Program Overview

University Program Details

The university program offers a range of courses in Architectural Engineering, with various specializations and focus areas. The program includes a combination of compulsory and elective courses, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the field.

Course Offerings

• ARC331: Computer Aided Drafting, 2.00 credit hours, compulsory
  • This course focuses on the application of computer-aided drafting techniques in architectural engineering.
• ARCE11: Computer Modeling & Rendering, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course explores the use of computer modeling and rendering in architectural design and visualization.
• ARCE12: Architectural Aesthetics & Criticism, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course examines the principles of architectural aesthetics and criticism, providing students with a deeper understanding of design principles.
• ARCE13: Photography & Movie Making, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course introduces students to the basics of photography and movie making, with a focus on architectural applications.
• ARCE14: Environmental Impact Assessment, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course covers the principles and methods of environmental impact assessment, with a focus on architectural engineering projects.
• ARCE15: Architectural Preservation & Restoration Techniques, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course explores the techniques and methods used in architectural preservation and restoration.
• ARCE21: Building Energy Simulation Tools, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course introduces students to the use of building energy simulation tools in architectural engineering.
• ARCE22: Biophilic Design, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course examines the principles and applications of biophilic design in architectural engineering.
• ARCE23: Model Making / Digital Fabrication, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course covers the techniques and methods used in model making and digital fabrication.
• ARCE24: Geographical Information Systems (GIS), 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course introduces students to the use of geographical information systems in architectural engineering.
• ARCE25: Environmental Rating Systems, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course explores the various environmental rating systems used in architectural engineering.
• ARCE31: Parametric Design Applications, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course examines the applications of parametric design in architectural engineering.
• ARCE32: Interior Design, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course introduces students to the principles and methods of interior design.
• ARCE33: Entrepreneurial Skills, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course provides students with an understanding of entrepreneurial skills and their application in architectural engineering.
• ARCE34: Advanced Landscape Applications, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course explores the advanced applications of landscape design in architectural engineering.
• ARCE35: Appropriate Architecture & Technologies, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course examines the principles and applications of appropriate architecture and technologies.
• ARCE41: Mixed Reality Applications, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course introduces students to the use of mixed reality applications in architectural engineering.
• ARCE42: Special Topics in Design, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course covers special topics in design, providing students with a deeper understanding of architectural engineering principles.
• ARCE43: Portfolio Making & Negotiation Skills, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to create a professional portfolio and negotiate effectively.
• ARCE44: Human Settlements, Upgrading & Management, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course examines the principles and methods of human settlements, upgrading, and management.
• ARCE45: Innovative Architecture & Technologies, 2.00 credit hours, elective
  • This course explores the innovative applications of architecture and technologies in architectural engineering.
• ARC213: Architectural Design 1, 4.00 credit hours, compulsory, Level 2
  • This course introduces students to the principles and methods of architectural design.
• ARC214: Architectural Design 2, 4.00 credit hours, compulsory, Level 2
  • This course builds on the principles and methods introduced in Architectural Design 1.
• EMP215: Mathematics, Statistics & Computers, 2.00 credit hours, compulsory, Level 2
  • This course provides students with a foundation in mathematics, statistics, and computer applications.
• SCM216: Theory of Structures, 2.00 credit hours, compulsory, Level 2
  • This course examines the theory and principles of structural engineering.