cutting of pipe
- Teacher: JEANDAMASCENE NIYIBIZI
The "Opening Fixation" module provides a comprehensive understanding of the techniques and practices involved in the installation and fixation of doors and windows in building construction. This module covers essential tools and equipment, explores different types of doors and windows, and delves into the practical aspects of fixing these openings securely and effectively
- Teacher: INNOCENT MUHAWENIMANA
Plastering is a vital process in building construction that involves covering rough surfaces of walls, ceilings, and other structural elements with a smooth layer of plaster. The main purpose of plastering is to create an even, durable, and visually appealing surface that can be painted or decorated.
- Teacher: Clemence MUKASHYAKA
Cement flooring, also known as concrete flooring, is one of the oldest and most widely used types of flooring in construction due to its durability, affordability, and ease of maintenance. It involves the use of a mixture of cement, sand, and water, sometimes combined with aggregates, which is poured and leveled to create a solid surface.
- Teacher: Clemence MUKASHYAKA
This module introduces learners to the foundational concepts and practices of construction drawing. It covers identification and handling of drawing tools, interpretation of symbols and lines, application of drawing scales and lettering, and projection methods. Learners will gain hands-on practice in producing accurate construction drawings, including basic plans, using established technical standards.
- Teacher: Emmanuel HABIMANA
Brick and block masonry wall elevation refers to the vertical view or face of a wall made from bricks or concrete blocks as seen from the front. It shows the arrangement, pattern, height, thickness, openings (doors and windows), and alignment of the masonry work.
Brick and block masonry walls provide strength, durability, fire resistance, and good appearance to buildings. The elevation helps builders ensure uniform bonding, level courses, and neat finishing for aesthetic and structural quality.
- Teacher: Theoneste SEMAJERI
Building set out or setting out of building refers to the act of measuring and marking out a full size plan of a building on site.
In the construction industry, setout refers to the process of transferring the dimensions from the
building plan to the ground to guide the construction work.
- Teacher: Clemence MUKASHYAKA
Fundamentals of Building Materials" explores the essential properties, types, and applications of materials used in construction, including natural materials like wood and stone, and manufactured ones such as concrete and steel. It covers key physical and mechanical properties, material behavior under various conditions, and sustainability considerations. Additionally, the text addresses building codes and standards that govern material use, as well as innovations in the field. This knowledge is vital for architects, engineers, and builders to create safe, durable, and efficient structures.
- Teacher: INNOCENT MUHAWENIMANA