Overview The comprehensive education for all-round civil engineers combines engineering, construction, legal and soft skills. In this degree program you will expand your already acquired skills and will also have the opportunity to select an individual specialization. Thus, the master's degree program will prepare you for the high-demand areas of the construction sector: national and international large-scale projects and resource-efficient and sustainable construction and renovation. Our intensive exchange with companies such as FCP, ÖBB, PORR and STRABAG SE continuously increases the quality of training and at the same time makes you a sought-after employee.Contact usContact us!Manuela ChristlKarin Netzer, BA Favoritenstraße 226, P.1.05 1100 Vienna P: +43 1 606 68 77-2200 F: +43 1 606 68 77-2209bau@fh-campuswien.ac.atMap main campus Favoriten (Google Maps)Anrede Frau Herr Vorname *Nachname *E-Mail address *Nachricht *AbsendenIhre E-Mail wurde versendetDuration of course4 SemestersOrganisational formpart-time120ECTSLanguage of instruction German60Study placesFinal degreeDI (comparable with Master of Science)Application period for the academic year 2022/2318th October 2021 to 30th June 2022tuition fee / semester:€ 363,361+ ÖH premium + contribution2 + One time: package of norms ca. € 320-350,-3 1 Tuition fees for students from third countries € 727,- per semester2 for additional study expenses (currently up to € 83,- depending on degree program and year)3 One time package of norms ca. € 320-350,- for students who have not completed their bachelor's degree at FH Campus Wien. What you can offer You are fascinated by everything that has to do with construction. You are particularly interested in scientific contexts, mathematical questions, enjoy technical drawing and have a good basic understanding of business. Personally, you are structured, work well under pressure and enjoy working with others. You have an analytical mind and act in a practical and solution-oriented manner. What we offer you FH Campus Wien has more than fifteen years of experience running civil engineering degree programs and today has extensive expertise and a large network at its disposal that will provide you with a wide range of opportunities during your studies and in the course of your professional career. This network includes leading contractors such as STRABAG SE, which cooperate with FH Campus Wien not only in the context of training for their employees. In addition to excellent contacts in the construction industry, during your studies you will have the opportunity to work in R&D projects and thus shape the dialogue between practice and science at FH Campus Wien. For example, on behalf of ASFINAG we are currently examining the advantages and disadvantages of different organizational structures in intermodal transport networks. This project is being conducted as part of the PIARC, the World Road Association. Practical orientation is a top priority in the teaching. In addition, we regularly invite you to further your education in the seminar series "Selected Chapters from Construction Practice". Practical relevance is also guaranteed at our Campus Lectures, public lecture evenings with prominent experts, that FH Campus Wien regularly invites you to join. What makes this degree program special? Practical basic training to become an all-round civil engineerIntroduction to possible specializationsStrong network with leading companies in the construction industryThe combination of structural engineering, economics and soft skills makes this generalist degree program a practical education for all-round civil engineers. As a graduate, you are up to the demanding tasks of construction site project management and can immediately take on a role in any construction company. In addition to the content and excellent career prospects, the FH Campus Wien degree program provides numerous other advantages: You will learn in small groups and benefit from the excellent FH Campus Wien network with top companies such as STRABAG SE, PORR, ÖBB and FCB. The excellent reputation the degree program enjoys in the construction industry is a useful building block for your career already. What you will learn in the degree program The master's degree program offers you the opportunity to acquire comprehensive experience as an all-round civil engineer. You will expand your engineering, construction and legal foundations. Furthermore, you will also have the chance to select an individual specialization. In the second and third semesters you will be able to decide on a total of two of the four specializations in "Construction", "Repair and Revitalization", "Infrastructure Construction" and "Sustainability in Civil Engineering". Your personality plays an important role at work, so you will also further develop your soft skills. Curriculum 1. Semesters LectureSWSECTSApplications in Geotechnical Engineering ILVApplications in Geotechnical Engineering ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Kurt Ströhle2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsSoil properties, geotechnical preliminary investigation, cuts, dams, earthworks, measurement technology, groundwaterAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Construction Law VOConstruction Law VOLector: Mag. Wolfgang Hussian, FH-Prof. DI Dr. Doris Link2SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Theoretical foundations of building contract law: Which rights and obligations are incumbent on the client or the contractor according to ÖNORM B 2110? - ÖNORM B 2110: Structure and content; procedural provisions, contractual provisions - Practical exampleAssessment methodsFinal exam written examination, distance learning Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, discussion, distance learning (readings)LanguageGerman22Stock Load Bearing Structures ILVStock Load Bearing Structures ILVLector: DI Dr. Eva M. Eichinger-Vill2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsLegal and technical fundamentals regarding the assessment, evaluation and rating of existing structures Evaluation of the actual condition of existing structures including material testing Causes and identification of structural damage Numerical assessment of existing structures as a basis for structural maintenance and strengtheningAssessment methodsFinal exam Written exam at the end of the course Grading of the presentation of the practical projectTeaching methodsLectures, Practical projectLanguageGerman24Digitalization and Innovation 1 VODigitalization and Innovation 1 VOLector: Bmstr. Dipl.-Ing. Walter Haberfellner1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Corresponding BIM software (internal and external families; floor plans, sections and views; details, plan sections and 3D views; plan output; data exchange (import and export); phases and display options - Model-oriented quantity determination as the basis for determining the construction price - Combination of digital building models with service specifications - Construction process planning and simulationAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsseveral (expert) lecturesLanguageGerman11Setting Up and Operating Sites ILVSetting Up and Operating Sites ILVLector: Bmstr. Ing. DI(FH) Robert Weber2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsTEACHING CONTENTS - Part I - Work preparation - Part II - Scheduling - Part III - Workforce scheduling - Part IV - Equipment deployment planning - Part V - ÖBGL and equipment costing - Part VI - Working GroupsAssessment methodsFinal exam VO : S + final exame, FL perm M,S In the case of absence or negative judgement the check occurs in dependence of the number of the students in written or verbal form.Teaching methods- Slide lecture - Project work / distance learning including presentation if time available - DiscussionsLanguageGerman24Building Physics VOBuilding Physics VOLector: DI Dr. Peter Holzer, DI Matthias Kendlbacher, DI Dr. Christian Pöhn1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Selected aspects of thermal and hygric protection - Protection against summer overheating of rooms - Noise protection - Fire protection - building physical verification calculationsAssessment methodsFinal exam written exam with qulitative questions, multiple choice and calculation examples. no use of supporting documents allowed.Teaching methodsLecture with numerous exercisesLanguageGerman11Building and Industrial Construction 1 VOBuilding and Industrial Construction 1 VOLector: DI. Dr.techn. Anton Pech, DDI Wolfgang Wallisch1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsStructures and systems of building construction, industrial construction and industrialised building constructionAssessment methodsFinal exam final written test Duration: 90 minutes NO documents may be used! Allowed: pens, eraser, ruler, calculator Grading: 50% bad luck, 50% Walloon. Positive is who reaches in sum min. 60%! In case of a negative evaluation both parts (Pech/Wallisch) have to be repeated! Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF the examination modalities can also be adjusted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, blackboard sketches, Power-Point presentationsLanguageGerman11Infrastructure Construction VOInfrastructure Construction VOLector: DDI Paul Brünner2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsConception and design of engineering structures in infrastructure construction such as bridges, underpasses, white and brown vats, underfloor routes, tunnels in open construction, supporting structures, slope stabilization measures. Presentation of construction methods for maintaining traffic at infrastructure construction sites. Practical examples and calculation approachesAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman22Innovative Building Materials and Ecological Construction Materials VOInnovative Building Materials and Ecological Construction Materials VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Heinrich Bruckner1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsInnovation approaches to building materials in the sense of "green buildings" can be based on increasing resource efficiency and recyclability, minimizing environmental impact, implementing social aspects or improving functional performance. Possible solutions may be in the form of innovative materials and raw materials (e.g., biogenic plastics), technologies (e.g. nanotechnology), construction methods (e.g. flying plants), or processes (e.g. site waste reclamation logistics). Innovative building materials must also meet technical requirements. In the course innovative building materials and construction methods are introduced or introduced by the students and analyzed according to the different aspects.Assessment methodsFinal exam The mark is made up of a written examination and the marking of the papers (both assessments are required for a positive conclusion). Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsPresentation and speechesLanguageGerman11Multiple use and recycling of building materials VOMultiple use and recycling of building materials VOLector: Univ.Lekt. DI Martin Car1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsLegal (EU, national) and technical bases (EU, national) for the use of C&D-waste to high-quality recycled building materials. The utilization potential is shown and the detailed requirements for the mineral area (including reuse and Recycling of excavated soil) are explained. The implementation of a reconstruction project to obtain unmixed material flows is being developed.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written examination taking into account also the distance learning part. Re-exams will also be hold (additionally) orally. The distance learning part is documentated in the written documentation an oral told on 10th 9.Teaching methodsLecture, discussion, perhaps excursion, distance learning part.LanguageGerman11Project Development and Controlling VOProject Development and Controlling VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Rainer Altmann, MSc2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsDefinitions - Developers - Speculative real estate development - Location & market analysis - Life cycle costs & financing - Property measurement standards & feasability - Construction management and controllingAssessment methodsFinal exam The assessment consists of the active participation of the students and the completion of a written examination within the framework of the last lecture unit. Participation: - The students have the opportunity to participate actively in the course of the lecture. (Within the course by completing group work tasks and presenting them) - Between the lectures, students have the opportunity to reflect what they have learned by working out and answering questions. A positive, active participation may improve the grade of the written examination by one degree. Exam: Within the framework of the written examination, open and closed questions must be answered and a calculation carried out. The length of the test is set at 90 min. The positive test is required for a positive completion of the lecture.Teaching methodsLecture and practical examples, self-study and elaboration of questions. To support them, the participants will receive the slides with comments.LanguageGerman22Technical Building Equipment and Operation ILVTechnical Building Equipment and Operation ILVLector: Ing. DI(FH) DI Manfred Fuhrmann2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsPlanning and construction of technical building equipment: Dimensioning and construction basics of technical building equipment systems with regard to decarbonisation, sustainability, energy efficiency and resilience in the main areas of heating technology, ventilation technology, refrigeration and heat pump technology Operation of technical building services: Fundamentals of strategic, tactical and operational technical facility management in compliance with guidelinesAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Exercise for Building and Industrial Construction UEExercise for Building and Industrial Construction UELector: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Hans Humpel, DDI Wolfgang Wallisch1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsExercises on structures and systems of structural engineering, industrial construction and industrialised building constructionAssessment methodsFinal exam Evaluation of tasks submitted via Moodle. Grading: 50% Walloon, 50% hobble. Positive is who reaches a total of at least 60%! In case of a negative evaluation the tasks have to be repeated. The modules are supplemented by new Tasks output. Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the Examination modalities can also be adjusted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, Power Point presentation, exercises using hand calculation and on the laptop with RFEM, as well as calculation tasks using MoodleLanguageGerman12Environmental Law and EIA VOEnvironmental Law and EIA VOLector: Dr. Roland Buchner1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Overview of the ordinances to the Waste Management Act with focus on the Landfill Ordinance - Explore other material laws (Mineral Raw Materials Act, Chemicals Act, State Waste Management Acts) - EIA - Clarification of liability issues, acting persons (agents, experts, representatives of authorities), procedures (permit, criminal proceedings, jurisdiction) on the basis of a case studyAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman11 2. Semesters LectureSWSECTSDigitalization and Innovation 2 VODigitalization and Innovation 2 VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Basics of digitization with definitions of terms - Digitalization in civil engineering - BIM- GIS - Smart Decision Making - Virtual and augmented reality - Asset management - Digital (intelligent) construction site - Databases and Interoperability - Business Intelligence - Innovation in construction- Challenges - Research and Development - Supplemented by specialist lectures by experts - Live demos of systemsAssessment methodsFinal exam Group work and written final examinationTeaching methodsLecture supplemented by specialist lectures by expertsLanguageGerman11Energetically Optimized Building and Certification Systems VOEnergetically Optimized Building and Certification Systems VOLector: DI BM Helmut Schöberl2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsFocus: passive house components and plus-energy - What is a passive house? - Thermal bridges. - Air tightness. - Single-family passive houses. - Practical example: multi-storey passive houses. - Practical example: plus-energy houses. - Renovation with passive house components - Trends - Building certification systemsAssessment methodsFinal exam Written exam. The written exam includes the following material: Uploaded documents excluding final reports. Only documents that are "Vortrag x Schoeberl ..." named Information from the lecture. Apply acquired knowledge to new tasks.Teaching methodsLecture, detailed work. Interactive lessons. Practical examples. Various patterns of components for illustration.LanguageGerman22Building and Industrial Construction 2 VOBuilding and Industrial Construction 2 VOLector: FH-Prof. DI Dr.techn. Markus Vill, DDI Wolfgang Wallisch2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsHall systems; Prefabricated parts; Connections in prefabricated construction; Inserts in concrete structures; Foundations in hall construction; Construction work and construction supervision; Use of glass as a building material in building construction; Prestressed systemsAssessment methodsFinal exam Final exam (written) The whole examination (Vill, Wallisch) must be positive (at least 60% of the maximum score) Time: 90 minTeaching methodsLecture with calculation and practical examplesLanguageGerman22Integral Planning 1 UEIntegral Planning 1 UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Martin Aichholzer, DI, Dr. Julia Bachinger, Ing. Bernd Höfferl, MSc., Dipl.-Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Gunther Koppelhuber, M.Arch.(AA), Ing. Anton Oster, MSc., Dipl.-Ing. Reinhard Schneider, DI Dr. techn. Thomas Sommerauer, DI Paul Track2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsIntroductory talk, meeting Specification - 1st correction: research phase, architectural concept - 2nd correction: preliminary draft - 3. u. 4. correction: construction and construction management processing Interim presentation - 5. correction Draft final presentationAssessment methodsFinal exam Horizontal evaluation Final presentation Submitted worksTeaching methodsInterdisciplinary exerciseLanguageGerman25Life Cycle Management VOLife Cycle Management VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Basics, objectives and tasks of Life Cycle Management (LCM) - Life cycle assessment methods and procedures - New construction - Maintenance - Costs and cost analysis - Ratings and indicators - Performance prediction - Standard life cycles - Asset Value and asset evaluation - Environment and ecological balanceAssessment methodsFinal exam Written elaboration of questionsTeaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman11Masonry Assessment VOMasonry Assessment VOLector: DI. Dr.techn. Anton Pech1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsBuilding materials and products of masonry, basics of load bearing behaviour, masonry design according to Eurocode 6, execution, processing and details of masonry structures.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written examination Grading scale according to examination regulationsTeaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman11 Specialization xLectureSWSECTSBuilding Physics in Timber Construction ILVBuilding Physics in Timber Construction ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Martin Teibinger1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsheat and moisture protection in timber constructions constructions without further testings wooden flatroof construction structural damages sound insulation in timber constructions detailing fire safety in timber buildings detailingAssessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodslessons and home workLanguageGerman12Facade Systems ILVFacade Systems ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Matthias Csendes1SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Summary of cladding products / CE – Marking - Regulations / OIB – Guidelines important points relevant to cladding - Simplified preliminary dimensioning (static, thermal and fire protection) - Curtain-wall facing - Industrial cladding - Special cladding systems - Glass façade systems - Glazing (Sizes, glass printing, glass coating, curved glass) - Design, erection, Quality control, maintenanceAssessment methodsFinal exam Written final thesisTeaching methods- Lecture - Exemplary facade systems discussed in the lectureLanguageGerman12Innovative Building Technology Schemes ILVInnovative Building Technology Schemes ILVLector: DI(FH) Michael Schneller, BEd1SWS2ECTSLecture contents-Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman12Innovative Modular Construction ILVInnovative Modular Construction ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Gerulf Weber, MSc1SWS2ECTSLecture contents-Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman12Multistorey Timber Construction (incl. Hybrid Construction) VOMultistorey Timber Construction (incl. Hybrid Construction) VOLector: Ing. Roman Fritz, MBA MSc2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsMulti-storey timber construction, i.e. beginning with 3 floors, inclusive timber-concrete and timber-steel, based on the whole value chain; project development - engineering - production - installation - maintenance.Assessment methodsFinal exam 30 % project work distance learning 10 % project work field trip 60 % exame _____ 100 % IMPORTANT! For a positive overall grade positive gradings for project work distance learning and the exame are mandatory. The weighting is done in proportion to the shares of the assessment methods. If the works are not submitted correspondes this with a negative assessment.Teaching methods- Frontal lecture - workshop - discussion - distance learning module - field tripLanguageGerman22Sustainable Planning Concepts (BIM) ILVSustainable Planning Concepts (BIM) ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Martin Aichholzer, Dip. Ing. Florian Lohberger, MSc, Dipl.-Ing. Julian Schachner2SWS4ECTSLecture contents-Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Structural Design (Lightweight Construction) VOStructural Design (Lightweight Construction) VOLector: EUR ING Nicholas Nearchou, MEng CEng MIStructE2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsLecture Language - English This course provides an overview of various lightweight structural typologies, with an emphasis on timber and steel structures in the form of long span roofs and multi-storey buildings. The course looks at the processes involved in successfully arriving at viable structural design options based on a given client brief and structural inputs. The course focuses on the conceptualization and initial sizing techniques for different lightweight structures. The course touches on some of the detailed design aspects associated with lightweight structures and typical detailing strategies. Case studies of various lightweight structures are presented.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written Examination – 60% (in English) Coursework/Individual Project – 40% (in English) (Conceptual practical structural design project) At least 60% of the maximum number of points must be achieved in both the written examination and in the individual project for a positive grade.Teaching methodsLectures, coursework / group work, optional tutorial sheets. Interactive lessons. Practical examples and case studies.LanguageEnglish22Exercise Excursion UEExercise Excursion UELector: DI Dr. techn. Thomas Sommerauer1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsExcursion Deepening sustainable building construction: The excursion will be conducted in 3 parts, which are composed as follows: - 1 part: Visit Austria Campus: Focus on facade construction - 2 Part: Tour of Rubner GmbH production facilities: focus on timber construction - 3 Part: Viewing of Kranhaus North: Focus on TGA The students will be provided with information material on the three parts of the excursion, which must be read by the students before the respective excursion. At the end of each excursion there is a "flash quiz" on the preparatory material and on the contents of the excursion lectures, which are used as a basis for assessment of the course.Assessment methodsFinal exam HB: Results of the three "flash quizes" at the end of the excursions.Teaching methodsExcursionLanguageGerman12Railway Construction ILVRailway Construction ILVLector: DI Dietmar Zierl1SWS2ECTSLecture contents- System railway - Railway systems - System railway - Interfaces and interconnections - line layout and design - basicsAssessment methodsFinal exam written examTeaching methodspresentations, additional explanations and informations referring to current projects and backgroundsLanguageGerman12Bridge Building ILVBridge Building ILVLector: DI Herbert Kothmayer, FH-Prof. DI Dr.techn. Markus Vill2SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Design and pre-dimensioning of beam bridges made of reinforced and prestressed concrete (slab, slab beam, box girder, trough cross-section) including frame bridges - Bridge equipment (bearings, edge beams, expansion joints, drainage) - Design and preliminary dimensioning of substructures (abutment, support bench, wings, foundation) - Checks for ultimate and serviceability limit statesAssessment methodsFinal exam written examination, 120 min, division of the examination subjects to approx. 50% Kothmayer, approx. 50% Vill; for a positive conclusion 60% of the total points of the whole examination are necessary. In case of non-achievement the whole examination has to be repeated.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman22Cavity Construction ILVCavity Construction ILVLector: DI Dr. Georg Atzl, Dipl.-Ing. Michael Proprenter2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Planning of traffic tunnel constructions (roads, railway and underground tunnels) - Risk analysis in geotechnics - Basics of tunnel statics - ÖNORMEN in tunnel construction (ÖNORM B 2203-1 and B 2203-2) - Structural fire protection - Tunnel rehabilitationAssessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Road Construction VORoad Construction VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThis course focuses on the basics of road construction and techniques. It shall provide an overview for the students in the context of road design and planning based on the Austrian standards and guidelines. In addition, a comprehensive overview about road construction and road construction materials will be given. The final part of this course has a main focus on road maintenance.Assessment methodsFinal exam Examination in written form and exercise in the context of distance education.Teaching methodsThe subject matter of this course will be put over the students through the use of PPT-presentation and a script.LanguageGerman22Exercise Excursion UEExercise Excursion UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsGrößere Exkursion mit Hauptübungsanteil der jeweils Themen führenden LV aus dem jeweiligen Wahlmodul./VertiefungsfachAssessment methodsFinal exam Flash quiz after each of the three excursion blocksTeaching methods- Self-study of provided project information as preparation for the excursion - Excursions with guided tours of the construction site, lectures and question forums - Quick quizLanguageGerman12Transport Planning ILVTransport Planning ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Terminology of transport planning - Transport supply and demand - Survey methods, traffic engineering - Planning tools for transport modes: pedestrian traffic, public transport, bicycle traffic, car traffic, stationary traffic - Road safety - Transport and environmentAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination, grading of the field exercise; overall mark is positive if both contents have been completed successfullyTeaching methodsLecture, pracitcal examples/exercise and excursionsLanguageGerman24Hydraulic Engineering ILVHydraulic Engineering ILVLector: DI Georg Fröschl1SWS2ECTSTeaching methodsLectures and exercisesLanguageGerman12 3. Semesters LectureSWSECTSSewage and Waste Management VOSewage and Waste Management VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Tristan Tallafuss2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsPlanning, preparation of a demolition measure taking into account the current state of the art and the relevant standards. The general conditions (including personal and environmental protection), the types of demolition with the selection of suitable equipment and the implementation of a demolition project with the extraction of pure material flows are explained. Furthermore, the handling of the waste streams that occur most frequently in the construction industry in terms of quantity (including excavated material and construction waste) is examined and possible treatment methods (recycling or proper landfilling) are shown. Exploration and suspect areas (contaminated sites) are also dealt with. In the field of wastewater, the basics of road drainage and municipal wastewater collection as well as the determination of wastewater quality and its treatment in wastewater treatment plants are presented.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written examination Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture script accompanied by PowerPoint discussion exercises and group work distance learningLanguageGerman22Integral Planning 2 UEIntegral Planning 2 UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Martin Aichholzer, Dipl.-Ing. Matthias Doubek, BSc, Ing. Bernd Höfferl, MSc., DI Dr. Karl Heinz Hollinsky, Dipl.-Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Gunther Koppelhuber, M.Arch.(AA), DI Dr. Jörg Koppelhuber, Ing. Anton Oster, MSc., Dipl.-Ing. Reinhard Schneider, Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Martin Teibinger, DI Paul Track2SWS6ECTSLecture contentsStudents solve a design task in its following aspects and in interdisciplinary team (students of architecture and students of civil engineering ): architectural design, planning for permit approval, construction-related tasks (eg preparation of tender documents, spreadsheets, etc. ), structural design, execution drawings ,calculation , construction sequencing and project management, building physics. The studio aims to develop the design, including the principles of integral design in interdisciplinary teams. It is prepared using scale plans, models, perspective sketches, renderings and descriptions.Assessment methodsFinal exam Final presentation of the project work, professional discussion with the lecturers Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LVs in accordance with the BMBWF's traffic light regulations, thev examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsExerciseLanguageGerman26Communication and Scientific Work SECommunication and Scientific Work SELector: FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Manfred Steiner1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsConflict management: What is a conflict? What kind of strategies are there for solving conflicts? Meditation talks: What does mediation mean? Presentation of mediation talk technique. Teambuilding: How does the team building process work? Which factors determine the choice of team members? Concepts for successful negotiating; strategies and different types of negotiatorsAssessment methodsFinal exam exercises in course and final exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methods1,6 LP UE + 0,4 LP distance learningLanguageGerman11Pollutants and Environmental Analysis VOPollutants and Environmental Analysis VOLector: Margit Piber, MSc1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsareas of responsibility environmental analysis, Soil, water, air from an environmental chemical point of view, environmental pollutants in the underground and their behaviour, mass transport, relevant regulations from the perspective of environmental analysis, risk assessment of contaminated sites, suspected and contaminated sites, implementation of investigations in accordance with the Landfill Ordinance and the Federal Waste Management Plan, methods of sampling, sample preparation and chemical analysis, investigations in accordance with the Recycling Building Materials Ordinance, investigation of pollutants and pollutants in existing buildingsAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination after completion of the course Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsPower Point presentation and elaboration of questionsLanguageGerman11Manufacturing Technology VOManufacturing Technology VOLector: Bmst. DI Dr. nat. tech Harald Schön2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsA general overview of construction methods is given in the basic lectures of the bachelor course of studies. This lecture recesses the contents of the basic lectures. The students have also to apply their basic knowledge of construction methods on concrete examples. - Site equipment for Earthworks incl. size calculation for execution - Special Ground engineering methods incl. Conditions - Line construction methods - Guest lecture - DI Andreas Körbler / Keller Grundbau - Home work self-study - Teamwork ground & pipeline engineeringAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination (Rating 80%) Homework self-study (Rating 20%) Both grading parts must be completed positively.Teaching methodsLecture with concrete examples, teamwork and homework.LanguageGerman22 Specialization xLectureSWSECTSControlling for Construction Projects ILVControlling for Construction Projects ILVLector: Bmstr. Dipl.-Ing. Walter Haberfellner, DI (FH) Gerald Herndlhofer, PMP2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsPart Herndlhofer: - Project Controlling - Project Organization - Controlling in general - Accounting - Schedule management - Cost Planning - Award Management Part Fabich/Haberfellner: - Basics of operative construction project controlling - Deadline controlling and process planning - Cost controlling and work calculation - Controlling in the context of major international construction projectsAssessment methodsFinal exam Part Herndlhofer: Written examination incl. distance learning Part Fabich/Haberfellner: Written examination with calculation examples, distance learningTeaching methodsLecture and ExcercisesLanguageGerman24Performance Variations ILVPerformance Variations ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Wolfgang Wiesner1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsClaims and Variations: - Introduction - Areas of Risk and Responsibility - Request to Notice - Adjustment of Contractual Milestones and Prices - Requirements to adjust Milestones and Prices - Calculation of New Prices - Lost of Entitlements - Adjustments of Measurement - Case StudiesAssessment methodsFinal exam Assesment of home and group work, written exams Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, discussion of case studies, discussion of prior experiences of the students, homework, group projectsLanguageGerman12Performance reports in the building industry ILVPerformance reports in the building industry ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing.in Theresia Reiter1SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Design of efficient project teams as well as with the requirements of adequate forms of cooperation, communication and coordination for a trouble-free project execution - integrative planning methods and the associated conditions for concerted cooperation between all planners, civil engineers and managers involved in the construction project - Planning of the interfaces of the different project participants - Design of an efficient decision and change managementAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman12Economic Optimization of Building Projects ILVEconomic Optimization of Building Projects ILVLector: Bmstr. Ing. Martin Stopfer1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThe course deals with in-depth and supplementary questions regarding the economic viability of construction projects: - Potential for economic optimization in construction projects - Lean Construction Management - Contract models - Integrated project management - PrefabricationAssessment methodsFinal exam 85% Final test (written examen) 15% Distance learning Further information in the first course on 7th of September 2021. Both grading parts must be completed positively.Teaching methodsLecture Practical exercises - Last Planner SystemLanguageGerman12Organization and Management of Construction projects ILVOrganization and Management of Construction projects ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Erwin Fahrnberger, Ing. Mag.iur. Stephan Nemeth2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Insight into the complex processes involved in handling construction projects - Understanding of the relationships and interactions between the project participants is conveyed - By means of different management methods, instruments for coping with complexity are presented - In addition, the main risks and disruptive factors are discussed and ways of solving problems are discussed, taking practical examples into accountAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination after completion of the course / attendance and active participation / distance learning Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture / discussion / cases / site visitLanguageGerman24Project Finance ILVProject Finance ILVLector: Florian Klemm, BA, MSc1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsIn the course of the event, the main principles of the lending business with a focus on the area of real estate financing are to be conveyed. In addition to basic business management knowledge (structure of the balance sheet as well as the profit and loss account, differences between investment/financing, equity and debt capital, etc.) the typical classic forms of financing (bank financing, leasing, factoring, etc.) as well as new developments (e.g. crowdfunding, etc.) will be presented. In addition, interest rate structuring variants including interest rate hedging options (cap, SWAP, etc.), repayment variants and different collateralisation variants are presented. Practical examples will be used to put into practice the basic theoretical knowledge acquired. In addition, there will be various digressions on the topics of rating (internal rating systems of credit institutions, rating agencies, credit agencies), the new regulatory requirements for banks (Basel III, etc.) as well as new legal challenges (e.g. Mortgage and Real Estate Credit Contract Act, Consumer Protection Act, etc.). Preparation of financing plans (e.g. calculation of a loan repayment plan) Company valuation - how does this come about? Overview of different real estate investments and assessments (e.g. builder-owner models and retirement home)Assessment methodsFinal exam Examination at the end of the lecture, either in writing or via multiple choice on the PC, ongoing cooperation Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsIn addition to the lecture, examples are worked on in homework and discussed in the group.LanguageGerman12Corporate Law and Human Resources Management VOCorporate Law and Human Resources Management VOLector: Mag.iur. Henriette Huber, Petra Schatzdorfer, BA MBA2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsEntrepreneurial power of attorney, corporate register, corporate transfer, business transactions Company law Overview Company founding (Process) Overview and delimitation Administrative criminal law - Criminal lawAssessment methodsFinal exam written exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture and practiceLanguageGerman22Review of Existing Load Bearing Structures ILVReview of Existing Load Bearing Structures ILVLector: DI Dr. Karl Heinz Hollinsky2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Historical Review "Gründerzeit" - Static elements of "Gründerzeit"-buildings - Foundation in stock, fondation improves efficiency - Barrier in stock, barrier improves effciency - Ceiling & roof systems - Conversion of the roof, new developments, restorations and roof extensions - Earthquake calculation & action researchAssessment methodsFinal exam Final Written Exam, project work, permanent assessment Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture & Excursion, perhaps project workLanguageGerman24Repair of Engineering Structures ILVRepair of Engineering Structures ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Reinhard Pamminger, DI. Dr.techn. Anton Pech, FH-Prof. DI Dr.techn. Markus Vill2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Surface preparation - Concrete replacement - Crack filling - Cavity filling - Surface protection - Remove drill cores St 927/15 - Perform tear strength test - Record flatness - Determine roughness depth - Preparation of measurement and execution documents for compensation gradients Masonry drying section: Fundamentals of moisture in masonry, analyses and restoration concepts, procedures against capillary moisture rise and accompanying measuresAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsMasonry drying section: LectureLanguageGerman24Townscape and Monument Protection VOTownscape and Monument Protection VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Harald Gnilsen2SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Justification of the development of the concept of protection from monument to cultural heritage - Communicating the typology of cultural heritage - Theory of monument conservation, its historical development and its most important international documents - Glossary of the most important terms and how to recognise them using before-after examples - Recognition of the most important materials and historical techniquesAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman22Design and Construction in Stock UEDesign and Construction in Stock UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Harald Gnilsen, Dipl.-Ing. Marcus Grundnigg, Arch.Dipl.Ing. Wolfgang Schaffer, Dipl.-Ing. Gabriele Schnabl, Mag. Renate Maria Standhartinger, Dipl-Ing. Josef Ullmann, D I, Dipl.-Ing. Markus Michael Zechner3SWS6ECTSLecture contentsConcrete examples will be worked out: - Dealing with the existing building stock in a way that is appropriate in terms of building culture - Dealing with the historical building fabric and its contemporary extension - Application of contents of monument preservation, soil mechanics and historical building construction and equipment - Methods for the evaluation of the actual state, economic measures for energy-efficient renovation (building shell, plant technology)Assessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsExerciseLanguageGerman36Exercise Excursion UEExercise Excursion UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Harald Gnilsen, Dipl.-Ing. Marcus Grundnigg, Arch.Dipl.Ing. Wolfgang Schaffer, Dipl-Ing. Josef Ullmann, D I1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThree excursions to projects with the main topics: - facade construction - Timber construction - Technical building equipmentAssessment methodsFinal exam Quick quiz after each of the three excursion blocksTeaching methods- Self-study of provided project information as preparation for the excursion - Excursions with guided tours of the construction site, lectures and question forums - Quick quizLanguageGerman12 4. Semesters LectureSWSECTSMaster’s Seminar SEMaster’s Seminar SE2SWS3ECTSLecture contents- Support and interim presentations - Final presentations of the diploma thesis by studentsAssessment methodsContinuous assessment Project workTeaching methodsSeminarLanguageGerman23Master‘s Thesis MTMaster‘s Thesis MT0SWS27ECTSLecture contentsWriting the Master thesisAssessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsMaster thesisLanguageGerman027Number of teaching weeks 18 per semester TimesMon-Thu 5:30-9:30 p.m.; classes also held on some Fridays How you benefit As a well-trained civil engineer, you will help to plan or implement construction projects. For example, you can work as a site manager. Overall, you have a wide range of professional opportunities open to you on the client or contractor side: in construction companies, which include the entire construction industry, master builders, steel, light metal and wood construction companies, construction related trades, renovation and revitalization companies and the building materials industry, as well as in construction departments of local authorities, banks or insurance companies. You can also expect good career prospects in civil engineering and planning offices.Construction companies (building trade, construction industry)Production of building materials, building materials tradeDevelopersArchitectural and planning offices, engineers and design officesAdministrative bodies in the public sectorReal estate related servicesConstruction departments of private clients (chain stores, insurance companies, banks) Admission Admission requirements Bachelor degree or equivalent similar qualification in construction from an institute of higher education with a total of 180 ECTS in the subjects of civil engineering, construction management, architecture, culture and water management. In exceptional cases the program director, or in individual cases the University Council, will decide.Equivalent foreign diploma Equivalence is determined by international agreements, validation or in individual cases a decision by the head of the academic section. In specific cases the head of the program may formally recognize a qualification.Regulation for the admission of third country citizensInformation for applicants with non-Austrian (school) certificates Application To apply you will require the following documents to send the following copied documents by mail:Birth certificateProof of citizenshipBachelor certificatePresentation of academic success of the 1st to 5th semester of relevant Bachelor's studies (e.g. Transcript of Records, proof of academic success, etc. - please note only up to the 5th semester) - all page The calculated grade point average must be indicated if it is not stated in the document Calculation formula: Sum of grades / number of courses = grade point averageGerman level B2Please send the above documents in paper form by mail to the following address (End of postal acceptance for the application: 7th July2022):FH Campus Wien z.H. Masterstudiengang Bauingenieurwesen-Baumanagement P.1.05 Favoritenstraße 226 1100 WienPlease note!It is not possible to save incomplete online applications. You must complete your application in one session. Your application will be valid as soon as you upload all of the required documents and certificates. In the event that some documents (e.g. references) are not available at the time you apply, you may submit these later via email, mail or in person by no later than the start of the degree program. Admission procedure The admission procedure consists of a written test and an interview with the admission committee.Aim The aim of the admissions procedure is to offer a place to those persons who complete the multi-stage admissions procedure with the best results. It leads to a ranking of the applicants.Process Due to changes implemented by the Federal Government with regard to the operation of the study programme, the admission procedure for the Master's programme in Civil Engineering and Construction Management has been updated to reflect the new requirements. The admission procedure is carried out in a 2-stage procedure: Level 1 - Success in a relevant Bachelor's programme - 40% Presentation of the academic success of the 1st to 5th semester of relevant Bachelor's studies (e.g. Transcript of Records, proof of academic success, etc. - please note that this is only up to the 5th semester)The calculated grade point average must be indicated if it is not stated in the document! (Please use only the submitted document for the grade point average)Calculation formula: Sum of grades / number of courses = grade point average (specify two decimalplaces)Level 2 - Admission interview - 60% (You will receive concrete details with by e-mail regarding the date, etc.) 20-minute conversation consisting of: motivationqualificationrelevant knowledge and experience An official photo ID must be presented at the beginning of the conversation.Criteria The criteria leading to admission are exclusively performance-related. Geographical origin of applicants have no influence on admission. The admission requirements must be fulfilled. The final ranking of applicants is based on the following weighting: Level 1 Success in studies - 40%Stage 2 Admission interview - 60% Dates You will receive the invitation to the admission procedure after a positive review of all relevant documents. You will receive the exact date and schedule for the admission interviews approximately one week before the assigned interview date. Due to the increased time required for the admission interviews, additional admission appointments may be scheduled - this depends on the number of applicants.The admission interviews take place at the FH Campus Wien.Monday, 23rd May 2022Tuesday, 24th May 2022Wednesday, 25th May 2022Tuesday, 21st June 2022Tuesday, 9th August 2022 Contact > FH-Prof. DI Dr. Doris Link Head of Building and Design Department, Head of Master´s Degree Program Civil Engineering and Construction Management T: +43 1 606 68 77-2581doris.link@fh-campuswien.ac.at Secretary's office Manuela ChristlKarin Netzer, BA Favoritenstraße 226, P.1.05 1100 Vienna P: +43 1 606 68 77-2200 F: +43 1 606 68 77-2209bau@fh-campuswien.ac.atMap main campus Favoriten (Google Maps)Office hours during the semester By arrangement Cooperations and Campusnetzwerk We closely cooperate with renowned companies in commerce and industry, universities, institutions and schools. This ensures that you have points of contact for professional internships, job opportunities or your participation in research and development activities. Major players in the construction industry such as the PORR Group, STRABAG SE or ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG will support you in various funding programs, provide insights into professional practice, offer the chance of rare part-time jobs or accompany you with professional expertise and collegial advice. You can find many of our cooperations on the website of our Campusnetzwerk. A look at them is always worthwhile and may lead you to a new job or to an interesting event of our cooperation partners! Welcome to our Campusnetzwerk Find suitable job offers, build valuable mentoring relationships and expand your professional network - become part of our community!Register now for free
1. Semesters LectureSWSECTSApplications in Geotechnical Engineering ILVApplications in Geotechnical Engineering ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Kurt Ströhle2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsSoil properties, geotechnical preliminary investigation, cuts, dams, earthworks, measurement technology, groundwaterAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Construction Law VOConstruction Law VOLector: Mag. Wolfgang Hussian, FH-Prof. DI Dr. Doris Link2SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Theoretical foundations of building contract law: Which rights and obligations are incumbent on the client or the contractor according to ÖNORM B 2110? - ÖNORM B 2110: Structure and content; procedural provisions, contractual provisions - Practical exampleAssessment methodsFinal exam written examination, distance learning Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, discussion, distance learning (readings)LanguageGerman22Stock Load Bearing Structures ILVStock Load Bearing Structures ILVLector: DI Dr. Eva M. Eichinger-Vill2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsLegal and technical fundamentals regarding the assessment, evaluation and rating of existing structures Evaluation of the actual condition of existing structures including material testing Causes and identification of structural damage Numerical assessment of existing structures as a basis for structural maintenance and strengtheningAssessment methodsFinal exam Written exam at the end of the course Grading of the presentation of the practical projectTeaching methodsLectures, Practical projectLanguageGerman24Digitalization and Innovation 1 VODigitalization and Innovation 1 VOLector: Bmstr. Dipl.-Ing. Walter Haberfellner1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Corresponding BIM software (internal and external families; floor plans, sections and views; details, plan sections and 3D views; plan output; data exchange (import and export); phases and display options - Model-oriented quantity determination as the basis for determining the construction price - Combination of digital building models with service specifications - Construction process planning and simulationAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsseveral (expert) lecturesLanguageGerman11Setting Up and Operating Sites ILVSetting Up and Operating Sites ILVLector: Bmstr. Ing. DI(FH) Robert Weber2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsTEACHING CONTENTS - Part I - Work preparation - Part II - Scheduling - Part III - Workforce scheduling - Part IV - Equipment deployment planning - Part V - ÖBGL and equipment costing - Part VI - Working GroupsAssessment methodsFinal exam VO : S + final exame, FL perm M,S In the case of absence or negative judgement the check occurs in dependence of the number of the students in written or verbal form.Teaching methods- Slide lecture - Project work / distance learning including presentation if time available - DiscussionsLanguageGerman24Building Physics VOBuilding Physics VOLector: DI Dr. Peter Holzer, DI Matthias Kendlbacher, DI Dr. Christian Pöhn1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Selected aspects of thermal and hygric protection - Protection against summer overheating of rooms - Noise protection - Fire protection - building physical verification calculationsAssessment methodsFinal exam written exam with qulitative questions, multiple choice and calculation examples. no use of supporting documents allowed.Teaching methodsLecture with numerous exercisesLanguageGerman11Building and Industrial Construction 1 VOBuilding and Industrial Construction 1 VOLector: DI. Dr.techn. Anton Pech, DDI Wolfgang Wallisch1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsStructures and systems of building construction, industrial construction and industrialised building constructionAssessment methodsFinal exam final written test Duration: 90 minutes NO documents may be used! Allowed: pens, eraser, ruler, calculator Grading: 50% bad luck, 50% Walloon. Positive is who reaches in sum min. 60%! In case of a negative evaluation both parts (Pech/Wallisch) have to be repeated! Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF the examination modalities can also be adjusted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, blackboard sketches, Power-Point presentationsLanguageGerman11Infrastructure Construction VOInfrastructure Construction VOLector: DDI Paul Brünner2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsConception and design of engineering structures in infrastructure construction such as bridges, underpasses, white and brown vats, underfloor routes, tunnels in open construction, supporting structures, slope stabilization measures. Presentation of construction methods for maintaining traffic at infrastructure construction sites. Practical examples and calculation approachesAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman22Innovative Building Materials and Ecological Construction Materials VOInnovative Building Materials and Ecological Construction Materials VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Heinrich Bruckner1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsInnovation approaches to building materials in the sense of "green buildings" can be based on increasing resource efficiency and recyclability, minimizing environmental impact, implementing social aspects or improving functional performance. Possible solutions may be in the form of innovative materials and raw materials (e.g., biogenic plastics), technologies (e.g. nanotechnology), construction methods (e.g. flying plants), or processes (e.g. site waste reclamation logistics). Innovative building materials must also meet technical requirements. In the course innovative building materials and construction methods are introduced or introduced by the students and analyzed according to the different aspects.Assessment methodsFinal exam The mark is made up of a written examination and the marking of the papers (both assessments are required for a positive conclusion). Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsPresentation and speechesLanguageGerman11Multiple use and recycling of building materials VOMultiple use and recycling of building materials VOLector: Univ.Lekt. DI Martin Car1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsLegal (EU, national) and technical bases (EU, national) for the use of C&D-waste to high-quality recycled building materials. The utilization potential is shown and the detailed requirements for the mineral area (including reuse and Recycling of excavated soil) are explained. The implementation of a reconstruction project to obtain unmixed material flows is being developed.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written examination taking into account also the distance learning part. Re-exams will also be hold (additionally) orally. The distance learning part is documentated in the written documentation an oral told on 10th 9.Teaching methodsLecture, discussion, perhaps excursion, distance learning part.LanguageGerman11Project Development and Controlling VOProject Development and Controlling VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Rainer Altmann, MSc2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsDefinitions - Developers - Speculative real estate development - Location & market analysis - Life cycle costs & financing - Property measurement standards & feasability - Construction management and controllingAssessment methodsFinal exam The assessment consists of the active participation of the students and the completion of a written examination within the framework of the last lecture unit. Participation: - The students have the opportunity to participate actively in the course of the lecture. (Within the course by completing group work tasks and presenting them) - Between the lectures, students have the opportunity to reflect what they have learned by working out and answering questions. A positive, active participation may improve the grade of the written examination by one degree. Exam: Within the framework of the written examination, open and closed questions must be answered and a calculation carried out. The length of the test is set at 90 min. The positive test is required for a positive completion of the lecture.Teaching methodsLecture and practical examples, self-study and elaboration of questions. To support them, the participants will receive the slides with comments.LanguageGerman22Technical Building Equipment and Operation ILVTechnical Building Equipment and Operation ILVLector: Ing. DI(FH) DI Manfred Fuhrmann2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsPlanning and construction of technical building equipment: Dimensioning and construction basics of technical building equipment systems with regard to decarbonisation, sustainability, energy efficiency and resilience in the main areas of heating technology, ventilation technology, refrigeration and heat pump technology Operation of technical building services: Fundamentals of strategic, tactical and operational technical facility management in compliance with guidelinesAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Exercise for Building and Industrial Construction UEExercise for Building and Industrial Construction UELector: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Hans Humpel, DDI Wolfgang Wallisch1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsExercises on structures and systems of structural engineering, industrial construction and industrialised building constructionAssessment methodsFinal exam Evaluation of tasks submitted via Moodle. Grading: 50% Walloon, 50% hobble. Positive is who reaches a total of at least 60%! In case of a negative evaluation the tasks have to be repeated. The modules are supplemented by new Tasks output. Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the Examination modalities can also be adjusted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, Power Point presentation, exercises using hand calculation and on the laptop with RFEM, as well as calculation tasks using MoodleLanguageGerman12Environmental Law and EIA VOEnvironmental Law and EIA VOLector: Dr. Roland Buchner1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Overview of the ordinances to the Waste Management Act with focus on the Landfill Ordinance - Explore other material laws (Mineral Raw Materials Act, Chemicals Act, State Waste Management Acts) - EIA - Clarification of liability issues, acting persons (agents, experts, representatives of authorities), procedures (permit, criminal proceedings, jurisdiction) on the basis of a case studyAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman11
2. Semesters LectureSWSECTSDigitalization and Innovation 2 VODigitalization and Innovation 2 VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Basics of digitization with definitions of terms - Digitalization in civil engineering - BIM- GIS - Smart Decision Making - Virtual and augmented reality - Asset management - Digital (intelligent) construction site - Databases and Interoperability - Business Intelligence - Innovation in construction- Challenges - Research and Development - Supplemented by specialist lectures by experts - Live demos of systemsAssessment methodsFinal exam Group work and written final examinationTeaching methodsLecture supplemented by specialist lectures by expertsLanguageGerman11Energetically Optimized Building and Certification Systems VOEnergetically Optimized Building and Certification Systems VOLector: DI BM Helmut Schöberl2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsFocus: passive house components and plus-energy - What is a passive house? - Thermal bridges. - Air tightness. - Single-family passive houses. - Practical example: multi-storey passive houses. - Practical example: plus-energy houses. - Renovation with passive house components - Trends - Building certification systemsAssessment methodsFinal exam Written exam. The written exam includes the following material: Uploaded documents excluding final reports. Only documents that are "Vortrag x Schoeberl ..." named Information from the lecture. Apply acquired knowledge to new tasks.Teaching methodsLecture, detailed work. Interactive lessons. Practical examples. Various patterns of components for illustration.LanguageGerman22Building and Industrial Construction 2 VOBuilding and Industrial Construction 2 VOLector: FH-Prof. DI Dr.techn. Markus Vill, DDI Wolfgang Wallisch2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsHall systems; Prefabricated parts; Connections in prefabricated construction; Inserts in concrete structures; Foundations in hall construction; Construction work and construction supervision; Use of glass as a building material in building construction; Prestressed systemsAssessment methodsFinal exam Final exam (written) The whole examination (Vill, Wallisch) must be positive (at least 60% of the maximum score) Time: 90 minTeaching methodsLecture with calculation and practical examplesLanguageGerman22Integral Planning 1 UEIntegral Planning 1 UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Martin Aichholzer, DI, Dr. Julia Bachinger, Ing. Bernd Höfferl, MSc., Dipl.-Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Gunther Koppelhuber, M.Arch.(AA), Ing. Anton Oster, MSc., Dipl.-Ing. Reinhard Schneider, DI Dr. techn. Thomas Sommerauer, DI Paul Track2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsIntroductory talk, meeting Specification - 1st correction: research phase, architectural concept - 2nd correction: preliminary draft - 3. u. 4. correction: construction and construction management processing Interim presentation - 5. correction Draft final presentationAssessment methodsFinal exam Horizontal evaluation Final presentation Submitted worksTeaching methodsInterdisciplinary exerciseLanguageGerman25Life Cycle Management VOLife Cycle Management VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil1SWS1ECTSLecture contents- Basics, objectives and tasks of Life Cycle Management (LCM) - Life cycle assessment methods and procedures - New construction - Maintenance - Costs and cost analysis - Ratings and indicators - Performance prediction - Standard life cycles - Asset Value and asset evaluation - Environment and ecological balanceAssessment methodsFinal exam Written elaboration of questionsTeaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman11Masonry Assessment VOMasonry Assessment VOLector: DI. Dr.techn. Anton Pech1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsBuilding materials and products of masonry, basics of load bearing behaviour, masonry design according to Eurocode 6, execution, processing and details of masonry structures.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written examination Grading scale according to examination regulationsTeaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman11 Specialization xLectureSWSECTSBuilding Physics in Timber Construction ILVBuilding Physics in Timber Construction ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Martin Teibinger1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsheat and moisture protection in timber constructions constructions without further testings wooden flatroof construction structural damages sound insulation in timber constructions detailing fire safety in timber buildings detailingAssessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodslessons and home workLanguageGerman12Facade Systems ILVFacade Systems ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Matthias Csendes1SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Summary of cladding products / CE – Marking - Regulations / OIB – Guidelines important points relevant to cladding - Simplified preliminary dimensioning (static, thermal and fire protection) - Curtain-wall facing - Industrial cladding - Special cladding systems - Glass façade systems - Glazing (Sizes, glass printing, glass coating, curved glass) - Design, erection, Quality control, maintenanceAssessment methodsFinal exam Written final thesisTeaching methods- Lecture - Exemplary facade systems discussed in the lectureLanguageGerman12Innovative Building Technology Schemes ILVInnovative Building Technology Schemes ILVLector: DI(FH) Michael Schneller, BEd1SWS2ECTSLecture contents-Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman12Innovative Modular Construction ILVInnovative Modular Construction ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Gerulf Weber, MSc1SWS2ECTSLecture contents-Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman12Multistorey Timber Construction (incl. Hybrid Construction) VOMultistorey Timber Construction (incl. Hybrid Construction) VOLector: Ing. Roman Fritz, MBA MSc2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsMulti-storey timber construction, i.e. beginning with 3 floors, inclusive timber-concrete and timber-steel, based on the whole value chain; project development - engineering - production - installation - maintenance.Assessment methodsFinal exam 30 % project work distance learning 10 % project work field trip 60 % exame _____ 100 % IMPORTANT! For a positive overall grade positive gradings for project work distance learning and the exame are mandatory. The weighting is done in proportion to the shares of the assessment methods. If the works are not submitted correspondes this with a negative assessment.Teaching methods- Frontal lecture - workshop - discussion - distance learning module - field tripLanguageGerman22Sustainable Planning Concepts (BIM) ILVSustainable Planning Concepts (BIM) ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Martin Aichholzer, Dip. Ing. Florian Lohberger, MSc, Dipl.-Ing. Julian Schachner2SWS4ECTSLecture contents-Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Structural Design (Lightweight Construction) VOStructural Design (Lightweight Construction) VOLector: EUR ING Nicholas Nearchou, MEng CEng MIStructE2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsLecture Language - English This course provides an overview of various lightweight structural typologies, with an emphasis on timber and steel structures in the form of long span roofs and multi-storey buildings. The course looks at the processes involved in successfully arriving at viable structural design options based on a given client brief and structural inputs. The course focuses on the conceptualization and initial sizing techniques for different lightweight structures. The course touches on some of the detailed design aspects associated with lightweight structures and typical detailing strategies. Case studies of various lightweight structures are presented.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written Examination – 60% (in English) Coursework/Individual Project – 40% (in English) (Conceptual practical structural design project) At least 60% of the maximum number of points must be achieved in both the written examination and in the individual project for a positive grade.Teaching methodsLectures, coursework / group work, optional tutorial sheets. Interactive lessons. Practical examples and case studies.LanguageEnglish22Exercise Excursion UEExercise Excursion UELector: DI Dr. techn. Thomas Sommerauer1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsExcursion Deepening sustainable building construction: The excursion will be conducted in 3 parts, which are composed as follows: - 1 part: Visit Austria Campus: Focus on facade construction - 2 Part: Tour of Rubner GmbH production facilities: focus on timber construction - 3 Part: Viewing of Kranhaus North: Focus on TGA The students will be provided with information material on the three parts of the excursion, which must be read by the students before the respective excursion. At the end of each excursion there is a "flash quiz" on the preparatory material and on the contents of the excursion lectures, which are used as a basis for assessment of the course.Assessment methodsFinal exam HB: Results of the three "flash quizes" at the end of the excursions.Teaching methodsExcursionLanguageGerman12Railway Construction ILVRailway Construction ILVLector: DI Dietmar Zierl1SWS2ECTSLecture contents- System railway - Railway systems - System railway - Interfaces and interconnections - line layout and design - basicsAssessment methodsFinal exam written examTeaching methodspresentations, additional explanations and informations referring to current projects and backgroundsLanguageGerman12Bridge Building ILVBridge Building ILVLector: DI Herbert Kothmayer, FH-Prof. DI Dr.techn. Markus Vill2SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Design and pre-dimensioning of beam bridges made of reinforced and prestressed concrete (slab, slab beam, box girder, trough cross-section) including frame bridges - Bridge equipment (bearings, edge beams, expansion joints, drainage) - Design and preliminary dimensioning of substructures (abutment, support bench, wings, foundation) - Checks for ultimate and serviceability limit statesAssessment methodsFinal exam written examination, 120 min, division of the examination subjects to approx. 50% Kothmayer, approx. 50% Vill; for a positive conclusion 60% of the total points of the whole examination are necessary. In case of non-achievement the whole examination has to be repeated.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman22Cavity Construction ILVCavity Construction ILVLector: DI Dr. Georg Atzl, Dipl.-Ing. Michael Proprenter2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Planning of traffic tunnel constructions (roads, railway and underground tunnels) - Risk analysis in geotechnics - Basics of tunnel statics - ÖNORMEN in tunnel construction (ÖNORM B 2203-1 and B 2203-2) - Structural fire protection - Tunnel rehabilitationAssessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman24Road Construction VORoad Construction VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThis course focuses on the basics of road construction and techniques. It shall provide an overview for the students in the context of road design and planning based on the Austrian standards and guidelines. In addition, a comprehensive overview about road construction and road construction materials will be given. The final part of this course has a main focus on road maintenance.Assessment methodsFinal exam Examination in written form and exercise in the context of distance education.Teaching methodsThe subject matter of this course will be put over the students through the use of PPT-presentation and a script.LanguageGerman22Exercise Excursion UEExercise Excursion UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsGrößere Exkursion mit Hauptübungsanteil der jeweils Themen führenden LV aus dem jeweiligen Wahlmodul./VertiefungsfachAssessment methodsFinal exam Flash quiz after each of the three excursion blocksTeaching methods- Self-study of provided project information as preparation for the excursion - Excursions with guided tours of the construction site, lectures and question forums - Quick quizLanguageGerman12Transport Planning ILVTransport Planning ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.Techn. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Terminology of transport planning - Transport supply and demand - Survey methods, traffic engineering - Planning tools for transport modes: pedestrian traffic, public transport, bicycle traffic, car traffic, stationary traffic - Road safety - Transport and environmentAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination, grading of the field exercise; overall mark is positive if both contents have been completed successfullyTeaching methodsLecture, pracitcal examples/exercise and excursionsLanguageGerman24Hydraulic Engineering ILVHydraulic Engineering ILVLector: DI Georg Fröschl1SWS2ECTSTeaching methodsLectures and exercisesLanguageGerman12
3. Semesters LectureSWSECTSSewage and Waste Management VOSewage and Waste Management VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Tristan Tallafuss2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsPlanning, preparation of a demolition measure taking into account the current state of the art and the relevant standards. The general conditions (including personal and environmental protection), the types of demolition with the selection of suitable equipment and the implementation of a demolition project with the extraction of pure material flows are explained. Furthermore, the handling of the waste streams that occur most frequently in the construction industry in terms of quantity (including excavated material and construction waste) is examined and possible treatment methods (recycling or proper landfilling) are shown. Exploration and suspect areas (contaminated sites) are also dealt with. In the field of wastewater, the basics of road drainage and municipal wastewater collection as well as the determination of wastewater quality and its treatment in wastewater treatment plants are presented.Assessment methodsFinal exam Written examination Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture script accompanied by PowerPoint discussion exercises and group work distance learningLanguageGerman22Integral Planning 2 UEIntegral Planning 2 UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Martin Aichholzer, Dipl.-Ing. Matthias Doubek, BSc, Ing. Bernd Höfferl, MSc., DI Dr. Karl Heinz Hollinsky, Dipl.-Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Gunther Koppelhuber, M.Arch.(AA), DI Dr. Jörg Koppelhuber, Ing. Anton Oster, MSc., Dipl.-Ing. Reinhard Schneider, Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Martin Teibinger, DI Paul Track2SWS6ECTSLecture contentsStudents solve a design task in its following aspects and in interdisciplinary team (students of architecture and students of civil engineering ): architectural design, planning for permit approval, construction-related tasks (eg preparation of tender documents, spreadsheets, etc. ), structural design, execution drawings ,calculation , construction sequencing and project management, building physics. The studio aims to develop the design, including the principles of integral design in interdisciplinary teams. It is prepared using scale plans, models, perspective sketches, renderings and descriptions.Assessment methodsFinal exam Final presentation of the project work, professional discussion with the lecturers Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LVs in accordance with the BMBWF's traffic light regulations, thev examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsExerciseLanguageGerman26Communication and Scientific Work SECommunication and Scientific Work SELector: FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Manfred Steiner1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsConflict management: What is a conflict? What kind of strategies are there for solving conflicts? Meditation talks: What does mediation mean? Presentation of mediation talk technique. Teambuilding: How does the team building process work? Which factors determine the choice of team members? Concepts for successful negotiating; strategies and different types of negotiatorsAssessment methodsFinal exam exercises in course and final exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methods1,6 LP UE + 0,4 LP distance learningLanguageGerman11Pollutants and Environmental Analysis VOPollutants and Environmental Analysis VOLector: Margit Piber, MSc1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsareas of responsibility environmental analysis, Soil, water, air from an environmental chemical point of view, environmental pollutants in the underground and their behaviour, mass transport, relevant regulations from the perspective of environmental analysis, risk assessment of contaminated sites, suspected and contaminated sites, implementation of investigations in accordance with the Landfill Ordinance and the Federal Waste Management Plan, methods of sampling, sample preparation and chemical analysis, investigations in accordance with the Recycling Building Materials Ordinance, investigation of pollutants and pollutants in existing buildingsAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination after completion of the course Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsPower Point presentation and elaboration of questionsLanguageGerman11Manufacturing Technology VOManufacturing Technology VOLector: Bmst. DI Dr. nat. tech Harald Schön2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsA general overview of construction methods is given in the basic lectures of the bachelor course of studies. This lecture recesses the contents of the basic lectures. The students have also to apply their basic knowledge of construction methods on concrete examples. - Site equipment for Earthworks incl. size calculation for execution - Special Ground engineering methods incl. Conditions - Line construction methods - Guest lecture - DI Andreas Körbler / Keller Grundbau - Home work self-study - Teamwork ground & pipeline engineeringAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination (Rating 80%) Homework self-study (Rating 20%) Both grading parts must be completed positively.Teaching methodsLecture with concrete examples, teamwork and homework.LanguageGerman22 Specialization xLectureSWSECTSControlling for Construction Projects ILVControlling for Construction Projects ILVLector: Bmstr. Dipl.-Ing. Walter Haberfellner, DI (FH) Gerald Herndlhofer, PMP2SWS4ECTSLecture contentsPart Herndlhofer: - Project Controlling - Project Organization - Controlling in general - Accounting - Schedule management - Cost Planning - Award Management Part Fabich/Haberfellner: - Basics of operative construction project controlling - Deadline controlling and process planning - Cost controlling and work calculation - Controlling in the context of major international construction projectsAssessment methodsFinal exam Part Herndlhofer: Written examination incl. distance learning Part Fabich/Haberfellner: Written examination with calculation examples, distance learningTeaching methodsLecture and ExcercisesLanguageGerman24Performance Variations ILVPerformance Variations ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Wolfgang Wiesner1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsClaims and Variations: - Introduction - Areas of Risk and Responsibility - Request to Notice - Adjustment of Contractual Milestones and Prices - Requirements to adjust Milestones and Prices - Calculation of New Prices - Lost of Entitlements - Adjustments of Measurement - Case StudiesAssessment methodsFinal exam Assesment of home and group work, written exams Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture, discussion of case studies, discussion of prior experiences of the students, homework, group projectsLanguageGerman12Performance reports in the building industry ILVPerformance reports in the building industry ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing.in Theresia Reiter1SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Design of efficient project teams as well as with the requirements of adequate forms of cooperation, communication and coordination for a trouble-free project execution - integrative planning methods and the associated conditions for concerted cooperation between all planners, civil engineers and managers involved in the construction project - Planning of the interfaces of the different project participants - Design of an efficient decision and change managementAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsILVLanguageGerman12Economic Optimization of Building Projects ILVEconomic Optimization of Building Projects ILVLector: Bmstr. Ing. Martin Stopfer1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThe course deals with in-depth and supplementary questions regarding the economic viability of construction projects: - Potential for economic optimization in construction projects - Lean Construction Management - Contract models - Integrated project management - PrefabricationAssessment methodsFinal exam 85% Final test (written examen) 15% Distance learning Further information in the first course on 7th of September 2021. Both grading parts must be completed positively.Teaching methodsLecture Practical exercises - Last Planner SystemLanguageGerman12Organization and Management of Construction projects ILVOrganization and Management of Construction projects ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Erwin Fahrnberger, Ing. Mag.iur. Stephan Nemeth2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Insight into the complex processes involved in handling construction projects - Understanding of the relationships and interactions between the project participants is conveyed - By means of different management methods, instruments for coping with complexity are presented - In addition, the main risks and disruptive factors are discussed and ways of solving problems are discussed, taking practical examples into accountAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examination after completion of the course / attendance and active participation / distance learning Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture / discussion / cases / site visitLanguageGerman24Project Finance ILVProject Finance ILVLector: Florian Klemm, BA, MSc1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsIn the course of the event, the main principles of the lending business with a focus on the area of real estate financing are to be conveyed. In addition to basic business management knowledge (structure of the balance sheet as well as the profit and loss account, differences between investment/financing, equity and debt capital, etc.) the typical classic forms of financing (bank financing, leasing, factoring, etc.) as well as new developments (e.g. crowdfunding, etc.) will be presented. In addition, interest rate structuring variants including interest rate hedging options (cap, SWAP, etc.), repayment variants and different collateralisation variants are presented. Practical examples will be used to put into practice the basic theoretical knowledge acquired. In addition, there will be various digressions on the topics of rating (internal rating systems of credit institutions, rating agencies, credit agencies), the new regulatory requirements for banks (Basel III, etc.) as well as new legal challenges (e.g. Mortgage and Real Estate Credit Contract Act, Consumer Protection Act, etc.). Preparation of financing plans (e.g. calculation of a loan repayment plan) Company valuation - how does this come about? Overview of different real estate investments and assessments (e.g. builder-owner models and retirement home)Assessment methodsFinal exam Examination at the end of the lecture, either in writing or via multiple choice on the PC, ongoing cooperation Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsIn addition to the lecture, examples are worked on in homework and discussed in the group.LanguageGerman12Corporate Law and Human Resources Management VOCorporate Law and Human Resources Management VOLector: Mag.iur. Henriette Huber, Petra Schatzdorfer, BA MBA2SWS2ECTSLecture contentsEntrepreneurial power of attorney, corporate register, corporate transfer, business transactions Company law Overview Company founding (Process) Overview and delimitation Administrative criminal law - Criminal lawAssessment methodsFinal exam written exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture and practiceLanguageGerman22Review of Existing Load Bearing Structures ILVReview of Existing Load Bearing Structures ILVLector: DI Dr. Karl Heinz Hollinsky2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Historical Review "Gründerzeit" - Static elements of "Gründerzeit"-buildings - Foundation in stock, fondation improves efficiency - Barrier in stock, barrier improves effciency - Ceiling & roof systems - Conversion of the roof, new developments, restorations and roof extensions - Earthquake calculation & action researchAssessment methodsFinal exam Final Written Exam, project work, permanent assessment Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLecture & Excursion, perhaps project workLanguageGerman24Repair of Engineering Structures ILVRepair of Engineering Structures ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Reinhard Pamminger, DI. Dr.techn. Anton Pech, FH-Prof. DI Dr.techn. Markus Vill2SWS4ECTSLecture contents- Surface preparation - Concrete replacement - Crack filling - Cavity filling - Surface protection - Remove drill cores St 927/15 - Perform tear strength test - Record flatness - Determine roughness depth - Preparation of measurement and execution documents for compensation gradients Masonry drying section: Fundamentals of moisture in masonry, analyses and restoration concepts, procedures against capillary moisture rise and accompanying measuresAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsMasonry drying section: LectureLanguageGerman24Townscape and Monument Protection VOTownscape and Monument Protection VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Harald Gnilsen2SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Justification of the development of the concept of protection from monument to cultural heritage - Communicating the typology of cultural heritage - Theory of monument conservation, its historical development and its most important international documents - Glossary of the most important terms and how to recognise them using before-after examples - Recognition of the most important materials and historical techniquesAssessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsLectureLanguageGerman22Design and Construction in Stock UEDesign and Construction in Stock UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Harald Gnilsen, Dipl.-Ing. Marcus Grundnigg, Arch.Dipl.Ing. Wolfgang Schaffer, Dipl.-Ing. Gabriele Schnabl, Mag. Renate Maria Standhartinger, Dipl-Ing. Josef Ullmann, D I, Dipl.-Ing. Markus Michael Zechner3SWS6ECTSLecture contentsConcrete examples will be worked out: - Dealing with the existing building stock in a way that is appropriate in terms of building culture - Dealing with the historical building fabric and its contemporary extension - Application of contents of monument preservation, soil mechanics and historical building construction and equipment - Methods for the evaluation of the actual state, economic measures for energy-efficient renovation (building shell, plant technology)Assessment methodsFinal exam Due to the Covid 19 situation and the holding of LV according to the traffic light regulation of the BMBWF, the examination modalities can also be adapted at short notice during the current semester.Teaching methodsExerciseLanguageGerman36Exercise Excursion UEExercise Excursion UELector: Dipl.-Ing. Harald Gnilsen, Dipl.-Ing. Marcus Grundnigg, Arch.Dipl.Ing. Wolfgang Schaffer, Dipl-Ing. Josef Ullmann, D I1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThree excursions to projects with the main topics: - facade construction - Timber construction - Technical building equipmentAssessment methodsFinal exam Quick quiz after each of the three excursion blocksTeaching methods- Self-study of provided project information as preparation for the excursion - Excursions with guided tours of the construction site, lectures and question forums - Quick quizLanguageGerman12
4. Semesters LectureSWSECTSMaster’s Seminar SEMaster’s Seminar SE2SWS3ECTSLecture contents- Support and interim presentations - Final presentations of the diploma thesis by studentsAssessment methodsContinuous assessment Project workTeaching methodsSeminarLanguageGerman23Master‘s Thesis MTMaster‘s Thesis MT0SWS27ECTSLecture contentsWriting the Master thesisAssessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsMaster thesisLanguageGerman027
Admission requirements Bachelor degree or equivalent similar qualification in construction from an institute of higher education with a total of 180 ECTS in the subjects of civil engineering, construction management, architecture, culture and water management. In exceptional cases the program director, or in individual cases the University Council, will decide.Equivalent foreign diploma Equivalence is determined by international agreements, validation or in individual cases a decision by the head of the academic section. In specific cases the head of the program may formally recognize a qualification.Regulation for the admission of third country citizensInformation for applicants with non-Austrian (school) certificates
Application To apply you will require the following documents to send the following copied documents by mail:Birth certificateProof of citizenshipBachelor certificatePresentation of academic success of the 1st to 5th semester of relevant Bachelor's studies (e.g. Transcript of Records, proof of academic success, etc. - please note only up to the 5th semester) - all page The calculated grade point average must be indicated if it is not stated in the document Calculation formula: Sum of grades / number of courses = grade point averageGerman level B2Please send the above documents in paper form by mail to the following address (End of postal acceptance for the application: 7th July2022):FH Campus Wien z.H. Masterstudiengang Bauingenieurwesen-Baumanagement P.1.05 Favoritenstraße 226 1100 WienPlease note!It is not possible to save incomplete online applications. You must complete your application in one session. Your application will be valid as soon as you upload all of the required documents and certificates. In the event that some documents (e.g. references) are not available at the time you apply, you may submit these later via email, mail or in person by no later than the start of the degree program.
Admission procedure The admission procedure consists of a written test and an interview with the admission committee.Aim The aim of the admissions procedure is to offer a place to those persons who complete the multi-stage admissions procedure with the best results. It leads to a ranking of the applicants.Process Due to changes implemented by the Federal Government with regard to the operation of the study programme, the admission procedure for the Master's programme in Civil Engineering and Construction Management has been updated to reflect the new requirements. The admission procedure is carried out in a 2-stage procedure: Level 1 - Success in a relevant Bachelor's programme - 40% Presentation of the academic success of the 1st to 5th semester of relevant Bachelor's studies (e.g. Transcript of Records, proof of academic success, etc. - please note that this is only up to the 5th semester)The calculated grade point average must be indicated if it is not stated in the document! (Please use only the submitted document for the grade point average)Calculation formula: Sum of grades / number of courses = grade point average (specify two decimalplaces)Level 2 - Admission interview - 60% (You will receive concrete details with by e-mail regarding the date, etc.) 20-minute conversation consisting of: motivationqualificationrelevant knowledge and experience An official photo ID must be presented at the beginning of the conversation.Criteria The criteria leading to admission are exclusively performance-related. Geographical origin of applicants have no influence on admission. The admission requirements must be fulfilled. The final ranking of applicants is based on the following weighting: Level 1 Success in studies - 40%Stage 2 Admission interview - 60%
Dates You will receive the invitation to the admission procedure after a positive review of all relevant documents. You will receive the exact date and schedule for the admission interviews approximately one week before the assigned interview date. Due to the increased time required for the admission interviews, additional admission appointments may be scheduled - this depends on the number of applicants.The admission interviews take place at the FH Campus Wien.Monday, 23rd May 2022Tuesday, 24th May 2022Wednesday, 25th May 2022Tuesday, 21st June 2022Tuesday, 9th August 2022
> FH-Prof. DI Dr. Doris Link Head of Building and Design Department, Head of Master´s Degree Program Civil Engineering and Construction Management T: +43 1 606 68 77-2581doris.link@fh-campuswien.ac.at