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    ADMAS UNIVERSITY, ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING

    Module Name: Graphic Communications and visualization


    Degree Program(s) B.Sc. in Architecture
    Academic year 2023/24
    Course Numbers ARCH 2051
    Course Title Graphic Communication Skill-I
    Pre-requisites None
    Module coordinator To be Assigned
    Lecturer To be Assigned Phone
    Email
    Status of Course Semester based/parallel
    Year / Semester 1/ 1
    Credits Hours 3
    Attendance Requirements 85%
    Teaching & Learning
    Methods
    Course Objectives  This course aims are to develop the skills needed for
    documenting designs using drawings and for performing
    graphical analysis of two dimensional and three-dimensional
    problems.
    Competency to be acquired At the end of the course the student is able to:
     Developing the skills needed for documenting designs using
    drawings and for performing graphical analysis of drafting,
    sketching and descriptive geometry.
     Ability to communicate ideas through freehand sketching and
    or by the use of drawing instruments.
     Ability to visualize 3-dimentional objects on a 2-dimentional
    plane.
     Ability to master the basic principles of drafting from simple to
    complex objects.
     Apply the alphabet of lines in every line work in the laboratory
    workshop.
     Ability to apply every learned knowledge into a new concept
    when there is problem to be solved.
     Ability to master the principles of projections from a simple
    orthographic into elevation projections and sectioning
    problems.
     Ability to draw accurately the floor plan according to the given
    scale.
     Ability to assemble the stretch-out pattern from 2-dimensional
    into 3D object with accuracy.
     Ability to synthesize learned concepts to create solutions to a
    given problem.
    Course Contents The course has 3 components:
     Drafting: - drafting conventions, drafting equipment ‘s,
    geometrical constructions, lettering, scales, principles of
    projections, drafting of a house.
     Sketching: - introduction to sketching and sketching media,
    sketching simple 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.
    Assessment/Evaluation & Sketching, Project Work=20% Exam =10% Drafting, Project
    Grading System
    Work=20% Exam =10% Descriptive
    Geometry, Project Work=20% Exam=20%
    Basic teaching materials - Architectural Graphics I- Solomon Kassa Engineering Graphics
    and references
    Fundamentals - Jenison. Engineering Design Graphics - James
    H Mearla.
    - Descriptive Geometry - Pare/Loving/Hill/Pare.
    - Architectural Drafting: structure and env. Design Drawing
    techniques by Tome Portar Drawing with confidence
    - Arch 101 - Andy Pressman
    - Architectural techniques - Mike Lin
    - Rendering standards - Stephen Rich

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