1Q: Research the following terms until you find at least two useful articles with definitions for EACH
term:
civility
professionalism
business etiquette
social skills
business ethics
social intelligence

2Q:  Record all of the information about the article, journal, book, or webpage needed for a
bibliographical source using the APA referencing format.

You do NOT need to summarize the articles, books, or web documents.
You DO need to note the title, author, publication date, and other details for each source.
The specific details required and how the required details need to be presented
(sequence, format, punctuation, & syntax) MUST follow the APA style rules and guidelines.

3. The maximum number of web pages you may include in your references page is 5.
Only 5 of the 12 sources can be a web page.
The remaining 8 sources can be any other type of information source (book, magazine
article, journal, interview, eBook, etc).
You may use the internet to find or learn about a relevant book, but your entry must
reference the actual book and not the web page on which you found the book.

4. Present your APA styled list of 12 references as if it was the references page for a report titled,
APA Reference List Assignment.
Use correct margins, paragraph spacing, indentation, and other formatting set forth by the
APA referencing style guidelines.
Do NOT include any course information or assignment information at the top of the
document.
Use only the header specified by the APA Style Guidelines.

5. Compare your list of references to the example posted on Canvas.
Modules // // SAMPLE >> APA Styled List of References

Ive attached the brief with all guidelines theres also some books on there for references.

Please add images to this report.

LO strands for learning outcome

LO1 Explain the terminology used in construction technology
Types of construction activity:
Low, medium and high-rise buildings, domestic buildings, for example house, flats and other multi- occupancy buildings, commercial buildings, for example offices and shops, industrial buildings, for example, light industrial and warehouses.
Construction technology terminology:
Loadbearing and non-loadbearing, structural stability, movement and thermal expansion, durability, weather and moisture resistance, aesthetics, fire resistance, sound insulation, resistance to heat loss and thermal transmission, dimensional co-ordination and standardisation, sustainability and scarcity of availability, on-site and off-site construction, legal requirements, buildability, health & safety.
Construction information:
Drawings, specification, schedules, CAD, Building Information Modelling (BIM).
Sustainability:
Supply chain Lifecycle
Cradle-to-grave Cradle-to-cradle Circular economies.
LO2 Describe the different techniques used to construct a range of substructures and superstructures, including their function and design selection criteria
Pre-design studies:
Desk-top, Site Reconnaissance, Direct Soil Investigation techniques.
Substructure functions and design considerations:
Different methods for gathering disturbed and undisturbed samples, influence of soil type on foundation design, including water and chemical content, potential loads, position of trees and the impact on foundations, economic considerations, legal considerations (health & safety work in excavations), building regulations, plant requirements.
Types of foundations:
Shallow and deep foundations, strip and deep strip foundations, pad foundations, raft foundations, piled foundations (replacement and displacement piles).
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Types of superstructure:
Traditional construction, framed construction: steel, composite concrete and steel, timber.
Walls; roofs; structural frames; claddings; finishes; services.
Walls:
External walls: traditional cavity, timber frame, lightweight steel. Cladding: panel systems, infill systems, composite panel systems, internal partition walls.
Roofs:
Pitched and flat roof systems, roof coverings.
Floors: Ground floors, intermediate floors, floor finishes. Staircases: Timber, concrete, metal staircases, means of escape. Finishes: Ceiling, wall and floor finishes.
LO3 Identify the different types of civil engineering/infrastructure technology used in support of buildings
Site remediation and de-watering:
Contamination management: cut-off techniques, encapsulation. Soil remediation: stone piling, vibro- compaction. De-watering: permanent sheet piling, secant piling, grout injection freezing, temporary techniques, such as pumping, wells, electro-osmosis.
Substructure works:
Basement construction: steel sheet piling, concrete diaphragm walls, coffer dams, caissons, culverts.
Superstructure works:
Reinforced concrete work: formwork, reinforcement, fabrication, concrete, steel.
LO4 Illustrate the supply and distribution of a range of building services and how they are accommodated within the building
Primary service supply
Cold water
Gas Electricity.
Services distribution
Hot and cold water
Single-phase and 3-phase electricity Air conditioning ductwork.
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Services accommodation:
Raised access flooring Suspended ceilings Partitioning
Rising

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