Facility Planning, Construction & Supervision
- Education
- 300 level
- 2 credit units
- 83 pages
- 16 units
This course introduces students to the essential aspects of sports facility planning, construction, and supervision. It covers the concepts and principles of sports facilities, emphasizing the knowledge required for construction and maintenance. Students will explore various stages in construction, maintenance techniques, and effective supervision methods. The course also addresses the place of facilities in physical education and the challenges associated with sports facility management, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Study hours
- 45 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, practical
- Practical work
- Yes
- Self Assessment Exercises
- Tutor Marked Assignments
- Final Examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of KHE312, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
KHE312 · UNIT 2: CONCEPT OF SPORTS FACILITY
5.0 CONCLUSION Having read this course and completed the assessment and self- assessment test it is assumed that you have attained an understanding of the concept of facility.
What you should be able to do
- Define the concept of sports facility and its various types.
- Explain the importance of sports facilities in physical education.
- Outline the steps and stages involved in facility construction.
- Describe common sports facilities and their maintenance needs.
- Explain the principles and methods of supervising sports facilities.
- Discuss the challenges of sports facility management.
- State the needs for facility maintenance and management.
What it prepares you for
- Facilities Manager
- Sports Facility Coordinator
- Construction Supervisor
- Maintenance Supervisor
- Project Manager
- Sports Organizations
- Educational Institutions
- Recreational Facilities
- Construction Companies
- Facility Management Companies
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 3:
Unit 1: The Considerations for Planning Facilities
Understanding legal considerations for health and safety requires familiarity with local, state, and federal government policies, which can be complex and vary widely.
- Module 4:
Unit 2: Stages of Construction
The tendering stage involves preparing contract documents that must be legally sound and protect the interests of all parties, requiring a high level of attention to detail.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 38 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1:
Unit 1: Concept of Facility · 2 hours
Read the definition of facility.. Identify examples of facilities in different fields such as sports marketing, production industries, educational institutions, and the entertainment industry.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to test understanding of the concept of facility..
Unit 2: Sports Facility · 2 hours
Define the term sports facility.. Examine images of various sports facilities.. Understand the role of sports facilities in sports management culture.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to reinforce understanding..
- Week 2Module 1:
Unit 3: Types of Sports Facilities · 3 hours
Describe athletics track characteristics.. List different court games and identify court surfaces.. Describe swimming pool dimensions and features.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to check comprehension..
- Week 3Module 2:
Unit 1: Introduction to Physical Education · 2 hours
Define physical education and its objectives.. Explain the importance of physical activity for health and fitness.. Understand the role of sports facilities in promoting physical education.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to assess learning..
- Week 4Module 2:
Unit 2: The Place of Facilities in Physical Education · 2 hours
List the importance of sports facilities to physical education.. Understand how sports facilities promote academic performance, motivate learners and teachers, and improve sports performance.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to reinforce understanding..
- Week 5Module 2:
Unit 3: Problems of Sport Facilities · 3 hours
Identify factors that create challenges for facility provision.. Explain challenges arising from poorly constructed facilities.. Understand the impact of inadequate funding, unsafe facilities, and failure to plan for maintenance.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to test comprehension..
- Week 6Module 3:
Unit 1: The Considerations for Planning Facilities · 3 hours
Describe considerations for site location, needs of the disabled, and population growth.. Explain legal considerations for health and safety.. Understand the importance of climatic conditions and universal design.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to assess learning..
- Week 7Module 3:
Unit 2: The Principles of Planning · 3 hours
Identify principles involved in the facility planning process.. Explain key principles of planning, including funding, joint provision, design, and management.. Understand the importance of a facility-specific needs assessment.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to reinforce understanding..
- Week 8Module 4:
Unit 1: Introduction to Construction of Facilities · 3 hours
List stakeholders in the construction industry.. Explain the roles of stakeholders, including project managers, architects, engineers, and facility managers.. Understand the responsibilities and qualities of an outstanding facility manager.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to test comprehension..
- Week 9Module 4:
Unit 2: Stages of Construction · 3 hours
State the stages of construction, including pre-construction, designing, tendering, construction, commissioning, and reporting.. Describe the activities involved in each stage.. Understand the importance of each stage in the construction process.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to assess learning..
- Week 10Module 4:
Unit 3: Considerations in Construction · 3 hours
Explain factors to consider when constructing facilities, including affordability, fit for purpose, health and safety, environmental sustainability, and location and access.. Understand the importance of each factor in maximizing facility use and operating efficiently.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to reinforce understanding..
- Week 11Module 5:
Unit 1: Types of Facility Maintenance · 3 hours
State the types of facility maintenance, including preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance.. Mention the challenges of maintenance, such as lack of experience, manpower, improper design, and inadequate enforcement.. Understand the importance of maintenance in sustaining facility quality and prolonging life expectancy.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to test comprehension..
- Week 12Module 5:
Unit 2: The Need for Facility Maintenance · 3 hours
Explain the need for facility maintenance and itemize the duties of a maintenance unit in an organization.. Understand the importance of maintenance in protecting investments, controlling costs, increasing lifespan, and reducing safety problems.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to assess learning..
- Week 13Module 5:
Unit 3: Stages of Facility Maintenance · 3 hours
State the stages of facility maintenance and explain the need for a facility maintenance policy.. Understand the functional areas of maintenance management, including budgeting, initiating, planning, scheduling, executing, and reporting.. Attempt self-assessment exercises to reinforce understanding..
Preparing for the exam
- Create detailed concept maps linking facility planning, construction, and maintenance stages.
- Review case studies of successful and unsuccessful facility projects, focusing on key decision points.
- Practice applying facility management principles to real-world scenarios, such as budgeting and resource allocation.
- Focus on understanding the legal and regulatory requirements for facility construction and maintenance.
- Develop a checklist of essential considerations for facility planning, including site selection, accessibility, and environmental sustainability.
Questions students ask about this course
What is KHE312 about?
This course introduces students to the essential aspects of sports facility planning, construction, and supervision. It covers the concepts and principles of sports facilities, emphasizing the knowledge required for construction and maintenance. Students will explore various stages in construction, maintenance techniques, and effective supervision methods. The course also addresses the place of facilities in physical education and the challenges associated with sports facility management, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field.
How many units does KHE312 have?
KHE312, Facility Planning, Construction & Supervision, has 16 units across 6 modules, over 83 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is KHE312?
KHE312 carries 2 credit units, at 300 level in Education.
Is KHE312 hard?
KHE312 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and practical work, and it has a practical component.
How long does KHE312 take to study?
About 45 hours of study, spread across its 16 units.
How is KHE312 assessed?
KHE312 is assessed by Self Assessment Exercises, Tutor Marked Assignments and Final Examination.
What can I do with KHE312?
Facilities Manager, Sports Facility Coordinator, Construction Supervisor, Maintenance Supervisor and Project Manager.