[Volume 1]

Part 1: Temporary works and construction machinery
Chapter 1-1 Temporary construction
Chapter 1-2 Construction Machinery

Part 2: Earthworks
1. Ground investigation
2. Earthwork
3. Water
4. Defect and Measurement Management

Part 3: Foundation Work
1. Basic type
2. Precast concrete pile
3. Cast-in-place concrete pile
4. Stability of the foundation

Part 4: Reinforced Concrete Construction
Chapter 4-1 Formwork Construction
Chapter 4-2 Reinforcement work
Chapter 4-3 Concrete General
Chapter 4-4 Special Concrete
Chapter 4-5 Reinforced Concrete Structures General

Part 5 P·C construction
1. General information
2. Construction method classification
3. Construction
4. Complex and modular

Part 6 Steel Structure Construction
1. General information
2. Establish
3. Joining
4. Absence and fire-resistant covering

Part 7: High-rise and large-scale construction
1. Design and structure
2. Construction plan
3. Large-scale space structure
4. Process Management

Part 8 Curtain Wall Construction
1. General information
2. Construction method classification
3. Construction
4. Defects

Part 9: Finishing Work and Indoor Environment
Chapter 9-1 Stacking Method
Chapter 9-2 Attachment Method
Chapter 9-3: Barum method
Chapter 9-4 Protection Method
Chapter 9-5 Installation Work
Chapter 9-6 Other construction and special materials
Chapter 9-7 Indoor Environment

Chapter 10 General Theory
Chapter 10-1 Construction Industry and Building Production
Chapter 10-2 Rationalization of Production
Chapter 10-3 Construction Contract
Chapter 10-4 Construction Management

[Volume 2]

Part 1: Temporary works and construction machinery

Part 2: Earthworks

Part 3: Foundation Work

Part 4: Reinforced Concrete Construction
Chapter 4-1 Formwork Construction
Chapter 4-2 Reinforcement work
Chapter 4-3 Concrete General
Chapter 4-4 Special Concrete
Chapter 4-5 Reinforced Concrete Structures General

Part 5 P·C construction

Part 6 Steel Structure Construction

Part 7: High-rise and large-scale construction

Part 8 Curtain Wall Construction

Part 9: Finishing Work and Indoor Environment
Chapter 9-1 Stacking Method
Chapter 9-2 Attachment Method
Chapter 9-3: Barum method
Chapter 9-4 Protection Method
Chapter 9-5 Installation Work
Chapter 9-6 Other construction and special materials
Chapter 9-7 Indoor Environment

Chapter 10 General Theory
Chapter 10-1 Construction Industry and Building Production - Why
Chapter 10-2 Rationalization of Production - What
Chapter 10-3 Construction Contract - Who
Chapter 10-4 Construction Management - How

[Volume 3]

Part 1: Temporary works and construction machinery
Chapter 1-1 Temporary construction
Chapter 1-2 Construction Machinery

Part 2: Earthworks
1. Ground investigation
2. Earthwork
3. Water
4. Defect and Measurement Management

Part 3: Foundation Work
1. Basic type
2. Precast concrete pile
3. Cast-in-place concrete pile
4. Stability of the foundation

Part 4: Reinforced Concrete Construction
Chapter 4-1 Formwork Construction
Chapter 4-2 Reinforcement work
Chapter 4-3 Concrete General
Chapter 4-4 Special Concrete
Chapter 4-5 Reinforced Concrete Structures General

Part 5 P·C construction
1. General information
2. Construction method classification
3. Construction
4. Complex and modular

Part 6 Steel Structure Construction
1. General information
2. Establish
3. Joining
4. Absence and fire-resistant covering

Part 7: High-rise and large-scale construction
1. Design and structure
2. Construction plan
3. Large-scale space structure
4. Process Management

Part 8 Curtain Wall Construction
1. General information
2. Construction method classification
3. Construction
4. Defects

Part 9: Finishing Work and Indoor Environment
Chapter 9-1 Stacking Method
Chapter 9-2 Attachment Method
Chapter 9-3: Barum Construction Method
Chapter 9-4 Protection Method
Chapter 9-5 Installation Work
Chapter 9-6 Other construction and special materials
Chapter 9-7 Indoor Environment

Chapter 10 General Theory
Chapter 10-1 Construction Industry and Building Production
Chapter 10-2 Rationalization of Production
Chapter 10-3 Construction Contract
Chapter 10-4 Construction Management

500 hours of absolute time to pass

Study time and number of exams are important, but how much and how you prepare is the key. An average of 3 hours per day.

· Example: Clearly understand the overall meaning by showing an example.
· Comparison: Compare objects with different properties to understand their characteristics.
· Classification: Dividing objects into types based on certain criteria
· Analysis: Divide an object into parts and analyze the object.
· Evaluation: Set a direction after identifying quantitative and qualitative characteristics.
· Opinion: The technical exam is to present opinions through prerequisites and alternatives.