COETC COURSE MAP Course Name: Open AEC 228 Contracts and the Legal Environment Instructor Name: Course Competencies: A study of different types of contracts, legal requirements and liabilities that are related to the construction industry. This course also focuses on contracting parties and their legal options and obligations when they interact during the construction phases. Specifications as an important part of the construction documents will be introduced. I. Develop the ability to identify the principle participants of a building project. II. Develop the ability to define the contractual relationships with each participant under various contracts. III. Develop the ability to define in detail the full range of responsibility of construction management. IV. Develop the ability to identify standard documents such as transmittals, submittals, contracts, sub contracts, pay applications, change order processing, do bacon payroll regulations, basic OSHA safety procedures. V. Develop the ability to associate standard documents to overall contractual management. VI. Develop the ability to recognize the format used in construction building specifications, and have an understanding how to analyze its division. Course Materials (Text, Edition and any other publisher items) REQUIRED TEXTBOOK/MATERIALS: Construction Contracting Business and Legal Principles, 2nd ed. Stuart H. Bartholomew, Prentice Hall Publisher: Prentice Hall, Copyright: 2012 Module and Reading 1. Law and Construction Industry CCNS Competencies 1 Instructional Materials 2. Contract Overview and Prime Contract 2, 5 AEC 234 The Construction Industry.ppt AEC 234 Legal Context of Construction.ppt AEC 234 Joint Venture Agreements.ppt AEC 234 Contract formation 2.ppt AEC 234 Prime Contract 4.ppt Activities: Learner Interaction & Engagement Assessments and Rubrics Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook Assignment 1 Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook Assignment 2 Preparing to Work in a New State Exercises.pdf Module and Reading CCNS Competencies Instructional Materials 3. Prime Contract Format and Red Flag Clauses 2, 5 4. Labor and P/O Agreements 2, 5 5. Contract Changes and Differing Site Conditions 6. Liquidated Damages and Cost of Delays 3 3 AEC 234 Working in a New State.ppt AEC 234 Red Flag Clauses 5.ppt AEC 234 Competing for the Contract.ppt AEC 234 Interpreting the Contract.ppt AEC 234 Alternative Contracting Methods.ppt AEC 234 Authority of the Architect or Engineer.ppt AEC 234 The UCC and the Construction Industry.ppt AEC 234 Contract Changes.ppt AEC 234 Proving Damages.ppt Activities: Learner Interaction & Engagement Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook Assessments and Rubrics Discussion 1 Assignment 3 Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook Competing for the Contract Exercises.pdf Interpreting the Contract Exercises.pdf Exam 1 The UCC and Construction Exercises.pdf Authority of Architect/Engineer Supplement.pdf Assignment 5 Assignment 6 Subcontract Admin Case Study.pdf Contract Changes Case Study.pdf Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook Proving Costs and Damages Case Study.pdf Construction Insurance Case Study.pdf Assignment 3 Discussion Assignment 4 Assignment 7 7. Insurance and Surety Bonds 4, 6 AEC 234 Construction Insurance.ppt Assignment 8 Assignment 9 8. Constructive Acceleration and Rules of Contract Interpretation 9. Dispute Resolution 4,5 AEC 234 Managing Workers.ppt 4 AEC 234 Limiting Risk and Avoiding Disputes.ppt AEC 234 Avoiding Sub Disputes.ppt Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook Assignment 10 Assignment 11 Complete the end of chapter questions in textbook 10. Review External Links 1-6 Exam 2 Successfully Managing Workers Case Study.pdf Resolution of Construction Disputes Case Study.pdf General Conditions Assignment Exam 3