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SYLLABUS SUMMARY

BSGF6101 ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

4 Credits Knowledge based and understanding the theories of organizational behaviour and business management.
Topics cover in the course includes management theory and concept, decision-making, human resource
management, leadership, ethic, business and performance assessment

At the end of this course student are able to:
1. Develop teamwork skills and professionalism through effective communication
2. Apply theoretical knowledge in an effective organisational management.
3. Manage issues and problems in an organisation through practical and convincing approach.

BSGF6102 SERVICE PROCUREMENT & CONTRACT PROVISION IN FACILITIES & MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

4 Credits Introduction to the standard methods of quantification and specification (SMM 2&7). Application of measurement
forms and measurement collection methods and description design. Quantification for renovation works,
refurbishment, internal and external buildings and estimation.

Students will be able to:
1. Evaluate the standard of measurement methods in maintenance works
2. Identify the type, process, procedure, procurement and liability of contract
3. Prepare job specification and cost estimation for building measurement and maintenance

BSGF6103 ADVANCED BUILDING SERVICES AND MAINTENANCE

4 Credits It involves the specification, design, installation and management of all the engineering services associated with
the built environment. Consist of sound knowledge of engineering principles and the ability to apply the
knowledge within the building services and maintenance industry. It also covers complexity of engineering
services in various types of buildings and the significance of energy conservation and emissions control. In
overall, the necessity to provide an internal environment that balances the comfort needs of the occupants with
the functional requirements of the building will be distinguished.

At the end of this course, students are able to:
1. Discuss procedures for operation and maintenance of various types of building services
2. Identify and analyse issues and challenges of building services and maintenance
3. Develop technical skills and expertise across the related multi-disciplinary subjects

BSGF6104 TOTAL ASSET AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

4 Credits This module examines the strategic and operational facilities management. Strategic facilities management
include the introduction of management discipline to the facilities management. Operational facilities
management looks at external constraints on corporate priorities which include the theoretical issues influencing
why an organisation locates where it does and take an overview of four of the major facility operational areas
that are amenable to management: Security, Cleaning, Energy, and Repairs & Maintenance, which consume
major portion of facilities costs.

At the end of this course, students are able to:
1. Understand the strategic and operational facilities management.
2. Apply appropriate management theory to fulfil the core organisational objectives.
3. Adapt appropriate maintenance system in achieving value added in operational maintenance management