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K.D.K. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, NAGPUR.

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENlGINEERING

ODD SEMISTER

I. ESTIMATE AND COSTING PRACTICAL (VU-8) - BATCH - Bl

- BATCH - 82

- BATCH - 83

2. STRACTURAL ANALYSIS-fr- PRACTICAL (V-B) - BATCH - Bl

- BATCH - 82

- BATCH - 83

3. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND LAW (VU-A) - THEORY

4. BASIC OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (T-E) - THEORY

SESSION 2016-2017

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ESTIMATING & COSTING

PRACTICAL (VII-B)

- BATCH - Bl

- BATCH - 82

- BATCH - B3

CONTENT:

I. SYLLABUS

2. ATTENDANCE SHEET

3. WRITTEN PAPER

4. INTERNAL MARKS & ATTENDANCE SHEET

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ESTIMATING A1 D CO TING

BECVE702P Evaluation Scheme: (50-loternal/50-External) (P-2 Hrs/Week); Total Credits-I

PRACTICAL - Minimum 8 practical assignment based on I. Preliminary estimate using Plinth area method. 2. Detailed estimate of Load bearing structure 3. Detailed estimate of Frame structure. 4 . Calculation of steel with Bar bending Schedule. 5. Detailed estimate of earthwork of road for Approximate I km length. 6. Draft Detailed specification for 8 major items. 7. Analysis the unit rate of 8 major items of work contained. 8. Draft a short tender notice for proposed work. 9. Calculation of annual and total Depreciation and book value of the end of each year. IO Fi at ion of standard rent of property. 11 . Market survey for material and labour rates for various items. 12. Detailed planning and estimate of plumbing work. 13. Detailed estimate of building using estimate software.

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KOK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, NAGPUR.

Department of Civil Engineering,

Vll Sem. (B) (2016-17)

Estimating & Costing Internal Practical Examination

Date : 24/ I 0/20 16

Roll. No. Name of Student Sign

201 PRANJALI ASHOK HARDE r, _

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202 PRATIK KALAMBE Q wl~ .. 203 PRATIK ASHOK THULKAR ~ 1 1 11 Yl'll·-.. 204 PRATIK PRAKASH WANKHADE ~cll\l~ 205 PRITI PRABHAKAR AMBULKAR @:A.rnbe l ' v ,.,. ~ 206 RAHUL RAJESH VIMALKAR (;1 \' '~ .... Q.~ Ill'\ •

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207 RAJARAM SHIVAJI JOGPETHE .,q1~

208 RAJAT VIJAYRAO DHOMNE ~ 209 RAJNI PRAKASH BHENDARKAR ~ 2 10 RANI SUN IL SA YAM ~~ 2 11 RASHMI G SHAMBHARKAR ~ 2 12 RASIKA RAMBHAU HATWAR ~

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2 13 ROH IT NARAYAN GAIDHANE vl,U·~ 2 14 ROHIT VINOD KHADGI ~ ,,k,; '.

2 15 RUSHABH D. BIII WAPURKAR ~ ( k"-"IA,,. L ~ ~

2 16 SAGA R BANDU GONDULE 42.~~ ,, 2 17 SAGAR KAMLAKAR GURMULE Ll'1 .)-..../\ .

2 18 SA HIL VIJAY RAMTEKE ~ -·· I - ~) (7 . "---

219 SAJI SH SH ILKUMAR VAIDYA ~;~ r,..,.

220 SANKET AN IL SHAHAKAR d,~- ~ J '':.=:.--22 1 SAURABH GULABRAO YEOLE ~ u_nl,, 222 SHARA YU NAG ESH FULE ~ 223 SH IVANI SEVAK BA ISWARE ¢}uo ' ..rdl'll - .

224 SHRADDHA V. KOTI IEKAR Clt~~A . 225 SHRADHA PRADIP KAMBLE @t'~k __,. 226 SHREJAL KIRAN GAWANDE ID . 227 SHREYA RAJ EN DRA TALMALE 1a~. 228 SHUBHAM A. KUMBHALIWAR ,r~A-1£:-229 SHUBHAM BHUMESHWAR KAMDI ->s«~~;

230 SHUBHAM DATTUJ I KULLARKAR ki,l~ (Y ~-

23 1 SHUBHAM D.NAUKARKAR ~ I

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KDK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Vil SEMESTER SECTION -B ROLL LIST (SESSION 2016-17)

CLASS ROLL

NO

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 .... 09 210 2i 1 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229

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NAME OF THE STUDENTS

PRANJALI ASHOK HARDE

PRA TIK KA LAMBE

PRA TIK ASHOK THULKAR

PRA TIK PRAKASH W ANKHADE

PRITI PRABHAKAR AMBULKAR

RAHUL RAJESH VIMALKAR

RAJARAM SHIV AJI JOGPETHE

RAJAT VIJA \'RAO DHOMNE

RAJN I PRAKASH BHENDARKAR

RANI SVNIL SAY AM

RASHMI GHANSHY AM SHAMBHARKAR

RAS I KA RAMBHAU HA TW AR

RO HIT NARAYAN GAIDHANE

ROHIT VINOD KHADG I

RUSHABH DNYANESHWAR BHIWAPURKAR.

SAGAR BANDU GONDULE

SAGAR KAMLAKAR GURMULE

SAHIL VIJAY RAMTEKE

SAJISH SHTLKUMAR VAIDYA

SANKET ANIL SHAHAKAR

SAURABH GULABRAO YEOLE

SHARA YU NAGESH FULE SHIV AN! SEY AK BAISW ARE

SHRADDHA VILASRAO KOTHEKAR

SHRADHA PRADIP KAMBLE

SHREJAL KIRAN GAW ANOE

SHREYA RAJENDRA TALMALE

SHUB HAM ASH OK KUMBHALIW AR

SHUBHAM BHUMESHWAR KAMDI

SHUBHAM DA TTUJI KULLARKAR

g~-Prof. S.P. Tembhurkar Co In-charge (IV Year)

CLASS ROLL NAME OF THE STUDENTS

NO

231 SHUBHAM DIW AKAR NAUKARKAR

232 SHUBHAM GANESHRAO W ANKHADE

233 SHUBHAM KHUSHAL GEDAM

234 SHUBHAM KRISHNARAO MANAPURE

235 SHUB HAM MAHENDRA GUPTA

236 SHUBHAM SANJAY PATIL

237 SHUBHAM SURESH PULLA WAR

238 SHUBHAM TULSHIRAM RANGANKAR

239 SHUBHAM UMAKANT KADY AL WAR 240 SHUBHANGI DHANRAJ BA W ANKULE 24 1 SHUBHANGT VINOD LAROKAR 242 SH WET A BHANUDAS GHORMADE

243 SMIT A NITY ANAND BAHADE

244 SNEHA DNY ANESHW AR KHADSE

245 SNEHA YOGTNATH J.\MBHULKAR

246 SNEHAL JAGDISH AMBADE

247 SNEHAL SUNAG HADKE

248 SOURABH RAMESH SARODE

249 SURAJ SA TISH JAISW AL

250 SURAJ SIDDHESHW AR TELMASARE 25 1 SURAJ SUDHAKAR ZILPE

252 V ATBHA V NARENDRA RAGHORTE 253 V AIDEHI RAJENDRA MOHTURE

254 V AISHNA VI GHANSHY AM KA TORE

255 VIJAY GANPAT SIRSAM

256 VIKRANT HAN SD AS MA TE

257 VIPUL BHAGWANJI KUSUMBE

258 VIS HAL OMDEV HA TW AR

259 W ASANTI VlJA Y MATTE

260 SHRINIWAS MOHAN PATKI

261 RAJAT SUBHASH BOONE U,2. '"-f ~I~

<j~ In-charge (IV Year)

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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND LAW

THEORY (VII-A)

CONTENT:

I. SYLLABUS

2. TEACHING PLAN

3. ATTENDANCE SHEET

4. WRITTEN PAPER

5. INTERNAL MARKS & ATTENDANCE SHEET

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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & LAW

BECVE704T (L-4, T-0, P-0) Total Credits-4

OUTCOMES : On completion of this syllabus, the students should be able to:

Evaluation Scheme: (80/20) Exam Duration: 3 hrs

1. Demonstrate the understanding of various types of projects, modern construct/On techniques and will exhibit the mastery in construction planning, scheduling and various controls.

2 Achieve the knowledge of various types' of equipments to he used in the construction and its operational cost estimate.·, understand manpower requirement, planning, resources utilr:ation and management.

3. To know the quality control a.\pects in planning & management, modern trends project management, application of information system in management of construction projects, safety proviswns und equipments .

./. Analy~e the legal a.~pects in construction projects through the understanding of vanous laws pertaining to civil engineering and architectural planning & sanctioning, lahor &

organi~ationul welfare measure, provisions ofarhitration and litigations.

UNIT - I: BASIC STUDIES lN CONSTRUCTION PROJECT Type of Project & its Financing, Detailed Project Report Analysis and Feasibility, Time of Completion, Provisions of Escalation in Time and Cost, Choice of Technology and Construction Tecniques, Site Planning.

UNIT- II: CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULlNG

etwork Analysis : The Critical Path Method (CPM) and Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), Bar Chart, Resource Oriented Scheduling, Allocation. Leveling, Crashing and Tim e/Cost Tradeoffs. Line of Balance.

UNIT Ill - : MANPO\:YER, MATERIAL AND MACHINERY (3M) MANAGEMENT Manpower - Requirement and methods of calculating Productivity, Staffing, planning, directing & controlling. Organisational Charts, Duties and Responsibility of Personal Manager

Material - Requirement, Procuring. Storing & Delivery. Quality Checks, Inventory Control techniques, construction Waste generation and Management .

Machinery - different type of construction equipments and their applications- Excavators, Dozer,Rollers, Hoisting and Hauling equipments, Cost & Working Hour analysis, Depreciation analysis,

UNrT- lV: QUALITY AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT Concept of Total Qual ity Management. Safety Provisions as per ational Building Code of Lndia, Safety Equipments, MIS in Construction Project, Project Management System-MS Project.

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UNrT-V: LEGAL ASPECTS IN CONSTRUCTJON PROJECTS

Town Planning Requirements, Acts and codes related to planning. Regional Town Planning, Housing Development act, Highway Act, Irrigation act, Local Rules (Gunthewari),

UNIT-VI: INTRODUCTION TO DlFFERENT LAWS Environmental (Protection) act, Forest Conservation - Water Pollution and air pollution, Transfer of property act - sale, purchase, lease. Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation act Indian Contract act.

Reference Books :

1. Construction Planning and Management - Purifoy

2. Construction Planning and Management - Dr UK Shrivastava, Galgotia Publ.

3. Project Planning & Management - B C Punmia

4. Laws related to buildings and engineering contracts in India- Gajaria GT, LexisNexis

Butterworths India Publisher, 2000

5. Construction Contracts- Jimmie Hinze McGraw Hill ,

6. Contracts and the legal Environment for Engineers and Architects- Joseph T Bockrath, McGraw Hill,

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KD.K COLLEGE OF ENGi EERING, AGPUR.

B.E. (C.B.S.) 2015-2016

ubject: CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & LAW

TENTETIVE TEACHING PLAN

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BRANCH: CIVIL ENGGNEERING

UBJECT TYPE: THEORY

SECTION: '8'

SEMI TER: VII

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BECVE704T

(L-4, T-0, P-0) Total Credits-4

Evaluation Scheme: (80/20)

Exam Duration: 3 hrs

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OUTCOMES:

On completion of lhis yllabu , the tudent hould be able to:

I. Demonstrate the understanding of various types of projects, modern construction techniques

and will exhibit the mastery in construction planning, scheduling and various controls.

2. Achieve the knowledge of various types' of equipments to be used in the construction and its

operational cost estimates, understand manpower requirement, planning, resources utilization.

and management.

3. To know the quality control aspects in planning & management, modern trends project

management, application of information system in management of construction projects,

safety provisions and equipments.

-I. Analyze the legal aspects in construction projects through the understanding of various laws

pertaining to civil engineering and architectural planning & sanctioning, labor & organizational

welfare measure, provisions of arbitration and litigations.

Classes Tentative Date Topics

1 27/06/2016 Induction

2 . 28/06/2016 Unit - l - lntroduction - BASIC TUDIES IN CONSTRUCTlON

PROJECT

3 29/06/2016 Type of Project & its Financing

4 01/07/2015 Detailed Project Report Analysis and Feasibility

5 05/07/2016 Time of Completion, Provisions of Escalation in Time and Cost

6 06/07/2016 Ram_jan Idd (Holiday)

7 08/07/2016 Choice of Technology and Construction Techniques

8 11/07/2016 Site Planning

9 12/07/2016 Class Test - l

10 13/07/2016 lJ IT- II: - Introduction - CONSTRUCTION SCHF.DtJLI G

11 15/07/2016 etwork Analysis : The Critical Path Method (CPM) and Project

Evaluation and Re iew Technique (PERT)

12 18/07/2016 etwork naly is : The Critical Path Method (CPM) and Project

Evaluation and Review Technique (PFRT)

13 19/07/2016 etwork Analysis : The Critical Path Method (CPM) and Project

Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)

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14 20/07/2016 Bar Chart, Resource Oriented Scheduling, Allocation, Leveling,

15 22/07/2016 Bar Chart, Resource Oriented Scheduling, Allocation, Le eling,

16 25/07/2016 Crashing and Time/ ost Tradeoffs, Line of Balance.

17 26/07/2016 Crashing and Time/Cost Tradeoff , Line of Balance.

18 27/07/20 16 u IT Ill - : MANPOWER, MATERIAL AND MACHINERY (3M) MANAGEMENT (Introduction I Assessment)

19 29/07/2016 Manpower - Requirement and methods of calculating Producti ity

20 01 /08/2016 Manpower - Requirement and methods of calculating Productivity

21 02/08/20 16 Staffing, plannjng, directing & controlling

22 03/08/20 16 Organizational Charts, Duties and Responsibility of Personal Manager -

23 05/08/2016 Material - Requiremenl Procuring, Storing & Delivery.

24 08/08/2016 Quality Checks, Inventory Control techniques

25 09/08/2016 Construction Waste generation and Management.

26 10/08/2016 Machinery - different type of construction equipments and their

applications

27 12/08/2016 Machine,y - different type of construction equipments and their

applications

28 15/08/20 16 Independence Da) (Holiday)

29 16/08/2016 Exca ators, Dozer, Rollers, Hoisting and Hauling equipments, Cost & Working Hour analysis, Depreciation analysis

30 17/08/2016 Pais, C\\ Yea, (I lolt<la))

31 19/08/2016 UNIT- IV: QUALITY AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT ( Introduction I Assessment)

32 19/08/2016 Concept of Total Quality Management

33 22/08/2016 Safety Provisions as per ational Building Code of India, Safety

Equipments

34 23/08/20 16 MIS in Construction Project

35 24/08/2016 M lS in Construction Project

36 26/08/20 16 Project Management Sy tem-MS Project

37 29/08/2016 UNIT-V: LEGAL ASPECTS IN CO STRUCTION PROJECTS

(Introduction I ssessment) - Town Planning Requirements

38 30/08/20 16 Acts and codes related to planning, Regional Town Planning, I lousing

Development act

39 2t /08/2016 Acts and codes related to planning, Regional Town Planning, Housing

Development act

40 02/09/2016 Housing Development act

41 05/09/20 t 6 ( i:mcsh C haturth1 ( Hohda) )

42 06/09/2016 Highway Act, lrrigation act, Local Rules (Gunthewari),

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43 07/09/2016 Highway ct, Irrigation act, Local Rules (Gunthewari),

44 09/09/20 16 Local Rules (Gunthewari),

45 12/09/20 16 Bakn ldd I Holiday)

46 13/09/2016 UNIT -VI : INTRODUCTIO TO DIFFERENT LAW

(Introduction I Asses ment) - Environmental (Protection) act

47 14/09/2016 Forest Conservation - Water Pollution and air pollution

48 16/09/2016 Transfer of property act - ale. purcha e, lease

49 19/09/2016 Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation act. Indian Contract act

50 20/09/20 16 Land cquisition and Rehabilitation act, Indian Contract act

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Time -3 hrs

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

K DK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Pre-University Test - 2016-17

SEMESTEH-VII 0.[ CIVIL

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND LAW

Q. l a) What is feasibility study of the Project?

b) Explain briefly any one of the PPP model?

Q.2 a) Write a note on Project finance. UI<

l,) Draw a typical site layout plan for ::i wns1ruction project?

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Max Marks-80

(6)

(7)

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Q.J For the network shown in fig. I, tktenninc the sl:ick fur various events and also find the critical path.

( 14)

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Fig. I

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Q.4 Determine the slack and establish the critical pmh of the p1 oject network shown in fig. 2. ( 14)

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