LARE 3: Construction Documentation and Administration
ARCH 749
This course helps students review and prepare for the Landscape Architects Registration Exam (LARE). It covers LARE 3 - Construction Documentation and Administration.
Prepare for the Landscape Architects Registration Exam
Understand construction project management responsibilities, pre-construction activities, the construction contract and review submittals
Review skills related to preparation of construction plans and details
Understand construction specifications through the bidding process
Conduct site observations and reports and project close out
About this course:
UCLA Extension LARE 3 is a live online workshop. This class encompasses the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for the preparation of Construction Plans and Details, corresponding Construction Specifications through the Bidding process and execution of Construction Administration services. Construction Plans and Details will address topics ranging from existing conditions, protection and mitigation, layout, and supporting supplemental plans. A part of the complete Construction Document set, Specifications and Bidding requirements such as, Project Manual and bid requirements will be discussed. Construction Administration will cover construction Project Management responsibilities, Pre-construction activities, the construction contract, reviewing submittals, conducting site observations and reports, and project close out. Sample Problem Examples, Questions, Practice Tests, Common Construction Details and Specifications, Bidding Documents and Project Management documents will be reviewed in this course. Supplemental study material will also be provided.
Learn from Industry Leaders
For over 10 years, Angela has taught LARE review workshops, and mentored many candidates to success. She has been on the national ASLA LARE Prep Committee, and teaches LARE prep courses at ASLA annual conferences.
Students are expected to have basic drafting supplies, trace paper, and a calculator.
Digital textbook provided two days before class meeting.
Early enrollment required. Internet Access Required.
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