Workforce
the most common allied professional disciplines
what are engineers and architects?
the process of verifying work is complete and accurate
what is quality control and quality assurance?
fast, good, and cheap
what is an impossible utopia (for a client and their project)?
RFP
what is request for proposal?
the cost for an employer to retain an employee
what is direct personnel expense?
first step for process of licensure for most candidates
what is education?
some examples include climate mitigation, participatory community engagement, and ecological restoration specialties
what is mission-oriented work?
a misdeed or failure to act when it is within one's professional obligations to complete the action
what is negligence?
the MOST important aspect of a contract
what are the signatures from all parties?
in CPM, the tasks that provide flexibility because they are not critical path
what is float time?
the law that states you may not call yourself a landscape architect without a license
what is a title act?
what is passive ethical behavior?
most common result from cases regarding negligence
what is settlement?
the facilitation of the process by which change occurs in the landscape
what is the business of landscape architecture?
the most condensed series of actions to complete a goal
what is critical path?
that law that states a firm may not practice landscape architecture without a licensed landscape architect
what is a practice act?
The ethical behavior that compels a landscape architect to report observed professional misconduct.
what is active ethical behavior?
an unsecure construction site with hazards
what is an attractive nuisance?
a submission that includes a firm's resume and demonstrates the firm's ability to complete a particular project
what is request for qualifications?
the four primary resources a project manager is responsible for managing
What is time, money, people, and tools?
the theory that we need basics (shelter, food), safety, belongingness/social, self-esteem, and self-actualization
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
relating to operating with good intentions towards the person(s) requesting service
what is the principle of beneficence?
the stage in business development that has the greatest risk of miscommunication
the handoff from business development to project management
the conditions which make a contract valid
offer and acceptance, meeting of the minds, consideration, lawful subject matter, and competent parties
DPE times multipler
what is billing rate?