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[Print-friendly version] Students must ensure they have read the study rules related to second majors and minors in the Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering. Financial Management of Construction FLC Unit code Unit name Semester offered Prerequisites Credit points Contact hours per week UDB110 Residential Construction & Engineering 1   12 6 UDB210 OR Commercial Construction & Engineering 1 UDB110 12 5 UDB113 Measurement 1 2   12 4 UDB104 Urban Development Economics 2   12 4 UDB216 The Environment & the Quantity Surveyor 1   12 3 UDB101 OR Stewardship of Land 1   12 3 UDB316 Cost Planning & Control 2   12 3 UDB102 Applied Law 2   12 3 UDB312 Contract Administration 1   12 4 UDB314 Statutory Construction Law 2   12 5 UDB202 OR Business Skills 2   12 3