Teaching
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Apprenticeship in Construction Production Planning
The course in construction project planning covers the fundamentals and methods for planning, organizing, and managing construction processes. Students gain an understanding of the technical, economic, and organizational aspects of construction and learn to systematically prepare and implement construction projects.
In addition to traditional construction management methods, the course covers current approaches to process optimization and digitalization. These include, in particular, lean construction methods, the use of digital tools, and the planning and management of construction processes while taking into account schedules, costs, resources, and quality.
Fundamentals of Construction Operations
- Construction Site Setup and Work Planning
- Construction Schedule Planning
- Construction Methods and Construction Equipment
Construction Production Planning and Process Optimization
- Lean Construction
- Process Modeling
- Process Optimization
- Resource and Logistics Planning
Digital Methods in Construction
- BIM-Based Construction Scheduling
- Digital construction site management
- Progress monitoring and process analysis
Supervision of Theses
Bachelor’s and Master’s theses may address current issues in construction production planning throughout the entire life cycle of construction projects. Topics include the early phases of requirements planning and project development, as well as the planning, optimization, and digitization of construction processes, and the interfaces with the subsequent operation of structures.
Specific topics are developed on an individual basis, for example, based on current research activities or in collaboration with industry partners.