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Program Overview

The program in architecture engineering covers a wide range of topics, including building technology, structural analysis, design, and construction. The program is structured into 10 terms, each with a set of required courses. Graduates of the program are prepared for careers in architecture, engineering, and construction.

Program Outline

Outline:

Program Content:

• The program covers a wide range of topics related to architecture engineering, including:
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Introduction to Computers
• English
• Engineering Drawing and Projection
• Visual Studies
• History of Architecture & Technology
• Chemistry
• Engineering Mechanics
• Introduction to Programming
• ESP
• Theory of Colors
• History & Theory of Architecture
• Building Technology
• Computer Aided Drafting
• Theory of Structures
• Creative Awareness
• Architectural Design
• 3D Modeling
• Building Materials & Testing
• Surveying
• Environmental Science & Technology
• Soil Mechanics and Foundations
• Introduction to City and Regional Planning
• Execution Design
• Environmental Studies
• Quantity Surveying and Cost Estimating in Buildings
• Interior Design
• Introduction to Urban Design
• Project Management & Scheduling
• Landscape Architecture
• Architectural Design Graduation Project
• Professional Practice
• Regulations & Law

Structure:

• The program is structured into 10 terms.
• Each term includes a set of courses.
• The program requires a total of 180 credit hours.

Course Schedule:

• The program's course schedule is detailed in the context, with each term listing the courses, their codes, titles, prerequisites, and credit hours.

Individual Modules:

• Term 1:
• BA113 - Physics (None)
• CC111 - Introduction to Computers (None)
• LH 131 - English 1 (None)
• ME151 - Engineering Drawing and Projection (None)
• AR111 - Visual Studies 1 (None)
• AR130 - History of Architecture & Technology (None)
• Term 2:
• BA118 - Chemistry (None)
• CC114 - Introduction to Programming (CC111)
• LH132 - ESP 2 (LH131)
• AR114 - Visual Studies 2: Theory of Colors (None)
• AR131 - History & Theory of Architecture 1 (None)
• BA114 - Physics II (BA113)
• Term 3:
• AR210 - Architectural Drawing (ME151)
• AR215 - Visual Studies 3: Shade and Perspective (ME151)
• AR232 - History & Theory of Architecture 2 (None)
• AR251 - Building Technology 1 (None)
• AR283 - Computer Aided Drafting (ME151)
• Term 4:
• CB240 - Theory of Structures (BA141)
• NE465 - Creative Awareness (None)
• AR211 - Architectural Design 1 (AR210 + AR114)
• AR233 - History & Theory of Architecture 3 (None)
• AR252 - Building Technology 2 (AR251)
• AR284 - 3D Modeling (AR215 + AR283)
• Term 5:
• CB350 - Building Materials & Testing (CB240)
• CB370 - Surveying (BA124)
• AR312 - Architectural Design 2 (AR211 + AR115)
• AR334 - History & Theory of Architecture 4 (AR131)
• AR353 - Building Technology 3 (AR252)
• Term 6:
• CB351 - Reinforced Concrete and Metallic Structures (CB350)
• NE466 - Environmental Science & Technology (None)
• AR313 - Architectural Design 3 (AR312)
• AR335 - History & Theory of Architecture 5 (AR334)
• AR354 - Building Technology 4 (AR353)
• AR362 - Environmental Studies 1 (None)
• Term 7:
• CB460 - Soil Mechanics and Foundations (CB351)
• AR414 - Architectural Design 4 (AR313)
• AR441 - Introduction to City and Regional Planning (None)
• AR455 - Execution Design 1 (AR354)
• AR464 - Environmental Studies 2 (AR362)
• Term 8:
• CB410 - Quantity Surveying and Cost Estimating in Buildings (CB351)
• AR415 - Architectural Design 5 (AR414)
• AR416 - Interior Design 1 (AR312)
• AR442 - Introduction to Urban Design (AR441)
• AR456 - Execution Design 2 (AR455 + AR464)
• Term 9:
• CB510 - Project Management & Scheduling (CB410)
• AR516 - Architectural Design 6 (AR415)
• AR543 - Introduction to Site Planning & Housing (AR442)
• AR546 - Landscape Architecture (AR313)
• AR557 - Execution Design 3 (AR456)
• Term 10:
• AR501 - Architectural Design Graduation Project (AR516)
• AR541 - Professional Practice (CB410 or AR444)
• AR542 - Regulations & Law (CB410 or AR444)