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Politico-Legal Framework in Architecture

The document contains multiple choice questions about management processes, an architect's roles and responsibilities, laws and regulations related to architecture, and other terms related to architecture and project management. The questions cover topics like planning, controlling, goals, dispute resolution, liability laws, an architect's role in a project, efficiency, economic management, regulatory boards, ecological relationships, laws and ordinances, contract interpretation, goal setting, leading, organizing, processes, business registration, technology, and socio-cultural norms.

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Politico-Legal Framework in Architecture

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1. Which one is the process of establishing goals and suitable course of actions?

Planning

[Link] one is the process of ensuring that actual activities conform to planned activities?

Controlling

3. Which of the following refers to the purpose that an organization strives to achieve?

Goal

[Link] one would refer to the practice of an RLA that requires expertise in construction, arbitration, mediation and
conciliation?

Dispute Avoidance Resolution

[Link] law would refer the fifteen years civil liability of AOR and EOR?

RA 386 Art 1723

[Link] is your perception on this premise wherein the education, training and expertise of an architect will qualify him to
take the leas role in the project?

True

[Link] regular practice, what is the role of the architect if he translates the client's needs and requirements to space and forms
in the best manner of professional service?

Representative

Adviser

[Link] of the following refers to the ability to minimize the use of resources?

Efficiency

[Link] one would refer to the management of wealth and resources?

Economic

[Link] do we call a designated government body in charge of regulating the practice of architecture?

Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture

[Link] one would refer to the relationship of an organism to its existing built environment?

Ecological

[Link] one would refer to laws and ordinances?

Politixo-Legal

[Link] is in a better position to interpret project contract documents and assure conformity by the contractor?

Architect-of-Record

[Link] of the following refers to the ability to determine appropriate objectives?

Goal

[Link] one is the process of directing and influencing the task related activities?

Leading

[Link] one is the process of engaging two or more people working together in a structured way?

Organizing

[Link] one would refers a systematic way of doing things?

Process

[Link] government agency must you go if you want to register a partnership or corporation name?

SEC

[Link] one would refer to product utility and development?

Technological

[Link] one would refer to norms, traditions and conduct?


Socio-Cultural

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