Summer Practice II provides students with practical training in construction site operations over a 25-day period. Participants engage in hands-on experience at designated construction sites, where they observe, document, and report on various aspects of construction processes and techniques. The course focuses on familiarizing students with foundational elements of construction, including site applications, foundations, constructional systems, walls, stairs, sewage, water, electrical and heating systems, doors, windows, roof systems, insulation materials, finishing materials for walls, floors, ceilings, fix fittings and systems, fit-in furniture, openings and shutter types, and artificial lighting elements. Through consistent documentation and daily activity reports, students gain practical insights into the application processes of construction materials and systems.