This module introduces the fundamental skills required to read, understand, and interpret technical drawings used in civil construction. Students learn how plans, diagrams, and measurement units communicate design intent and construction requirements. Emphasis is placed on recognizing symbols, scales, and conventions, as well as interpreting architectural, structural, electrical, and hydrosanitary drawings. Mastery of these skills enables technicians to correctly analyze projects, estimate quantities, and support accurate on-site execution.

This module develops the practical knowledge required to plan and manage construction processes effectively, with special focus on foundations and structural systems. Students learn how to organize construction activities, establish logical work sequences, and coordinate technical tasks to ensure safety, efficiency, and quality. The module emphasizes understanding soil studies, foundation design principles, structural elements, and the importance of proper coordination between design, supervision, and execution in real construction projects.

This module provides the essential tools for estimating, analyzing, and controlling construction costs. Students learn how to calculate quantities for concrete structures, prepare detailed budgets, and differentiate between direct and indirect costs. Emphasis is placed on unit price analysis, resource planning, and financial control to ensure project feasibility. The module also explores strategies for optimizing designs, materials, and construction processes to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and increase profitability in civil construction projects.