Quantificação e Orçamentação das Operações

Teaching and learning methodologies specific to the curricular unit articulated with the pedagogical model
The methodology adopted in the theoretical-practical classes includes 4 different stages for each topic. In the first stage, students are
contextualized with a summary of recent developments, followed by a theoretical presentation of the current situation and methodologies,
opting for the expository and inquisitive method. In the 3rd phase, students are shown how to apply the knowledge they have learned
through the presentation of solved examples, reports of real situations and the resolution of exercises. In the last phase, students work on
practical technical-scientific interpretation and research in groups, encouraging teamwork. Some classes are dedicated to clarifying doubts
and monitoring the progress of the work.

Have knowledge of:
– The different players involved in a project
– Know the legislation on public procurement (CCP, dl18/2008)
– Know the different types of procedures and their respective procedural stages
– Evaluating proposals
In the presence of an architectural project, you should know how to:
– Take the corresponding measurements
o Draw up a list of the work to be carried out
– Budget for the work
o Draw up a price proposal based on the list of unit prices.
Develop students’ ability to:
– produce price proposals for projects
– identify the various jobs to be carried out, their quantification and estimated cost
– analyze and understand different problems, selecting the most appropriate solution methodology and applying it accordingly
– carry out a critical evaluation of the results, looking for alternative solutions
– present results according to predefined criteria

INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL
general concepts, those involved in a project, the constituent elements of a project, the procedures for carrying out a project and project
phases.
public procurement code (CCP, dl18/2008)
General provisions, types of procedures and their respective procedural stages, impediments, tender selection and contract execution.
QUANTIFICATION OF WORKS
Introduction to measurements, Justification and objectives, Principles and basic units, Criteria and Rules for Measurement in Construction,
Organization, Methodologies to be applied in the various chapters, Auxiliary tools and Expeditious methods.
BUDGETING
Budgeting a project, Preliminary studies, Cost composition (labor, materials and equipment), Subcontract costs, Work execution costs,
Direct and indirect costs and profits/unforeseen costs, Drawing up price proposals and unit price lists, Drawing up databases, Specific
software available on the market.

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