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This course is for students where a broad introduction to economics is required. It introduces
the student to the operation of the economy as a whole and focuses on areas such as the
national accounts, the major sectors in the economy and macroeconomic problems such as
unemployment, inflation, business cycles and economic growth and development.

Course aim:

The course aims at equipping students with the necessary theoretical knowledge of the quantity surveying profession.

 

Course content includes the following;

 ·        Clients’ needs / requirements.

·        Historical development of quantity surveying.

·        Development of quantity surveying roles.

·        Evolution of standard methods of measurement for construction Works.

·        Roles and responsibilities of contracting parties in the building industry.

·        Feasibility studies and types of cost estimates.

·        Different forms of bills of quantities.

·        Theoretical processes of building contract from inception to completion.

Dear Students, 

Welcome to the Principle of Transport Economics Course. My name is Dr Helvi Petrus, and I will be your lecturer (Procurement Group C) for this module alongside my colleagues as follows:

Ms Helvi Kaulinge: Procurement Group A

Mr Zenzo Moyo: Procurement Group B and Part-time

Ms Kauna Nakale: Transport Students

This course introduces students to basic laws of probability, continuous and discrete random variables, and special probability distributions. By the end of this module, students should be able to apply basic laws of probability and probability distributions in solving various biological and physical problems.