BMATWT 353 - Business of Building

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Lecture 01 - Introduction and Course Overview

Ebert - Ch.02 - Ethics PPT

Ebert - Ch. 03 Entrepreneurship & Business Ownership

The Secret of Success

Lecture Outline - Chapter 3 - Entrepreneurship

Establishing Your Design Firm as a Values-Based Organization

AIA Contract Articles & Sub-sections

Primer on Construction Risks and Contracting Practices

Five Key Elements of a Construction Contract

Project Scheduling

Ebert - Text - Business Management

Project Management

Ebert - Text - Motivation

Ebert - Text - Leadership

Ebert - Text - Human Resources

Ebert - Text - Marketing and Consumer Behavior

Ebert - Text - Pricing, Distribution and Promotion

Ebert - Text - Money and Banking

Ebert - Text - Securities and Investments

Ebert - Text - Accounting

 

 

Lecture Outline - Managing Human Resources and Labor Relations

Human Behavior - Managing the Homeowner (not for 2007)

Lecture Outline - Motivating, Satisfying and Leading Employees

Money and Banking

Personal Finance

Lecture Outline - Chapter 13 - Accounting

Job Costing and Budgeting

Lecture Outline - Chapter 10 Principles of Marketing

Lecture Outline - Chapter 11 Pricing, Promoting & Distributing

Business Communication

Lecture Outline - Chapter 12 Information Systems & E-Commerce

 Lecture Outline - Writing the Business Plan

 IRA's, Bank Loans and Real Estate Investment

Quality Team Skills

Project Management in Construction - AIA Contract from the Contractors Perspective

Negotiating Skills - Building interpersonal communication skills

Notes on Leadership Styles

Writing a Business Plan

Green Building Revolution - Ch. 1 & 2

Green Building Revolution - Costs

 

    
         

Produced and maintained by David T. Damery
Building Materials and Wood Technology
Department of Natural Resources Conservation
College of Natural Resources and the Environment
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

    
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