Total contact hours: 53%, 4.8 credits.
Total hours of work of the student: 47%, 4.2 cr.ECTS

The knowledge of Construction I (construction materials) and Construction II (Construction systems) will be the backbone of the subject and the graphic representation of them through the construction detail by hand, will be your vehicle to achieve a better project capacity , to constructive time.
The subject is separated into two differentiated blocks: theoretical classes and practical exercises.

1 Theoretical classes.
The theoretical classes will last for half an hour and will serve to raise and discuss all the aspects related to the constructive details, from the graphic representation tools, such as the content, as the forms, as well as the necessary technical and graphic knowledge tools.
To understand that the constructive detail is the envelope of the architectural project, the construction project, the installation project, etc. The constructive detail is the representation of the logical sum of the elements that are part of a set of which they maintain the same spirit and intentions.

2 Practical classes.
The practical classes will last two hours and will be used to solve, understand and represent, in order to learn how to carry out various constructive details in order to finish learning constructive systems.
The details will be made on different construction systems, whether structural or enclosures, or urbanization, which we have available in the buildings of La Salle or the work of the university residence currently under construction.

Special attention will also be paid to those requests that from Construction I and II or Workshops must work with special care.
The different construcctius details will be reflected in a sketchpad, and this must be accompanied by a notebook. Both one and the other must be complementary elements of each other and may reflect different visions of the same problem.

The constructive details will be made during class time, and they will often be shared by the students to discuss and discuss different solutions represented.

The constructive details will be personal. And they should be completed and expanded with research work at home. The basic methodology will be the choice of a constructive detail to solve during class time, and its extension and self-correction at home implementing the search of the different components that make up the detail contributing its industrial "constructivity". (web search of the different materials that make up the constructive detail represented and the verification of its suitability).

The group work is done in the group of students that make up the class, valuing more than the active participation in class, both theoretical and practical. Without the participation of the students in class there is no sharing, and therefore there is no discussion or debate with which learning is greatly diminished.
Class attendance is mandatory, and it is essential to pass the subject to attend 100% of the classes. Only duly justified absences will be accepted.

Exercises to complete at home.
Depending on the extent of the exercises they will be completed at home, if time is considered insufficient to the classroom, or it is necessary to perform research tasks to the library, or outside the School.

The methodology used in this subject is organized from theoretical classes 15%) and practical exercises (85%).

WEEKLY TEMPORARY
Dedication to the subject 4 credits x 26 hours / credit = 104 total hours
Semester dedication 18 weeks (16 lectures + 2 exams)
Weekly dedication 104 hours / 18 weeks = 5.8 hours / week

CONCEPT Total hours
Exhibition classes 16
Practical classes 30
Tutoring study 8
Individual study 41
Total hours dedicated to the margin of the exams 89
Exam preparation hours (2 x 5.8)
Exam hours 6

TOTAL SEMESTER DEDICATION 104