaction between product / material and project data using standard digital solutions.
Learning methods and activities
- Lectures,
- exercises,
- laboratory exercises with compulsory attendance
Further on evaluation
- Mandatory work requirements: approved
- Compulsory written work requirements: approved before the exam
- Re-sit exam in August
- In case of re-sit examination an oral examination may be given.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Civil Engineering - Engineering (BIBYGG)
Recommended previous knowledge
Construction Engineering and Mechanics
Course materials
Betong, Regelverk, teknologi og utførelse, av Magne Maage
Håndbok - Laboratorieundersøkelser, Statens vegvesen
Subject areas
- Materials