Tunji – Olayeni Patience

Contents

  1. College
  2. Department
  3. Research Interests
  4. Awards & Honours
  5. Teaching Areas
  6. Selected Publications (45)
  7. Collaboration/Linkages
  8. Conferences Attended
  9. Summary of Profile
  10. Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Patience Tunji – Olayeni

Lecturer I

B.Tech Quantity Surveying, MSc. Construction Management, PhD Construction Management,MNIQS

College

College of Science and Technology

Department

Building Technology

Research Interests

Construction management, Construction education, Gender issues in construction, Sustainable construction

Awards & Honours

Covenant University Center for Research Innovation and Discovery (CUCRID) research grant $6000 for research on e-procurement adoption in the Nigerian construction industry, Co- investigator (2016-2017)

  • · Covenant University Center for Research Innovation and Discovery (CUCRID) travel grant to the 8th International Conference on New Horizons in Education. Berlin, Germany. 17th-19th July, 2017
  • · Covenant University Center for Research Innovation and Discovery (CUCRID) travel grant to the 6th West African Built Environment Research Conference, Accra, Ghana, August, 2015
  • · Covenant University Center for Research Innovation and Discovery (CUCRID) PhD Research Grant

Teaching Areas

Postgraduate Level

· Measurement of Building Works I BLD 714 (2015-2017)

  • · Measurement of Building Works II BLD 724 (2015-2017)
  • · Tendering and Estimating BLD 729 (2015-2017)
  • · Construction Contract and Property Law BLD 816 (2015-2016)

Undergraduate Level

  • · Principles of Measurement and Description of Works I BLD 317 (2009-till date)
  • · Principles of Measurement and Description of Works II BLD 327 (2009-till date)
  • · Tendering and Estimating I BLD 329 (2013-till date)

· Economic Analysis of Building Prices and Estimating BLD 416 (2013-till date

Selected Publications (45)

1. Assessment of the Linkages and Leakages in a Cloud-Based Computing Collaboration among Construction Stakeholders

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2. Development of a Web-Based Human Resource Sourcing System for Labour Only Contracts

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3. Construction Waste Prevention as a Sustainable tool in Building Mega Cities: A Theoretical Framework

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4. Evaluating Construction Project Performance: A Case of Construction SMEs in Lagos, Nigeria

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5. E-MATURITY OF CONSTRUCTION STAKEHOLDERS FOR A WEB-BASED E-PROCUREMENT PLATFORM IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

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6. IMPACT OF LOGISTICS FACTORS ON MATERIAL PROCUREMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

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7. Dataset for material logistics on construction sites

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8. HUMAN AND PHYSICAL CAPITAL OF CRAFTSMEN IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

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9. DATA ARCHITECTURE OF BUILDING MATERIALS USING WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL MANAGEMENT.

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10. SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL CAPITAL OF CRAFTSMEN IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

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11. Survey data set on work-life conflict of women in the construction industry

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12. A Survey of Digital Technologies Used in the Procurement of Building Projects: Empirical Evidence from Nigeria.

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13. Survey dataset on occupational hazards on construction sites

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14. FACTORS AFFECTING PERSISTENCE OF FRESHMEN: A CASE OF BUILDING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMME

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15. Water conservation within planetary boundaries: residents' perception of recycled water use

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16. Sustainability strategies in the construction industry:implications on green growth in Nigeria

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17. Job satisfaction of female construction professionals in male dominated fields

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18. Impact of logistics factors on material procurement for construction projects

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19. Work-life balance of women in male dominated fields

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20. Competitive strategies of indigenous construction firms.

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21. Multilayer perceptron network model for construction material procurement in fast developing cities.

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22. Attracting and retaining female students in construction related programmes

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23. The Economics of Women Inclusion in Green Construction

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24. Factors influencing e-procurement adoption in the Nigerian building industry

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25. Project management competencies of indigenous contractors in Nigeria

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26. Target Output, Extended Output and Site Productivity: Tales of the Expected

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27. Comparative Study of Work Output and Wages of Construction Craftsmen in the Nigerian Public Sector

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28. CAUSES AND EFFECT OF DELAY ON PROJECT CONSTRUCTION DELIVERY TIME

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29. STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING INDIGENOUS CONTRACTORS PARTICIPATION IN R&D IN NIGERIA

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30. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK FOR CONSTRUCTION SMEs

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31. EVALUATING CONSTRUCTION PROJECT PERFORMANCE: A CASE OF CONSTRUCTION SMEs IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

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32. PROJECT MANAGEMENT COMPETENCIES OF INDIGENOUS CONTRACTORS IN NIGERIA

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33. Performance, challenges and prospects for the professional in a global economic recession

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34. SAFETY CULTURED INDUSTRY THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (OHS) COURSES IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT CURRICULUM

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35. REMODULARISING TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS TOWARDS QUALITY MANPOWER DELIVERY IN CONSTRUCTION SECTOR IN NIGERIA

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36. THE IMPACT OF EMBEDDED MULTIMEDIA VIDEO LEARNING OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE ON CONSTRUCTION STUDENTS

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37. GENDER BASED COMPETITIVE PERFORMANCE IN BUILT ENVIRONMENT TECHNICAL COURSES IN A TERTIARY INSTITUTION

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38. Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Architecture and Building Students in Nigeria: A Case of Covenant University.

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39. Factors Affecting Built Environment Students in South-West Nigeria

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40. Learning Difficulties in Building Measurement

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41. Expert System-Based Exploratory Approach to Cost Modeling of Reinforced Concrete Office Building

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42. Neural Network-Ant Colony Optimization Model of Residential Building Project Cost: Exploratory Approach

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43. NEURAL NETWORK AND ECONOMETRIC-BASED UTILITY PARAMETER MODEL FOR COST MANAGEMENT OF BUILDING PROJECTS

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44. Developing Infrastructure in Nigeria: Why is the cost so High?

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45. Factors affecting cost of construction in Nigeria

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Collaboration/Linkages

i. Regional Centre of Expertise, Institute of Advanced Sustainability, United Nations University, Tokyo Japan
ii. University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa

Conferences Attended

2017
1. 8th International Conference on New Horizons in Education. Berlin, Germany, 17-19th July, 2017

2016

2.10th annual International Technology, Education and Development (INTED) Conference March 7th-9th, 2016 Valencia (Spain).

2015
3. The 6th West Africa Built Environment Research held in Legon, Ghana 10th-12th August, 2015

2014
4.The International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction (CIB) Conference held in Lekki, Lagos 28th-30th January,2014
5. The 23rd IBIMA conference n Vision 2020: Sustainable growth, economic development and global competitiveness held in Valencia Spain,13-14 May, 2014

2013
6. 22nd IBIMA conference on creating global competitive economies: 2020 vision planning and implementation held in Rome, 13th -14th November, 2013.
7. Architectural Engineering Conference on building solutions for Architectural Engineering held in State College, Pennsylvania,United States 3-5 April, 2013
2012
The Construction, Building and Real Estate Research (COBRA) Conference held at Arizona State University,Arizona, USA on the 11th-13th September,2012

Summary of Profile

My purpose is to raise a new breed of construction professionals with environmental and social consciousness to transform the construction landscape through active research and exemplar projects for the sustainable existence of man and the planet. My research endeavors have focused on gender issues in the construction industry and construction management in developing countries with a current interest in sustainable construction. I have published more than 55 peer reviewed papers which are indexed in Scopus over my 9 years research career, with Scopus citations over 100, and H-index of 7.

My profile can be further accessed on the following weblinks:
Covenant University: http://covenantuniversity.edu.ng/ profiles/ Tunji-Olayeni- Patience#. WhLoirVrzMw
Scopus: https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55923166400
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations? user=FjUKwKsAAAAJ&hl=en
Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Patience_Tunji-Olayeni


Curriculum Vitae

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