1. Integrated Project Estimating & Scheduling By Dr. Awad S. Hanna Professor and Chair of Construction Engineering and Management Program Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 2314 Engineering Hall, 1415 Engineering Drive Madison, WI 53706 Hanna@engr.wisc.edu Office (608)263-8903 University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

2. Biography Awad S. Hanna, Ph.D., P.E Awad S. Hanna is a professor and Chair of construction engineering and management program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Dr. Hanna holds M. S. and Ph.D. degrees from Penn State University and he is a registered professional engineer in the U S and Canada. Awad has been an active construction practitioner, educator and researcher for over 25 years. Awad was a project manager and a design engineer for 10 years. He has taught construction management courses at Penn State University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Hanna has conducted research for national organizations including the National Highway Research Program, the Mechanical Contracting Foundation and the Construction Industry Institute. Dr. Hanna has conducted several research projects for the Electrical Contracting Foundation including landmark studies on the cumulative impact of change orders on electrical/mechanical labor productivity, schedule compression and acceleration. Other aspects of the studies included the impact of stacking of trades on labor productivity, performance evaluation for electrical supervisors, and craftsmen, and productivity factors in electrical construction. Dr. Hanna has taught more than 100 successful seminars and workshops in more than 35 states on topics such as change orders impacts, project scheduling, estimating, labor productivity, construction delay claims. Dr. Hanna is also a national consultant representing and assisting many contractors and owners in productivity losses related to change orders, acceleration and compression, delay, and trade stacking. Dr. Hanna ’ s career is crowned by receiving the 2006 Outstanding Research Award from the Construction Industry Institute (CII) for his work in risk management and risk allocation.

3. Hammurabi  The building code of Hammurabi, founder of the Babylonian empire, is the earliest known code of law. Translated: 228: If a builder build a house for a man and complete it, that man shall pay him two shekels of silver per sar (approximately 12 square feet) of house as his wage. 229: If a builder has built a house for a man and if the house he has built falls in and kills the householder, that builder shall be slain. 230: If the child of the householder be killed, the child of that builder shall be slain. 231: If the slave of the householder be killed, he shall give slave for slave to the householder. 232: If goods have been destroyed; and because the house was not made strong, and it has fallen in, he shall restore the fallen house out of his own material. 233: If a builder has built a house for a man, and his work is not done properly and a wall shifts, then that builder shall make that good with his own silver. Ⓒ

4. Traditional Organization of Construction Project approval and selection of A/E Call for bids Bid acceptance and notice to proceed Project completion and acceptance Feasibility Engineering and design Contract Industry participation bidding documentsPlanning, engineering, and management Contractor Construction Use of facility Specialist and consultants A/E general supervision A/E design consultant Build the project on paper Owner user In-house and consulting services Contract design and supervision Single bid package Contract construction Preliminary Estimate Engineering Estimate Detailed Estimate Ⓒ