CHAPTER 01 General Theory
1.1 Overview
1.1.1 Importance of the construction industry and construction
1.1.2 Building Construction Technology
1.2 Understanding the Construction Industry
1.2.1 Current Status of the Construction and Building Industry
1.2.2 Traditional characteristics of the construction industry
1.3 Construction Project Execution Procedure
1.3.1 Planning Stage
1.3.2 Design phase
1.3.3 Bidding and Contract Stage
1.3.4 Construction Stage
1.3.5 Maintenance Phase
1.4 Construction Production Organization
1.4.1 Participating entities in construction production
1.4.2 Construction companies and field organizations
1.5 Contract method for construction work
1.5.1 Classification of construction contract methods
1.5.2 Traditional construction contract method
1.5.3 Design-build lump-sum contract method
1.5.4 Construction Project Management Contract Method
1.6 Recent construction
1.6.1 Smart Building Construction Technology
1.6.2 Modularization and OSC method
1.6.3 Project management technology based on construction technology

CHAPTER 02 Temporary Work
2.1 Overview
2.2 Principles for selecting materials
2.3 Details of the temporary construction
2.3.1 Temporary fences and temporary entrance doors
2.3.2 Temporary buildings
2.3.3 Land surveying and current status surveying
2.3.4 Causes and countermeasures for dust generation
2.3.5 Temporary water
2.3.6 Hypothesis
2.3.7 Lifting equipment
2.3.8 Scaffolding
2.3.9 Hypothetical passage
2.3.10 Other safety facilities
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CHAPTER 03 Earthworks
3.1 Overview
3.1.1 Scope and definition of earthworks
3.1.2 Characteristics of earthworks
3.1.3 Earthwork planning and method selection
3.2 Ground investigation
3.2.1 Purpose of ground investigation
3.2.2 Ground investigation method
3.2.3 Boring
3.2.4 Standard penetration test
3.2.5 Endurance test
3.2.6 Vein Test
3.2.7 Properties of soil
3.3 Excavation work
3.3.1 Overview
3.3.2 Bursting method
3.3.3 Drainage work
3.3.4 Earthwork equipment
3.4 Earth retaining wall construction
3.4.1 Overview
3.4.2 Earth retaining wall construction method
3.4.3 Earth retaining wall support method
3.4.4 Reinforcement and ground reinforcement methods
3.4.5 Causes and countermeasures for subsidence of the ground around retaining walls
3.5 Measurement Management
3.5.1 Overview
3.5.2 Purpose of Measurement
3.5.3 Selection of type and location of measuring instrument
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CHAPTER 04 Designation and Foundation Work
4.1 Overview
4.1.1 Designation and Basis
4.1.2 Classification of foundations and designations
4.1.3 Simple designation
4.2 Pile designation
4.2.1 Classification of piles
4.2.2 Wooden stakes
4.2.3 Steel piles
4.2.4 Precast concrete piles
4.3 Cast-in-place concrete pile method
4.3.1 Overview
4.3.2 Penetration method
4.3.3 Excavation method
4.3.4 Prefact method
4.4 Ground improvement
4.4.1 Overview
4.4.2 Sandy ground improvement
4.4.3 Clay soil improvement
4.4.4 Underpeening method
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CHAPTER 05 Formwork
5.1 Overview
5.2 Main Formwork Components
5.2.1 Formwork
5.2.2 Urgent payment
5.2.3 Dongbari
5.2.4 Special formwork
5.3 Formwork Construction
5.3.1 Formwork Structure Calculation
5.3.2 Formwork processing and assembly
5.3.3 Formwork dismantling
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CHAPTER 06 Reinforcement Work
6.1 Overview
6.2 Anchoring and splicing of reinforcing bars
6.2.1 Anchoring of rebar
6.2.2 Joints of reinforcing bars
6.2.3 Other joints
6.3 Progress of reinforcement work
6.3.1 Preparation of reinforcement detail drawings
6.3.2 Rebar processing
6.4 Reinforcing bar placement
6.4.1 General Distribution
6.4.2 Details of assignment by absence
6.4.3 Key Check Items for Distribution
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CHAPTER 07 Concrete Work
7.1 Overview
7.2 Properties of concrete
7.2.1 Fresh concrete
7.2.2 Hardened concrete
7.3 Concrete Materials
7.3.1 Cement
7.3.2 Aggregate
7.3.3 Water
7.3.4 Admixtures
7.4 Concrete Mixing
7.5 Concrete construction
7.5.1 Concrete construction plan
7.5.2 Concrete Mixing
7.5.3 Transporting Concrete
7.5.4 Concrete pouring
7.5.5 Concrete compaction
7.5.6 Surface finishing of concrete
7.5.7 Concrete joints
7.5.8 Concrete Curing
7.5.9 On-site quality control and inspection
7.6 Special concrete construction
7.6.1 Lightweight aggregate concrete construction
7.6.2 Mass concrete construction
7.6.3 Korea-China concrete construction
7.6.4 West Central Concrete Work
7.6.5 High-performance concrete construction
7.6.6 Other special concrete works
7.7 PC construction
7.7.1 Characteristics of PC method
7.7.2 Types of PC methods
7.7.3 Comparison of PC and cast-in-place methods
7.7.4 PC construction plan
7.7.5 PC component production
7.7.6 On-site assembly of PC components
7.7.7 Bonding method
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CHAPTER 08 Structural Steel Construction
8.1 Overview
8.1.1 General steel structures
8.1.2 Composition of steel structures
8.1.3 Steel structural materials
8.2 Steel Structure Construction Plan
8.2.1 Matters to consider when planning construction
8.2.2 Process Planning
8.2.3 Factory Work Plan
8.2.4 Transportation Plan
8.2.5 On-site assembly plan
8.2.6 Safety Management Plan
8.3 Steel factory processing flow
8.3.1 Steel factory fabrication
8.3.2 Steel structural joints
8.3.3 Inspection, rust prevention, and transportation
8.4 Setting up
8.4.1 Equipment for erection
8.4.2 Construction of steel structures
8.5 Deck plate and fireproofing work
8.5.1 Deck Plate
8.5.2 Fireproofing work
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CHAPTER 09 Masonry work
9.1 Overview
9.2 Brickwork
9.2.1 Overview
9.2.2 Materials for brickwork
9.2.3 Bricklaying
9.2.4 Brick construction by section
9.2.5 Precautions when constructing bricks
9.3 Block construction
9.3.1 Overview
9.3.2 Simple masonry block construction
9.3.3 Reinforcing block construction
9.3.4 Formwork block construction
9.4 ALC block construction
9.4.1 Overview
9.4.2 Block Manufacturing and Quality
9.4.3 Stacking Blocks
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CHAPTER 10 Waterproofing and Moisture-Proofing
10.1 Overview
10.1.1 Waterproofing work environment
10.1.2 Quality of waterproofing substrate
10.1.3 Management of waterproofing materials
10.1.4 Preventing damage to the waterproofing layer
10.2 Waterproofing methods and characteristics by area
10.2.1 Basement Waterproofing
10.2.2 Roof waterproofing
10.3 Membrane waterproofing
10.3.1 Overview
10.3.2 Asphalt waterproofing
10.3.3 Waterproofing of synthetic polymer sheets
10.3.4 Waterproofing of coatings
10.4 Cement liquid waterproofing
10.4.1 Overview
10.4.2 Materials
10.4.3 Construction
10.5 Seal Waterproof
10.5.1 Overview
10.5.2 Construction
10.6 Moisture-proofing work
10.6.1 Overview
10.6.2 Materials
10.6.3 Construction
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CHAPTER 11 ROOF AND GUTTLE WORK
11.1 Roofing
11.1.1 Overview
11.1.2 Roof construction
11.2 Home construction
11.2.1 Types of home ducts
11.2.2 Roof drain installation
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CHAPTER 12: BEAUTY CONSTRUCTION
12.1 Overview
12.1.1 Basics of plastering work
12.1.2 Classification of finishing work
12.2 Composition of the finishing work
12.2.1 Background Processing
12.2.2 Mixing of materials
12.2.3 Mixing and mixing
12.2.4 Applying trowel
12.2.5 Curing
12.3 Applying cement mortar
12.3.1 Preliminary Preparation
12.3.2 Materials
12.3.3 Construction method
12.4 Applying gypsum plaster
12.4.1 Materials
12.4.2 Construction method
12.5 Artificial stone and terrazzo flooring
12.5.1 Materials
12.5.2 Construction method
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CHAPTER 13 TILE AND MASONRY
13.1 Tile work
13.1.1 Overview
13.1.2 Preparation for Tile Work
13.1.3 Tile laying method
13.1.4 Inspection
13.2 Stonework
13.2.1 Overview
13.2.2 Stone processing
13.2.3 Masonry construction
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CHAPTER 14 WINDOWS AND GLASS WORK
14.1 Overview
14.2 Window Materials
14.2.1 Aluminum alloys
14.2.2 Synthetic resin (plastic)
14.2.3 Wood
14.3 Window Installation
14.3.1 Overview
14.3.2 Detailed process
14.4 Other Windows
14.4.1 Forced Windows
14.4.2 Special Windows
14.5 Window fasteners
14.6 Glasswork
14.6.1 Overview
14.6.2 Types of glass
14.6.3 Construction sequence and precautions for glass work
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CHAPTER 15 METALWORK
15.1 Overview
15.2 Various metal works
15.3 Installation of other decorative hardware
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CHAPTER 16 Painting Work
16.1 Overview
16.2 Materials for painting work
16.2.1 Solvents and Pigments
16.2.2 Types of paint
16.3 Construction of painting work
16.3.1 Construction method
16.3.2 Conditions for painting work
16.3.3 Creating a Base
16.3.4 Construction method for each painting material
16.3.5 Matters to be reviewed before and after construction
16.4 Causes of paint defects
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CHAPTER 17 Waterworks
17.1 Overview
17.1.1 Characteristics of the water treatment plant
17.1.2 Classification of water treatment works
17.1.3 Types and materials of each construction
17.2 Floor construction
17.2.1 Vinyl sheet construction
17.2.2 Ondol floor construction
17.2.3 Access floor (raised floor)
17.2.4 Causes and countermeasures for defects in floor construction
17.3 Wall construction
17.3.1 Painting work
17.3.2 Gypsum board construction
17.4 Ceiling construction
17.4.1 Installation of lightweight steel ceiling frame (steel half frame)
17.4.2 Ceiling material attachment work
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CHAPTER 18 INSULATING
18.1 Overview
18.2 Condensation
18.2.1 Causes of Condensation
18.2.2 Types of condensation
18.2.3 Condensation prevention measures
18.3 Insulation work
18.3.1 Insulation performance requirements
18.3.2 Types of insulation materials
18.3.3 Insulation installation location
18.3.4 Insulation installation method
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CHAPTER 19 Curtain Wall Construction
19.1 Overview
19.2 Components of Curtain Walls
19.2.1 Curtain wall body members
19.2.2 Fasteners
19.2.3 Sealant
19.3 Types of curtain walls
19.3.1 Classification by type of material
19.3.2 Classification by appearance
19.3.3 Classification by on-site assembly method
19.4 Curtain wall construction
19.4.1 Curtain wall performance and drawing review
19.4.2 Curtain wall model experiment
19.4.3 Production and fabrication of curtain walls
19.4.4 Construction of curtain walls
19.5 Waterproofing of curtain walls
19.5.1 Causes of curtain wall leaks
19.5.2 Curtain wall leakage countermeasures
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