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This course introduces the nature, types, sources, and collection methods of statistical data, alongside techniques for managing measurement errors and approximations. It covers effective data organization and presentation using frequency and cumulative distributions, tables, charts, and graphs. Students will learn to summarize datasets quantitatively through measures of location, partition, dispersion, skewness, and kurtosis. Finally, the course explores comparative analytical tools, including rates, ratios, and index numbers, for practical decision-making.

This course QTS 104 (Introduction to Tendering and Estimating) provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of tendering and estimating in the construction industry. It explores the core concepts, roles, skills, techniques, and methodologies involved in estimating costs and preparing tenders for construction projects. By the end of the course, students will be able to apply estimating techniques effectively and understand the intricacies of tendering processes.
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"Economics for the Built Environment (FUTM - QTS 122)" delves into core economic principles and their specific applications within the construction and built environment sectors. Designed for university-level students, it covers topics from fundamental economic concepts like scarcity and market mechanisms to specialized areas such as construction economics, market structures, and the role of public sector intervention.

COURSE LECTURER: QS. Mrs. Z.H Saba