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1) Introduction 

2) Literature review

3) Main Body

A)  Current innovation in construction and factors affecting the same.

 B. Assess the implication of sustainability in construction project with necessary diagrams. 

C Innovation technology and knowledge transfer in construction and how to implement the same. 

D. Evaluate the modern methods in construction, based on innovative ideas. 

4) Conclusion

5) References

no less than 20 pages 

no plagiarism 

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Innovatioon In Constrruction-CIVL L 0031-FAL LL-15 Dep partment of o Civil En ngineeringg Innovation I n in Consttruction CIIVL 0031 Course Work k Essay – Fall 2015 Datee of submisssion: 13th Deecember, 20015 OBJECT TIVE: This T study aims a to dev velop the students’ s abbility to apppraise and evaluate cuurrent innovatio on and research in th he construcction industtry, in bothh building technologyy and managem ment; to havee an understtanding of th he issues surrrounding thhe sustainabiility of the gglobal environm ment and gaiin an apprecciation of th he impetus ffor change iin the industtry; to assesss the difficulties of knowleedge transferr and implem mentation. OMES: OUTCO E currrent innovatiion in constru uction. 1. Evaluate 2. Assess A the im mplication off sustainabiliity. 3. Formulate strrategies for knowledge k trransfer and iimplementattion. 4. Evaluate E the implementat i tion of chang ging practicees on the connstruction inndustry TASK: You Y are requ uired to subm mit an essay y on the receent innovativve trends inn the construuction industry covering abo out 20 pagess. The essay should also cover the foollowing details 1|Page Innovation In Construction-CIVL 0031-FALL-15 1. Current innovation in construction and factors affecting the same. 2. Assess the implication of sustainability in construction project with necessary diagrams. 3. Innovation technology and knowledge transfer in construction and how to implement the same. 4. Evaluate the modern methods in construction, based on innovative ideas. Report Format 1) The front cover of the report should have MEC logo and no page number should appear. It must be in printed form using the following margin spacing (see sample title form)  Top: 1.0 inches  Left: 1.5 inches  Right: 1.0 inches  Bottom: 1.0 inches 2) The report must be in black ink and is typed written in the English language using 12 points font of “Times New Roman “, on an A4 size standard paper. 3) The spacing of the lines must be 1.5 inches, using ‘justification’ alignment for the running text, ‘center justification’ for the chapter heading, and ‘left justification for the section heading/sub heading if any. 4) The font used for the chapter number and title is 18 points font; for the sections is 16 points font; and 14 points for sub sections if any. 5) Only one side of the page should be printed and the other side should be blank. 6) The page number should be in the ‘footer’ at the middle. The page number in the ‘Table of Contents’ where there is the ‘List of Tables’, ‘List of Figures’ must be in Roman numerals, (e.g. i, ii, ii,…) and all other pages must be assigned a running Arabic number (1,2,3,…) starting from 1. 7) Every figure and table must have a figure number in an Arabic numeral (e.g. Figure 1, Figure 2, …. and Table 1, Table 2,…). The figure title is centered at bottom of figure. The table name is centered at the top of the table. Appendices are not required in this report. 2|Page Innovation In Construction-CIVL 0031-FALL-15 Report Sections The Report should contain a minimum of 20 pages with the following sections:        Cover Page Table of contents Introduction Literature review Methodology Main body of report Conclusions The report should start from the ‘cover page’ to the ‘references’ with the following sections: 1. Cover Page ( refer to sample copy uploaded in the moodle) 2. Table of contents: 3.  ‘Table of Contents’ must be in bold upper case size 16 points font in the middle of page (centered)  ‘List of Figures’, ‘List of Tables’ (if any) must be in the upper case without bold and use Roman numerals to number the pages.  All chapter topics should be written in upper case without bold.  Subtopics written in each chapter should be numbered using Arabic numerals and indented one tab. Introduction (Minimum one page) The introduction sets the context for the report, the background and overview of the report content on the innovative technique used. It summarizes briefly the outline of the entire report and focus on the statement of its objective. It will describe how the report was organized. 3|Page Innovation In Construction-CIVL 0031-FALL-15 4. Literature review(minimum two pages) 5. Discuss briefly about the current construction industry research relevant to the work done in the past from current journals, magazines ,internet source that reflect the leading edge of current development. Methodology (minimum fifteen pages)   Describe the strategy being employed in the innovation in construction aspects and the relations of them in present construction industry. Focus on the facts and identify the problems for implementing innovation in construction. Main body and report   6. Present the breakdown summary of the data gathered for the Present findings in an organized manner. Elaborate the concept of innovation in construction by presenting sub topics relevant to the main topic. Conclusion ( maximum one page) Every report should include a concluding statement regarding the subject matter. State how the principles and methods that can be used for adding value to the process of Innovation in construction. Then the wide range of technology used in construction industry. Also the Knowledge transfer methods in construction industry. Increasing value based on innovation not only for the construction industry but also for society as a whole. 7. References( one page) Report should include the source from website journals and reference books in Harvard CU style of referencing Rules & Regulations If any content of the report body is found to be copied from the other students then marks will be deducted from both reports. 4|Page Innovation In Construction-CIVL 0031-FALL-15 Plagiarism Policy        Plagiarized documents, in parts or whole, submitted by the students will be rejected. For the first offence of plagiarism, a student enrolled in undergraduate programme is penalised with a deduction of 25% of the maximum marks on the assessment as per the plagiarism policy statement and is allowed to re-submit the work once, within two days. The student has the right to appeal against the decision made, to the respective Programme Coordinator. Further appeal on decision taken may be made to the Head of the concerned department. If the student is not satisfied by the decisions taken by the department, s/he can appeal to the Plagiarism Appeals Committee. For the second offence of plagiarism against the student, (committed in any semester after the semester of the student‘s first offence of plagiarism in the tenure of the student in the undergraduate programme), the student is awarded zero in the assessment where plagiarized content was found. The student is not allowed to re-submit the assessment. The student has the right to appeal against the decision made to the respective Programme Coordinator. Further appeal on decision taken may be made to the Head of the concerned department. If the student is not satisfied by the decisions taken by the department, s/he can appeal to the Plagiarism Appeals Committee. Repeated offences of plagiarism by the student (more than two times) are dealt with as per the college policy on Academic Dishonesty as mentioned in the Student Handbook (6.2). All decisions on plagiarism related offences will be communicated to the student by the respective module instructors, using routine channels of communication with students, currently used by the college, preferably on the same day the charges are confirmed or the very next working day. The student has the right to appeal against the decision informed by the module instructor to the respective Programme Coordinator. Further appeal on decision taken may be made to the Head of the concerned department. If the student is not satisfied by the decisions taken by the department, s/he can appeal to the Plagiarism Appeals Committee. In certain cases, the student may be required to appear for an interview with the module instructor, if deemed necessary. The maximum time limit given to a student to raise appeal against the charges of plagiarism is two working days including the day on which the matter is informed to the student. It is preferable that the appeals are made on the same day of the college on which the student is informed of the issue. All appeals must be made during regular working hours of the college. 5|Page Innovation In Construction-CIVL 0031-FALL-15 Late Submission  Penalty for late submission is minus (-) 5% of the maximum mark specified for the assessment which will be deducted for each working day.  Assessment documents submitted beyond a period of three days after the last date of submission will have a deduction of 25%, and more than three days late will be marked as zero for that assessment. Assessment Sheet – Basic Assignment Analysis: Task Very weak Weak Good Excellent  Attempts but with  Clear  Very weak  Weak 1 errors and understanding and understanding awareness and omissions exposition of relevant  Incomplete understanding  Shows awareness  Good writing issues contents but limited  A few relevant  Some awareness  Cover all points but superficial but also confusing  Insufficient relevant areas evidence (confusion)  Arguments not  Fulfill all To  Insufficient  No evidence – poor clear requirements evaluation understanding of  No evidence - too  Good  Adequate class notes reliant on class evaluation and awareness and  Writing quality and notes synthesis 4 evidence flow are bad Student ID: ____ Student Name: Bad/ poor Average _________ No Task Good Excellent Marks 1 2 Report structure include table of contents, introduction, methodology, data results and findings, and conclusion Introduction 3 Literature review 5 4 Methodology 20 5 Conclusion 5 6 Reference 5 50 Marks allotted 10 5 Total Marks Penalty Final Marks 6|Page
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