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CEM student dissertations merge academic rigour with practical industry knowledge to develop an evidence base to support change in industry practice.
Explore dissertation abstracts, listed below by topic area. Electronic copies of the full dissertations may be requested via the CEM Administrator . Dissertation research since 2011 has focused on the following key areas:
- Data and digital technologies
- DfMA - Offsite Manufacturing
- Finance and investment
- Health and safety
- Legal and contracts
- Performance, productivity and construction and design process
- Procurement and collaboration
- Skills, EDI and workplace and education
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Data and digital technologies
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DfMA - Offsite manufacturing
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Finance and investment
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Health and safety
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Housing
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Innovation
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Legal and contracts
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Performance, productivity, construction and design process
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Procurement and collaboration
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Skills, EDI, workplace and education
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Sustainability
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This master thesis is the final part of the authors’ education at Chalmers University of Technology in Göteborg. It is also our master thesis for a degree from the master pro-gram Design and Construction Project Management. The thesis presented is based on a literature study concerning Construction Management (CM) as a project delivery
This master thesis presents an application of risk management in the early stage of a project life cycle of a construction project. In order to examine how risk and risk management process is perceived a case study of a school project was chosen.
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The construction industry has traditionally been slow to adopt new technologies. Reality capture technologies (RCT), including laser scanning and photogrammetry, have been around for many years; however, the benefits, ... Integrating BIM as a teaching tool in existing construction management curricula: a case study
Explore dissertation abstracts, listed below by topic area. Electronic copies of the full dissertations may be requested via the CEM Administrator. Dissertation research since 2011 has focused on the following key areas: Data and digital technologies; DfMA - Offsite Manufacturing; Energy; Finance and investment; Health and safety; Housing ...
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