2025Year

Second Semester

Organization and Management System of Building Construction

Lecture

Organization and Management System of Building Construction

Z1900041 Organization and Management System of Building Construction

ENDO Kazuyoshi

2.0Credits

Fri.5Period

Shinjuku Remote

A) A high degree of specialized expertise　100%
B) The skills to use science and technology　0%
C) The ability to conduct research independently, knowledge pertaining to society and occupations, and sense of ethics required of engineers and researchers　0%
D) Creative skills in specific areas of specialization　0%

Modern architecture is produced through complex relationships between numerous stakeholders, technologies, resources, systems, etc. In this lecture, you will understand systems thinking, which is necessary to understand such production systems and apply engineering methods to them, and examples of its application to reality.

It is recommended that you have taken the following lectures at the Faculty of Architecture: "Building Construction", "Project Management" and "Building Economics".

Discussion Debate

1. Guidance: An overview of the lecture will be given and the background of the participants will be understood. Then, statistical data, papers, literature, magazines, industry papers, research institutions, researchers, etc., which are research resources related to construction production, will be introduced.
Preparation: The text will be distributed on KU-LMS in advance, so please read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
2. Expressing a research theme with systems thinking, part 1: Defining a system from elements and their relationships
Preparation: The text will be distributed in a shared folder in advance, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
3. Expressing research themes with systems thinking, Part 2: Learning from systems thinking examples
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
4. Expressing research themes with systems thinking, Part 3: Expressing each individual's research field based on systems thinking
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
5. Social system seminar, Part 1: "The basics of social network analysis, Chapter 1"
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
6. Social system seminar, Part 2: "Architecture as metaphor, Chapter 2"
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
7. Social system seminar, Part 3: "Architecture as metaphor, Chapter 3"
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
8. Structural analysis using ISM matrix, part 1
Preparation: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
9. Structural analysis using ISM matrix, part 2
Preparation: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
10. Structural analysis using ISM matrix, part 3
Preparation: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
11. Project management system, part 1: Decomposition and description of the system using a work breakdown structure
Preparation: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
12. Project management system, part 2: Process and scheduling using PERT/CPM
Preparation: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
13. System reliability evaluation using Fault Tree Analysis
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.
14. Confirmation of learning outcomes
Preparatory study: The text will be distributed in advance in a shared folder, so please print it out and read it carefully before coming to the lecture.

Classes will be graded based on attendance, participation in discussions, and several reports. There will be no regular exams.

Lecture materials (as appropriate) will be distributed on KU-LMS. Be sure to download them before the lecture and study them.

初回講義で説明する。

初回講義で説明する。

Questions will be accepted on Thursdays from 16:00-18:00 in Room 2576 on the 25th floor of the Shinjuku campus.
Simple questions will generally be accepted after the lecture has ended.
Questions by email are welcome.

建築生産分野以外の学生の受講も歓迎します。建築産業の包括的な理解に役立てて下さい。

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