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RIICWD601E Student Assessment Tasks Answers
RIICWD601E Student Assessment Tasks Answers
CONTENTS
Introduction 3
Assessing Assessment Task 1: Knowledge questions 4
Assessment Task 2: Project Portfolio 10
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the Student Assessment Tasksfor RIICWD601E Manage civil works design processes.
These tasks have been designed to help you demonstrate the skills and knowledge that you have
learnt during your course.
Please ensure that you read the instructions provided with these tasks carefully. You should also
follow the advice provided in the Civil Construction Works Student User Guide. The Student User
Guide provides important information for you relating to completing assessment successfully.
Assessment Task 1: Knowledge questions – Students must answer all questions correctly.
Assessment Task 2: Project – Students must work through a range of activities and complete
a Project Portfolio.
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review the advice to students regarding answering knowledge questions in the Civil
Construction Works Student User Guide
comply with the due date for assessment which your assessor will provide
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ASSESSMENT INFORMATION
Information about how you should complete this assessment can be found in Appendix A of the
Civil Construction Works Student User Guide.Refer to the appendix for information on:
Note: You must complete and submit an assessment cover sheet with your work. A template is
provided in Appendix C of the Student User Guide. However, if your RTO has provided you with
an assessment cover sheet, please ensure that you use that.
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QUESTIONS
Provide answers to all of the questions below:
1. Complete the following table about legislation that you need to know about in relation to civil
works design processes.
List three different Identify the purpose of Outline how the legislation applies
legislation relevant to legislation to civil works design processes –
civil works design give one example.
processes
2. Complete the following table about Standards that you need to know about in relation to civil
works design processes.
List three different Identify the purpose of the Outline how the Standard
Australian Standards Standard applies to civil works design
relevant to civil works processes – give one
design processes example.
Formal standards formal standard setting through Most researcher have state
organization has numerous the cost time budget and
benefits for customer including management
multiple market participants
reduce [production cost
interchange ability
informal standards It establishing the overall Informal project under for
concept for the structure renovation exterior building
improvements and project
management service
Proprietary standard Specification for hardware or This is less to protect
software that are controlled by themselves from theft and
one company more in order to stop other
companies from creating
compatible or competing
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device
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3. Complete the following table regarding policies and procedures and general documentation
you need to know about in relation to civil works design processes.
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requirements
4. Choose a structure that you may complete a civil works design for. Complete a frathe following
table identifying two materials that can be used for this type of structure and two
characteristics and two limitations of the material.
Load bearing structure less Load wearing walls provide It construction is slow
loading and single or double better acoustic insulation It consume a large number
floor structure owing to their thickness of masonry units
Construction material used
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are economically
5. Choose a type of CAD software that you may use to complete a civil works design. Complete
the following table identifying two types of CAD software and two characteristics and two
limitations of the software.
Auto CAD is likely to best Auto CAD IS A GLOBAL Limited file formats number
known CAD program of all APPLICATION of file formats not import or
time it considered by many Auto CAD has the ability to export
as the grandfather of CAD create section planes
software with the desktop Non- parametric
application available in its
wide array of features
CAD design is used by Choice in smart methods Work can be lost because of
architects construction Smart components sudden breakdown of
manager and engineers and computers
has replaced annual drafting Work is prone to viruses
6. Explain the use of safe work method statements (SWMS) with regard to identifying and
evaluating potential site hazards, constraints and conditions.
Ans.
A state work method statement is a document that sets out the high risk construction activities
to be carried out workplace the hazard arising from these activities and the measure to be put
in place to control the risk
It is generally different from other documentation that focus on specific tasks and hazards A
SWMS is not intended to be procedure rather it is tool to help supervisors and workers
The principle contractor builder and subcontractor should consult work is best placed who is
best position to pre[are SWMS.
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7. Outline a best practice technique for preparing a civil works functional specification.
Ans.
Civil works means building or civil engineering works which involve the construction
maintenance repair or replacement of physical infrastructure where the greater proportion of
work involves the construction of bridges dams and the like but excluding work designs of
building electrical and mechanic part
8. Outline a step by step approach for identifying and evaluating design options.
Ans.
Option 2 also work but is more complex to implement compared o option one
Option one requires that each web tier node updates itself by calling the very slow rest connector
which might cause unpleasant user experience on the initial lode option two when easier user
never see the initial delay because the web tier node that their has node level DP has queried
fast to load local active data
These two designs option provide a trade off between time to implement and to maintain improved
user experience the recommended option depends on which factor as more important ption
one may be acceptable and desirable option due to its simplicity option two guarantees on
improved initial user experience may be preferable
Option three is similar to option one but leverages the load data method to request data page load
at some point earlier in the process
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9. Explain the process that you would follow to develop and implement a design plan. In your
answer include an example of the latest technology that you could use to develop a design
concept.
Ans.
In design development the schematic plans and elevation are reviewed are expanded to
incorporate all the details and specifications required for construction project components are
looked at to the smallest detail these include interior and exterior building materials and
finishing
Future and technology always go hand in hand give ever shinning results when the upcoming
result in technology and urge to get the best service and techno equipped surroundings
architecture is follow similar trends, there are new applications architecture technology making
job of architects easily at the same time more easier/
10. Outline two cost estimating techniques that can be used for calculating design costs.
Ans.
Expert judgement
Analogous estimating
Expert judgment guided by historical information provided valuable insights about the
environment and information prior similar projects
Analogous estimating method-; analogous cost estimating uses the values such as
scope cost budget and duration or measure of scales such as size weight and
complexity from a precious similar projects as the basis parameter or measurement
When estimating costs this technique relies on the cost of previous similar projects as
the basis for estimating the cost of current project
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11. Explain the benefit of using CAD for drafting and presenting engineering designs.
Ans.
CAD allows experts to create design representations. CAD replaced manual design drafting
allowing design development alteration and optimization it enables engineers to craft more
precise designs manipulate them virtually , it software calculate how multiple material relate
CAD program boost many features an have became in foundational construction in site
architecture and engineering designs it advancement has changed these industries and all
process involved in implementing complex project
Architecture
Product design
Graphic design
Engineering
12. List two communication techniques that are useful when managing a civil works design
process and that will assist with the collaboration process with clients, other external
stakeholders and colleagues.
Ans.
The next step is to identify the varieties of communication that can be used during the course
of construction in every basic terms there are two types of communication verbal and non
verbal
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In helpful communication method for construction site communication comes in many forms
including email, text, phone calls in- person meetings and hand signals if your communication
flows smoothly so will your project
- A paradox
13. List three types of communication equipment that can be used during a civil works design
process.
Ans.
The three helpful communication methods for any civil work design
Verbal communication-: verbal communication occur when we engage in speaking with others
Non verbal-; what we do while speaking often says more than the actual words
Written communication
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14. Outline a method that you could use to review and validate a design.
Ans.
There are list of design validation methods presented in this article by no means
comprehensive there are books upon books on design validation and right so might we add
- a/b testing
- data analysis
- metrics monitoring
- pilot test
- usability
- user feedback
- eye tracking
Validate ---------
- heuristic analysis
- eye tracking
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15. List three best practice techniques that you can use to review performance of those involved in
the civil works design process.
Ans.
Limit distraction-: this a tip many people know but rarely follow limit your potential
distraction of course it is impossible to remove distractions all the time.
Set milestones-: larger task often cause procrastination. But if you break projects
down into steps on a simple to do list they feel often more manageable.
Set clear and achievable goals-: be realistic when it comes to goals we all want to be
super producers but we should be mindful of our energy levels
16. Outline two techniques that can be used for negotiating with clients.
Ans.
Integrative negotiation;- this is the softer side of the two forms of negotiation offer
to referred as win-win
Discus politely
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17. Outline three techniques that can be used for leading and coordinating a team.
Ans.
Coordination
Of employee skills
Of work process
Of outputs
Mutual adjustment
This mechanism is based on the simple process of informal communication. It is based in very
small companies such as five person software shop or for a very complicated task such as
putting the first person on the moon. Mutual adjustment is the same mechanism used by
furniture movers to through a house or paddlers to take a canoe downriver or jazz musicians
playing a engagement.
Direct supervision
Achieves coordination by having one person take responsibility for the work of others
issuing instructions and monitoring their actions. An example is the offensive unit.
Standardization
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Work process
Outputs
Ans.
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review the advice to students regarding responding to written tasks in the Civil Construction
Works Student User Guide
comply with the due date for assessment which your assessor will provide
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ASSESSMENT INFORMATION
Information about how you should complete this assessment can be found in Appendix A of the
Civil Construction Works Student User Guide.Refer to the appendix for information on:
Note: You must complete and submit an assessment cover sheet with your work. A template is
provided in Appendix B of the Student User Guide. However, if your RTO has provided you with
an assessment cover sheet, please ensure that you use that.
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ACTIVITIES
Complete the following activities:
This assessment task requires you to manage civil works design processes for two
projects. If you are completing this in your RTO, this will be as per the project
information provided to you by your assessor. If you are completing this based on a
workplace, this will be for two projects of your choice.
Vocational education and training is all about gaining and developing practical skills
that are industry relevant and that can help you to succeed in your chosen career.
For this reason, basing your project on real projects will mean that you are applying
your knowledge and skills in a relevant, practical and meaningful way!
You will be collecting evidence for this unit in a Project Portfolio. The steps you
need to take are outlined below. Before you begin, complete page 4 of your Project
Portfolio.
Ans.
When it comes to finding the job and encouraging professionals to excel in their
career path make sure that graduates have the skills they need for position playsan
essential role. Students who do not have the necessary skills and quickly find
themselves struggling in their new position thwy may stat to lose confidence and
feel unsure about what to do.
Vocational education and training allows students to gain practice experience in
their chosen career path before even graduate
Students who finish rigorous programs have the credentials and training they need
to get started away right in their chosen path not only do the students feel confident
in their abilities but the employer themselves know that they have made a solid
choice
The importance of vocational training for carer development.
Skill development and employability
The value of graduating with work skills
Finding a job following graduation
Building strong networks for student before graduating
Those interested in pursuing a vocational pathway for education and career in one
of the many exciting trade areas serve should carefully
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2. Design requirements and options.
You are required to interpret and scope design requirements for your two civil
works design projects, as well as identify project design options and a preferred
design. This involves:
Work on Section 1 of your Project Portfolio. The Project Portfolio includes separate
sections for you to document your work in relation to Project 1 and Project 2.
When you have completed the steps above, you are to prepare to present your
work in the next activity.
This means developing a presentation that can be provided to a team (your
assessor and fellow students) that addresses all the work you have completed so
far and for both projects.
The purpose of your presentation will be to:
Collaborate with the client (your assessor and fellow students) to make any
improvements required and resolve any issues.
Seeking advice on the suitability of the new technology that may be used to
develop the design (see the section on innovative procedures).
Check that you have been provided with all of the supporting information
needed.
Obtain agreement for the work you have completed so far, including a
preferred design concept and confirming that it meets the client’s
requirements.
Prepare your presentation in a format of your choice such as. PowerPoint for use
in the next session. Your presentation will be for approximately 15 minutes and
your assessor will advise you of the date and time.
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Please note that at the presentation you will need to show that you present
information using civil works terminology and using listening and questioning
techniques so make sure you prepare for this as part of your presentation
preparation.
Ans.
Date; 5/11/2021
Time; 4; 30p.m
Scenario
A paradox
Focus
Practice
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3. Presentation.
You are now to provide your presentation to your team as per the instructions above.
During your presentation, your assessor will be looking to see that you have
interpreted and scoped the design requirements for each project, as well as
identified design options. The outcome will be to identify the preferred design.
Your assessor will also confirm that you use civil works terminology and listening
and questioning techniques.
Make notes on the feedback provided as you will need to document this in your
Portfolio and use it to make improvements/resolve issues.
i This should be viewed in person by your assessor as they will need to give you
feedback. Make sure you follow the instructions above and meet the timeframes
allocated.
Following your presentation, document the feedback provided in your Portfolio.
Complete Section 1 of your Project Portfolio. The Project Portfolio includes separate
sections for you to document your work in relation to Project 1 and Project 2.
Ans.
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As part of monitoring and supporting the designs of civil works you will need to make
sure there are suitable and sufficient work resources
Human resources
Physical resources
Both of projects different management process
Judge its effectiveness
Improve risk actions
Internal and external influences
Organisation see as positive report to work always have a competitive edge
You are required to initiate, implement, monitor, support and review your two civil
works design projects. This involves:
Analysing and then selecting which resources, processes and systems are
required for each civil works design project.
Developing an action plan for each civil works design project to ensure that all
required tasks are documented.
Preparing and maintaining all of the documentation that is required for each
civil works design project.
Reviewing the final design for each civil works design project.
Implementing the actions plan you have developed for the project.
Work on Section 2 of your Project Portfolio. The Project Portfolio includes separate
sections for you to document your work in relation to Project 1 and Project 2.
Please note that your assessor will provide feedback on your working design and
the processes you have used. You will record this feedback in your Portfolio and
respond to it. Following this finalise your Portfolio and submit it as per the
instructions below for activity 5.
Ans.
Some steps in the initiation and review of civil work designs communicating with
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stakeholders to understand the purpose and desired outcomes of the project the
seven phases include planning analysis design development testing
implementation and maintenance project implementation involves directly
managing a project to ensure it meets the objective
Gather feedback
Make sure you have completed all sections of your Project Portfolio, answered all
questions, provided enough detail as indicated and proofread for spelling and
grammar as necessary.
Submit to your assessor for marking.
To: assessor
Subject: project 1 and 2 detail
Dear assessor,
I have already discussed about project 1 and 2 detail design requirements and
options and one more is civil work design both projects some influences and
improvements have submitted have different work design discuss so all the
information talk on projects so you should marking my project in detail and overall
scope of project.
Regards
a- B- c
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