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Major Courses
ARC (104A)
Building Construction & Materials (1,2)
General introduction
- Drawing Techniques - Abbreviation symbols dimensioning technical
presentation understanding types of structures - wall bearing &
skeleton types - Traditional construction - masonry - raw bricks & brick
masonry detailing - Introduction to foundation design - construction
buildings types & techniques.
ARC (104B)
Building Construction & Materials (1,2)
Pursuing Refused Conuete buildings and
types of Roofing systems. Wooden construction light steel detailing -
Stair types construction introduction to technical Installations
Finishing Applied Research
ARC (211)
Building Construction & Materials (3,4)
Working drawings preparation (plans, sections, elevations, details,
finishes, wood, and metal works), execution stages (site works,
foundations, skeleton, scaffoldings, quality control). Contemporary
construction techniques/methods, architectural/building works (partitions,
curtain walls, panels), finishing materials (matmarx, bricks, timber,
metals, plastics, and synthetics), finishes (plaster, cladding, suspended
ceilings, etc.) expansion and settlement joints, admixtures, thermal and
damp proofing.
ARC (303)
Execution Designs* (1,2)
Preparation and specifications of building elements, integrated drawings
(plans, sections, elevations), dimensioning and levels, architectural and
construction details, fenestrations (doors and windows), partitions, fixed
furniture, finishing schedules, proofing materials, claddings (internal
and external), weekly assignments. Preparation of complete working
drawings and design for a given (preliminary design) project, including
plans, sections, elevations, details, openings, fenestrations, partitions,
fixed furniture
ARC (403)
Execution Designs* (3)
Preparation of integrated execution documents for projects, preparation of
working drawings of a pre-designed project, including wide spans, general
conditions and specifications, quantity surveying, analysis of bids, cost
analysis, shop and as built drawings.
Elective Courses :Third Year
ARC(351) : Building Technology (1)
Introduction, structure concepts and theory, construction and structures,
historic development, building technology: principles, material
technology, construction execution, methods, traditional and mechanical,
prefabrication, new execution systems selection determinants.
ARC(352) : Building Technology (2)
Execution techniques/systems, mechanical execution principles, mechanical
site operations, construction machinery (excavation, operation, cranes,
concrete mixes, etc.), prefabrication systems, comparative analysis of
systems (integration and overlapping), new design case studies.
ARC(353) : Building Legislations and Execution Documents
Building and urban planning laws and legislations, general and detailed
specifications for building items, quantity surveying methods (from
documents, field work), show and final drawings, tendering/bidding,
contracting, bids analysis, commissioning, project management (time,
labour, machinery and equipment, cash flow), professional practice,
designer and supervisors responsibilities, quality and quality control,
contractor and owner responsibilities, actors relations and roles.
ARC(354) : Engineering Project Management
Project management methods management principles implementation
policies, programmes and schedules CPM site management ( time ,
labour, equipment) Cash flow practice principles owner, architect
(designer supervisor) and contractor: roles and responsibiities
quality control means and criteria interdisciplinary relations and
roles.
Elective Courses : Fourth Year
ARC(451) : Building Maintenance and Restoration
Criteria and specifications, Egyptian codes, identifying defects, quality
control principles, performance control, building maintenance
classification/types, maintenance stages, maintenance methods, costing,
new directions.
ARC(452) : Building Economics and Projects Analysis & Costing
Building economy, project analysis and evaluation, economic feasibility
(definitions, elements, building economics principles, lowering and
controlling costs, local and international), design economics/cost,
contracting, execution, building performance/operation efficiency, cost
and operation qualitative and quantitative project analysis, evaluation
criteria, pre-execution and post occupancy project evaluation, new
directives.
ARC(453) : Technical Installations and Finishing Materials
Electrical installations, artificial lightening, light and vision,
artificial lighting sources and design, acoustic design (building and
spaces), air conditioning, water supply and sewerage, drainage, solid
waste disposal, fire fighting and alarm, new directions.
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