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    This course aims to develop skills for documenting designs using drawings and performing graphical analysis of two- and three-dimensional problems. The course has three components: sketching, descriptive geometry, and architectural drawing standards. Students will learn sketching media and techniques, principles of projection, and basic architectural symbols and drawing standards. The course will include lectures, study periods, projects, and continuous assessments. Students will be evaluated on sketching (30%), descriptive geometry (30%), and architectural drawings (40%).

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    This course aims to develop skills for documenting designs using drawings and performing graphical analysis of two- and three-dimensional problems. The course has three components: sketching, descriptive geometry, and architectural drawing standards. Students will learn sketching media and techniques, principles of projection, and basic architectural symbols and drawing standards. The course will include lectures, study periods, projects, and continuous assessments. Students will be evaluated on sketching (30%), descriptive geometry (30%), and architectural drawings (40%).

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    This course aims to develop skills for documenting designs using drawings and performing graphical analysis of two- and three-dimensional problems. The course has three components: sketching, descriptive geometry, and architectural drawing standards. Students will learn sketching media and techniques, principles of projection, and basic architectural symbols and drawing standards. The course will include lectures, study periods, projects, and continuous assessments. Students will be evaluated on sketching (30%), descriptive geometry (30%), and architectural drawings (40%).

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    HU, IoT

    School of civil and Built Environment


    Department of Architecture

    COURSE OUTLINE
    Academic Year: 2022/2023
    Year Group: II
    Semester: I
    Course Title: Communication Skills I (Sketching and Architectural Drawing Standards))
    Course code: ARCH 2021
    Instructors: Yared D, and TBA
    Credit Hours 5ETCS (2L, 5Lab/W, 9HS)
    Course Objective
    This course aims at developing the skills needed for documenting designs using drawings and
    for performing graphical analysis of two dimensional and three-dimensional problems.

    Content:
    The course has 3 components:
    • Sketching: - Student will introduction to sketching and sketching media, sketching simple
    of geometrical objects, plants, simple Compositions.
    • Descriptive Geometry: - principles of projection, projection line, planes, solids, auxiliary
    projections, orthographic projections, intersection of lines planes, solids and
    development of surfaces.
    • Architectural Drawing Standards: basic anthropometrics, ergonomics and introduction to
    architectural symbols and drawing standards.
    `
    Semester Structure:
    1. Course descriptions
    2. Lectures series
    3. Study and practice
    4. Continuous assessments
    5. Projects

    Assessment/Evaluation & Grading System


    • Sketching=30%, Descriptive geometry = 30%, Architectural drawings =40%

    References
    • Arch 101 - Andy Pressman Architectural techniques - Mike Lin
    • Architects Sketches - Dialogue and Design, Kendra Schank, 2008
    • Architectural Drafting: structure and environments.
    • Architectural Graphics I- Solomon Kassa
    • Architectural Graphics by Francis D. K. Ching
    • Descriptive geometry by E. Kenison and H. C. Bradley (1920)
    • Elements of descriptive geometry (1920)
    • Engineering Graphics Fundamentals - Jenison.
    • Engineering Design Graphics - James H Mearla.
    • John Ruskin - The Elements of Drawing and Perspective, 1912
    • Keith Styles - Working Drawings Handbook
    • Perspective - basics - A Guide for Architects and Designers
    • Rendering standards - Stephen Rich

    Communication will be handled through the following meanness.


    • Written paper instructions, guidelines, notices & verbal communications during class hours
    • E-mails and telephone ([email protected], +251910887430)

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