1.
Common
Engineering Courses
ENG201 - Engineering Chemistry
Basic
principles
Atomic structure and chemical bonding
reactions in aqueous medium
Precipitation and complex formation and redo
Gasses
Thermo-chemistry
Engineering applications of chemical equilibrium and kinetics in corrosion
Combustion
Welding and water treatment
Inorganic and organic polymers
ENG001
- Engineering Mathematics (Calculus I)
Mathematical induction and the binominal theorem
Functions
Limits and continuity
Derivatives and rules for differentiation
Applications of differentiation
Integration
The definite and indefinite integral
Integration of simple functions
ENG004 - Engineering Mathematics (Calculus II)
Transcendental functions
Integration techniques
Improper integrals
Conic sections
Polar co-ordinates
Partial derivatives
Complex numbers
Introduction to matrices and determinants
ENG006 - Engineering Mathematics (Advanced Algebra and Differential
Applications)
Ordinary first order differential equations
Linear higher order differential equations
Infinite series and Taylor's theorem
ENG102 - Applied Computer Programming (Matlab)
Introduction to structured programming language
Arithmetic and logic
Program flow control
Sub-program procedures and function procedures
Data types - arrays
Sets and records
Graphics
Practical applications to engineering problems
Emphasis on modular programming for engineering applications
ENG002 - Applied Mathematics (Statics)
Vectors
Forces
Sum of forces at a point
Direction cosines and direction angles
Components and component vectors
Scalar product
Vector product
Moment of a force
Force system on rigid bodies
Equivalent force systems
Couples
Line of action of resultant
Equilibrium of a rigid body
Trusses
Friction
Center of mass
Kinematics in one dimension
ENG005 - Applied Mathematics (Dynamics)
Derivatives and integers of vectors
Kinematics in one, two and three dimensions
Relative velocities
The laws of motion in a straight line with constant forces
the harmonic oscillator
Forces in the plane
Parabolic motion in a circle and other plane curves
The principle of work and energy
Power
Conservation laws
Energy
Momentum and impulse
Angular momentum
The rigid body
Determination of mass and center of mass
Rigid body kinematics
Momentums of inertia
Rigid body translation, rotation about a fixed axis and motion parallel
to the plane
ENG105 - Applied Mathematics (Statistics
and Probability)
Coming soon...
ENG003 - Engineering Physics
Geometrical optics
Principles of mechanics and heat
Properties of wave motion and the application thereof to different
types of waves
Introduction to the microscopical description of matter and the implications
of atomic and nuclear structure for properties of matter
TUIC450 - Architectural Professional Practice
Basic facts about ethics
The ethical nature of architecture
More in-depth look at ethical concepts
Business, professions and ethical obligations
Ethical reasoning
Ethics and architectural practices
A look at being an architect
Closer look at making architecture
Closer look at doing architecture
Making ethical judgements
Case studies
TUIC451 - Architecture
Background to architectural practices
Organization and business side of architectural practices
Architectural practitioners and the law
Technical information
General office practice
Design office practice
Design constraints
Design procedures generally
Pre-contract procedures
Contract procedures
Standard documentation, Words, phrases and abbreviations
TUIC420 - Architectural Drafting
Part
I:
Tool fundamentals
Orthographic and paraline drawing
Linear perspective drawing
Perspective view development
Light, shade and shadow
Delineating and rendering entourage
Diagramming and conceptual sketching
Presenting formats
Conventional and computerized representation in color
Drawing exercises and solutions.
Part II:
Drawing formats
Lettering and typefaces
Types of drawings
Presentation drawings
CAD applications
Construction drawings and documents
Scale drawings
Architectural symbols
Dimensioning
Drawing schedules
Sections
Architectural details
Landscaping details
References
TUIC421 - Structural Engineering
Part I:
Simple stresses and strains
Principal stresses and strains
Centroid of inertia
Bending stresses
Combined direct and bending stresses
Shear stresses in beams
Thin shells
Thick shells
Riveted and welded joints
Torsion o circular and non circular shafts
Springs
Strain energy and deflection due to shear and bending
Columns and struts
Analysis of framed structures
Theories of failure
Rotating discs and cylinders
Bending of curved bars
Unsymmetrical bending
Material testing experiments
Part II:
Introduction
Structural basics - general, loads and forces, structural systems
Wood - general, beams, floor and roof systems, columns, bracing and
connections
Steel - general, beams, trusses, columns, walls, bracing connections
and footings
Masonry - general, non-reinforced masonry, reinforced masonry and
earth construction
Other structure - aluminum, plastic fabric structure and seismic design
Design - general, land use, fire safety, accessibility, waste handling
and computer-aided design
Useful references
TUIC422 - Building Technology
Definitions and physical properties
- building, enclosures, forces, environmental factors, means of support,
envelope, elements of interior space, services, pressure,
movement, force and factors, methods of assembly, site-assembled enclosure,
tolerances and clearances, resistance to fire, acoustics
and sound
Units of
- measure, heat, heat flow and heat transfer, temperature, variations,
temperature gradients
Corrosion of metals
Water vapor mitigation
Air and water penetration
Solar radiation
Daylighting - preliminary selection
Shading
Solar design
Bioclimate design
Environmental impact of construction
Foundations - soils and foundations
Sub-surface moisture conditions
Structure and materials - cement and concrete, stone and masonry,
metals, wood and wood products,
Exterior wall assemblies - insulation, waterproofing and damping,
Exterior walls
Bearing walls
Curtain walls
Wall facings
Glass and plastics
Windows
Entrances and doors
Coatings and sealants
Roofing assemblies - roofing
Skylights, Interiors, Interior partition systems
Staircases
Interior systems and finishes - ceilings
Flooring
Services
Conveying systems
Plumbing
HVAC
Fire protection
Electrical services
References
TUIC423 - Architectural Planning and Specifying
The role of specifications
Relationship between drawings and specifications
Organization of specifications
Concept of the technical section
Arrangements of the technical section
Types of specifications
Systems building performance specifications
Specifications writing techniques
Bidding procedures
Bidding requirements
Bonds
Guarantees
Warranties
Conditions of contract
General conditions and supplements
General requirements
Procedures
Specifying materials
Specification language
Specification reference sources
Master texts and systems
Physical format and style
References
TUIC424 - Soil Science
Introduction
Basic terminology and interrelations
Properties of soil
Soil classification systems
Soil formation and soil structure
Soil water and effective stress
Permeability
Seepage analysis
Stress distribution in soil mass
Compaction
Consolidation
Shear strength of soils
Stability of slopes
references.
TUIC425
- Land and Site Surveying
Mathematics
for site engineering
Site surveys and maps
Measuring distance
Measuring angles
Surveying methods and computations
Circular horizontal curves
Leveling contours
Vertical curves
Computations for fill and cut
Drainage and grading
Staking out site-work
Site structures
Management of site materials
Landscaping
References.
2.
Bachelor's Degree Level
TUIC426 - Urban Planning
Context
of urbanization
Classic texts of urban history and design
Principles and practices of urban design
Regional and urban-wide scale
Elements of the city
Urban design details
Case studies in urban design
TUIC427 - Environmental Planning
Heat and human comfort
Thermal balance of buildings
Hydronic heating
Electric heating
Air systems
Heating and cooling
Testing, adjusting and balancing
Principles of plumbing
Water supply
Distribution and fire suppression
Drainage and wastewater disposal
Introduction to electricity
Branch circuits and outlets
Building electric circuits
How to light behaves
Residential electric work
Non-residential electric work.
TUIV428
- Landscaping and Design
Fundamentals
Climate
Land
Water
Vegetation
Landscape character
Topography
Project planning
Conceptual plan
Site volumes
Visible landscape
Circulation
Structures
Habitations
City
Transportation
Region
The planned environment
References
TUIC429 - Architectural Management Practice
Introduction
The architectural profession
Understanding clients
Clients and change
How clients choose architects
Working with clients
Firm planning
Marketing and outreach
Financial operations
Human resources
Delivery methods and compensation
Contracts and agreements
Risk management
Technology and information systems
Project management
Regulation
Services
Planning pre-design
Design and construction
Operation and maintenance
References
TUIC430 - Architectural Building Standards
Building codes
Navigating the code
Use and occupancy
Special uses and occupancies
Building heights and areas
Types of construction
Fire-resistance-rated construction
Interior finishes
Fire protection systems
Means of egress
Accessibility
Interior environment
Energy efficiency
Exterior walls
Roof assemblies
Structural provisions.
And, The National building codes of the student's country of residence.
Electives
1: select two from -
TUIC431 - Building Materials and Construction
Introduction
Building stones
Bricks and other clay products
Lime
Cement
Mortar
Concrete
Timber and wood-based products
Metals and alloys
Paints, varnishes, distempers and anti-termite treatment
Asphalt, bitumen tar
Asbestos, adhesives and abrasives
Plastics and fibers
Glass
Insulating materials
Fly-ash, gypsum plaster
Rubber and composite materials Lubricating, belting and packing
materials
Cutting tool materials
Electrical materials
Material science of metals
TUIC432 - Architectural Planning and Specifying
The role of the specifications
Relationship between drawings and specifications
Organization of specifications
Concept of the technical section
Arrangements of the technical section
Types of specifications
Building procedures
Building requirements
Bonds
Guarantees
Warranties
Conditions of the contract
General conditions and supplements
General requirements
Procedures
Specifying materials
Specification language
Specification reference sources
Master texts and systems
Physical format and style
References
TUIC433 - Computer Usage and Architecture
Evolution
of the computer
Computer fundamentals
Concept of information and data processing
Importance of software
Basics of word processing
Spreadsheet applications using Excel
Microsoft power point
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Access
TUIC434 - Architectural History
Introduction
The beginnings of architecture
The Greek world
Architecture of ancient India and Southwest Asia
Traditional architecture of China and Japan
The Roman world
Early Christian and Byzantine architecture
Early medieval and Romanesque architecture
Gothic architecture
Indigenous architecture in the pre-Colombian America
Renaissance architecture
Baroque architecture
The eighteenth-century
The nineteenth-century developments
The twentieth century and modernism
Modernism in the mid- and late- twentieth century
TUIC435 - Building Estimation
Estimation procedures
Estimation mathematics
Efficiency and productivity
Earthwork
Concrete
Masonry
Structural ad miscellaneous steel
Wood and plastics - doors and windows
Thermal and moisture protection
Finishes
Finishes
Specialty divisions
Mechanical and plumbing
Electrical
The bid package, contract and follow-ups
References
Electives 2: select two from -
TUIC436
- 
Reinforced Concrete Structures
Behavior
and design of steel structural elements
Tension members
Compression members
Beams
Beam-columns
Connections
Cold formed profiles
TUIC437
- Steel Construction
Design and analysis
of reinforced concrete slabs
Multi-storey buildings
Response and design of pre-stressed concrete elements
TUIC438
- Construction Project Management
Construction Practices
The management system
Project estimation
Project planning
Project scheduling
Production planning
Project time reduction
Resource management
Project time management
Project cost management
Financial management
Schedule applications
References
TUIC439 - Architectural Contracting
The construction industry
Business ownership
Company organization
Drawings and specifications
Cost estimation and bidding
Construction contracts
Contract survey bonds
Construction insurance
Business methods
Project management and administration
Project cost management
Project time management
Labor law
Labor relations
Project safety
TUIC440 - Geo-technical Engineering
Introduction
Basic terminology and interpretation
Properties of soil
Soil classification systems
Soil formation and soil structure
Soil water and effective stress
Permeability
Seepage analysis
Stress distribution in soil mass
Compaction
Consolidation
Shear strength of soil
Stability of slopes
References
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