The academic content and curriculum of the Building Inspection Associate Degree Program is designed to provide students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for building inspection in the construction industry. The program usually consists of four semesters and each semester includes courses that will help students specialize in their field.
Basic Engineering Information: In the first semester of the program, students are introduced to the basic subjects of civil engineering. In this period, courses such as mathematics, physics and technical drawing are usually given. These courses provide the basic knowledge necessary for students to understand more advanced subjects.
Building Materials and Techniques: Students learn the properties, uses and application techniques of different building materials. These courses provide information on the selection and use of materials and give students the opportunity to understand the impact of material quality on building safety.
Structural Mechanics and Soil Mechanics: Mechanical principles encountered during the design and construction of structures and the effects of soil on the structure are covered in these courses. These topics are critical to the strength and stability of structures.
Building Inspection Legislation and Practices: Detailed information is given about the legislation, standards and regulations related to building inspection. Students learn the legal and administrative aspects of building inspection processes and reinforce this knowledge through practical courses and projects.
Occupational Health and Safety: These courses focus on work safety and risk management in construction areas. Students learn about occupational accident prevention and emergency management.
Quality Control and Management: Quality control standards, methods and implementation of quality management systems form the basis of these courses. Students gain competence in the construction and inspection of structures in accordance with quality standards.
Internship and Practice Opportunities: Students have the opportunity to do internships in the field as part of their education. These internships provide students with real-world experience and allow them to put the theoretical knowledge they have learned into practice.
The curriculum of the program is designed to prepare students for the industry as competent and well-equipped professionals in the field of building inspection. This training equips students with the skills to find solutions to the technical challenges they will face in the construction industry and play an important role in the construction of quality, safe structures.