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5. Built Environment

The chapter delves into the intersection of civil engineering and societal impacts through the built environment. It highlights sustainable practices in facilities management and the importance of building control systems. Further, it emphasizes the role of civil engineers in developing resilient infrastructures that address climate change while maintaining occupant health and safety.

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Sections

  • 5

    Built Environment

    This section discusses the built environment's significance in civil engineering, focusing on sustainable practices, aesthetic considerations, and innovative methodologies.

  • 5.1

    The Built Environment And Its Impact

    This section details the significant impact of the built environment on society and the ecosystem, emphasizing sustainable construction practices and facility management.

  • 5.1.1

    Facilities Management

    Facilities management is crucial for effectively managing physical workspaces to support organizational goals while emphasizing sustainability.

  • 5.1.2

    Building Control System

    This section discusses building control systems, their types, major functions, and the importance of climate control and security within the built environment.

  • UNIT SPECIFICS

    Unit Specifics

    This unit focuses on the built environment, its impact on society and sustainability, and innovations in facility management.

  • RATIONALE

    Rationale

    This unit focuses on the built environment's role in mitigating environmental impacts through various civil engineering practices.

  • UNIT OUTCOMES

    Unit Outcomes

    This section outlines the learning outcomes associated with understanding the built environment, its impact, aesthetics, and sustainable practices in civil engineering.

  • EXPECTED MAPPING WITH COURSE OUTCOMES

    Expected Mapping With Course Outcomes

    This section outlines the expected mapping between unit outcomes and course outcomes for understanding the built environment's impact.

  • Figure 5.1

    11 Core Competencies Of Facility Management

  • Figure 5.2

    Elements Of A Building Control System

    This section discusses the components and functionality of building control systems, including energy management and security systems.

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What we have learnt

  • The built environment signi...
  • Sustainable facility manage...
  • Building control systems ar...

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