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Department
Construction Technology
kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Technical and Vocational
Training Corporation
Director General for curricula
Major
Architectural
construction
Page 1 of 92
Semesters
1439 H – 2018 G
TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Technical and Vocational Training Corporation
Director General for Curricula
Curriculum for Department of
Construction Technology
Major
Architectural construction
Training Plans For Technical Colleges
Department
Construction Technology
kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Technical and Vocational
Training Corporation
Director General for curricula
Major
Architectural
construction
Page 2 of 92
Introduction
Praise be to Allah who taught (the use of) the pen, Taught man that which he knew not. Peace and
blessings upon our Prophet, instructor and role model, Muhammad Ibn Abdullah, who is sent as a
teacher and guide to people and caller to Allah to bring people out of the darkness of ignorance and
misguidance to the light of knowledge and guidance.
The Technical and Vocational Training Corporation seeks to qualify trained national cadres who are
able to fill technical, technical and vocational jobs available in the Saudi labor market. This interest
comes as a result of the directions requested by the leaders of this country. All these jobs seek to obtain
an integrated homeland that depends first on Allah's success, then on its resources and the strength of
its youth, which has knowledge and faith. Everyone strives for the sake of continuing to reach
developmental progress, so that, by the grace of Allah, the country becomes one of the highest
industrialized countries.
The Director General for curricula has taken a positive step in line with advanced international
experiences to build training programs, according to modern scientific methods that are compatible
with the requirements of the labor market in all its specialties to meet these requirements. This step
consisted of the National Professional Standards Preparation Project, then the National Professional
Qualifications Project. Both projects are the main pillar in building training programs. Standards and
qualifications depend on the formation of specialized committees representing the labor market and the
General Organization for Technical and Vocational Training. The scientific vision must be compatible
with the practical reality imposed by the requirements of the labor market, so that these committees
ultimately come out with an integrated view of a training program more relevant to the labor market,
and more realistic in achieving its basic requirements.
This training plan deals with the “Architectural construction plan" in the Department of Construction
Technology for trainees of technical colleges to describe the courses of this specialization. This plan
needs to include vital topics that deal with how to acquire the necessary skills for this specialization so
that their skills are to assist them in their practical life after graduating from this program.
The Director General for curricula hopes that this training plan will be a direct contribution to the study
of necessary skills, in a simplified manner free of complication.
We hope that Allah will grant success to those who prepare the training plan and its beneficiaries, for
what Allah wants and pleases.
Director General for curricula
Department
Construction Technology
kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Technical and Vocational
Training Corporation
Director General for curricula
Major
Architectural
construction
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Table of Content
No Subject Page
1 Introduction 2
2 Table of Content 3
3 Program Description
Program Description
The overall objective of the program
The detailed objectives of the program
5
4 The Study Distributed on Semesters 6
5 Cover of Brief description of the major courses 8
6 Brief description of the major courses 9
7 Cover of Detailed Description of Construction Technology 12
8 Principle of Architecture Drawing -1 13
9 Computer Drawing -1 15
10 Surveying 17
11 Occupational safety 21
12 Steel & Formwork W/S 28
13 Architecture Drawing-2 33
14 Computer Drawing -2 35
15 Properties & Testing Of Materials 38
16 Computer Working Drawing 44
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17 Computer application of Architecture and Presentation 47
18 Computer Drawing -3 50
19 Construction Technology 54
20 Project Programming 58
21 Architecture Modeling 62
22 Quantities and Specifications 64
23 Construction Management 71
24 Building Systems 77
25 Project 81
26 Cover of appendices of the training plan 85
28 Appendix on equipment Statement for Laboratories, workshop and labs and workforce 86
29 Statement for Laboratories, workshop and labs 86
30 Computer lab 87
Manual drawing hall 87
Architecture Modeling Lab 87
31 Appendix on assessment tools 88
32 References 91
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Program Description
The Architectural Technology Diploma in the Department of Civil and Architectural Technology is
designed in accordance with the needs of the local workforce for specialization. Training in this
specialization is carried out in technical colleges, in five semester training classes; the duration of each
training semester is eighteen training weeks, with (1744) training hours. This is in addition to (490)
hours of practical training in the labor market, equivalent to (81) credit hours.
Training in this program is carried out on specialized skills in architectural drawing, computer drawing,
area, wrench and reinforcement workshops, material properties and testing, computer applications and
architectural rendering, computer graphics. The training includes construction techniques, architectural
models, quantities and specifications, construction management, building systems in addition to general
skills in Islamic culture, the Arabic language, English language, mathematics, computer applications,
and getting acquainted with the business world or (career guidance, excellence, job behavior and
communication skills).
The graduate of this program is granted an intermediate university certificate in the field of
Architectural Technology from the Department of Civil and Architectural Technology, and is expected
to work in the fields (Architectural Draftsman, Architectural Construction Supervisor, Assistant
Architectural Technician Trainer, Technical Specifications and Measurements in the Architectural
Technology Specialization. The graduate is expected to work In the architectural fields that include
participation in preparing architectural drawings, finishing works, preparing specifications, calculating
quantities, managing projects, and supervising building execution items in general and finishes items in
particular, in the implementation sites.
The overall objective of the program
This program aims to provide the trainee with the skills and information necessary to practice work in
the field of architectural construction, obtaining the fifth level in the national qualifications framework.
The detailed objectives of the program
By the end of this program, the trainee will be able and efficiently to:
The trainee uses computers in preparing architectural drawings
The trainee uses the computer in the 2D and 3D architectural presentation
The trainee prepares the executive drawings, details and drawings according to the
implementation of the project.
The trainee studies the architectural and executive plans and studies the conditions and
specifications.
Participates in the preparation of technical specifications and estimated and valuation assays.
Confines the quantities of business items
Supervises the implementation of the various business items on the site
Prepares technical abstracts and reports on project implementation
Prepares schedules of activities and materials used in the project
Participates in the initial and final receipt of the project
The trainee works as illustrations for the project.
The trainee coordinates between the implementation authorities.
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Training Corporation
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Major
Architectural
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The Study Distributed on Semesters
1st S
emeste
r
No Course Code Course Name Prerequisites Equivalent No of unites
Practical for flat space, University Salary House, Beirut
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Course
Name Occupational safety
Course
Code CCIV 101
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 2
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 0
Training 0
Course Description
This course examines the rules and procedures for occupational safety and security and the
responsibility of the workplace and its employees regarding it, in addition to the safety and security
standards and procedures necessary to achieve them on site and in the workshop, and to ensure the
compliance of all workers with the applicable safety and security procedures and to achieve an
appropriate work environment safe from accidents and provide safety for all workers
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the skills and preventive measures that must be followed in
the workplace to avoid accidents.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
9. The trainee adheres to the safety and security rules.
10. The trainee makes sure that the employees abide by the safety and security rules.
11. The trainee verifies the availability of first aid.
12. The trainee verifies the powers of the fire extinguishers.
13. The trainee verifies the presence of security guards at the site.
14. The trainee learns ways to implement barriers.
15. The trainee organizes the movement inside the project to avoid accidents.
16. The trainee identifies the types of warning signs and guidance.
17. The trainee identifies medications and tools that should be put in first aid boxes.
18. The trainee studies the emergency plans prepared for similar sites.
19. The trainee prepares security reports and statistics for the project.
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Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Occupational Safety Policy 2 0
Training and raising awareness of occupational safety matters 2 0
Risk analysis and management 6 0
Security on site 4 0
Accident investigation, reporting and statistics 2 0
Periodic inspection of work sites to discover hazards 2 0
Safety rules and guidelines and safe work systems 4 0
Safety and firefighting equipment 2 0
First aid and medical services 2 0
Occupational Safety and Health and perform site-specific
measurements 4 0
Specialized programs in occupational safety and health 2 0
Total 32 0
32
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment.
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The detailed curriculum (theoretical and practical)
Hours Content Assessment tools
2
Occupational Safety Policy:
Define the general policy for occupational safety
Introduce the facility's policy
The Organization's Occupational Safety Regulations:
o Safety program objectives
o The concept and philosophy of the program
o Responsible for the safety program
o General responsibilities of all employees of the
facility
o Ways to follow up on the occupational safety
program
The objectives of public safety laws in the countries of
the Gulf Cooperation Council
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
2
Training and raising awareness of occupational safety
matters:
Information required to implement the training and
awareness-raising program
Training new employees in the facility
Training old employees in the facility:
o Cases of the need to conduct training for old
workers and its components
o Occupational Safety Awareness Program:
o Prepare periodic newsletters
o Install the stickers
o Publish statistics, pictures and how-to phrases
The important elements to be covered by the training
and its fields
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
6
Risk analysis and management:
Definition of the concept of hazards and disasters, and
mentioned the most important sources and classification
o Natural hazards and disasters
o Human hazards and disasters
o Industrial hazards and disasters
Work site assessment and risk detection
Risk assessment and analysis
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Preparing for emergencies and contingency plans:
o The emergency cases expected to happen in the
facility
o Emergency plans, which include measures to
address sudden situations
o Important elements included in emergency plans
such as plans: (evacuation, firefighting, prevention
of leakage of dangerous materials, dealing with
severe injuries, etc.)
Experiments to ensure the efficiency of the emergency
plan
Manage available resources and provide risk response
plan equipment
Elements and procedures of the risk response plan
4
On-site security:
The importance of security guard
Security guard places on the site
Site security procedures
Self-inspection
Items inspection
Verify the tasks entering the site
How to deal with and record events
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
2
Accident investigation, reporting and statistics:
Identify and investigate risks to be reported
Determine the methods of reporting, the recipient and
who is to investigate
Reporting and investigation forms for injuries and
accidents
Statistics to be prepared on accidents and injuries and
how to benefit from them
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
2
Periodic inspection of work sites to discover hazards:
The importance of periodic inspection to identify risks
Inspection forms for inspection
Preventive and corrective actions to avoid risks
Self-inspection and inspection of belongings and proof
of the tasks entering the site
Employment structure and distribution of
responsibilities:
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o The responsibilities of all employees of the facility
o Responsibilities of supervisors
o Facility management responsibilities
o Responsibilities of safety officials
Occupational Safety and Health Committee:
o Its responsibilities
o Formed
o Its agenda
4
Safety rules and guidelines and safe work systems:
Site safety instructions and guidelines (laboratories,
workshops, warehouses, offices)
Instructions for applying occupational safety instructions
Safe working methods for all activities in the facility
Provide first aid
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
2
Safety and firefighting equipment:
o Safety equipment for personal protection:
o The importance of safety equipment to maintain the
safety of workers
o Description of personal protective equipment and
features
o Choose the right equipment for the type of risk
o The proper way to use
o Maintenance, storage and maintenance methods
Firefighting and extinguishing equipment and means of
preventing fire
o Causes and types of fires
o Types of fire extinguishers and their importance
o Distribution of fire extinguishers
o Ensure the use of extinguishers is valid
o Civil Defense Administration instructions for fire
resistance
o Preventive methods for granting fire and modern devices
for this purpose
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Architectural
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The detailed curriculum (theoretical and practical)
Hours Content Assessment tools
2
First aid and medical services:
Definition of first aid, its importance, and who will do it
Locating first aid boxes and medical aid
Choose people who are trained in first aid on site
Explanation of first aid methods provided to workers:
o Ambulance for different fractures
o First aid
o Ambulance suffocation cases
o Relief of various bleeding cases
o Ambulance for burn cases
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
4
Occupational safety and health and workplace
measurements:
Assessing the work environment and identifying
chemical and physical hazards
o Chemical hazards:
o Harm to workers
o Damage it to machines
o Allowed rates such as: smoke, gas fumes, liquids,
and dust
Physical hazards defined and permissible levels in each
of (temperature, airflow speed, noise, radiation, light
intensity, atmospheric pressure, humidity)
Carrying out the necessary measurements for work sites
periodically, identifying devices and methods of using
them and calibrating them
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
2
Specialized programs in occupational safety and health:
Specialized Safety Programs (OSHA) as required by
the US Occupational Safety and Health
Administration:
o Program for communicating information about
dangerous materials
o Warning signs and signs isolation program
o Speaking program on the audio device
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Hours Content Assessment tools
o Respiratory Protection Program
o Indoor entry program
References
Crisis management, disaster response and decision making, Naif Arab University
for Security Sciences, Riyadh, Al-Dweik, Abdul Ghaffar (2013)
Use of modern technology in the field of civil defense activities, Naif Arab
University for Security Sciences, Riyadh, Dweik, Abdul Ghaffar (2014)
Civil Defense Regulations, General Directorate of Civil Defense, Ministry of
Interior, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Course
Name Steel & Formwork W/S
Course
Code CCIV 102
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 2
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 0
Practical 4
Training 0
Course Description
This course deals with the definition of civil and architectural technology and its fields of work in
addition to the executive side of wooden formwork work for each of the bases, tables, ceilings, beams
and ladders, retaining walls and methods of receiving these works. The trainee trains in the
implementation of rebar works for these structural elements and knowledge of the number and tools
used for both wood and metal wrenches and rebar works.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the skills of formulating and reinforcing the necessary
construction works and supervising their implementation in buildings, roads, bridges, sidewalks and
sewage lines.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
1. The trainee distinguishes between the fields of civil and architectural construction.
2. The trainee uses wooden wrenches.
3. The trainee performs the carpentry work in the construction.
4. The trainee does armed blacksmithing in construction.
5. The trainee performs metal wrenches in construction.
6. The trainee performs paving layers.
7. The trainee works to extend the sewage pipes inside a trench.
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Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Unit 1: Definition of civil and architectural technology and its
fields of work 2 0
Unit 2: tools and materials for wooden wrenches and reinforcing
steel 0 2
Unit 3: The Axes Business (Axes) 0 4
Unit 4: Casting (carpentry + reinforcing steel) 0 8
Unit 5: Configuration (carpentry + reinforcing steel) 0 8
Unit 6: Columns (carpentry + armature) 0 4
Unit 7: Ceilings and Beams (carpentry + armature) 0 10
Unit 8: Stairs (carpentry + reinforcing steel) 0 6
Unit 9: Retaining walls (carpentry + reinforcing steel) 0 8
Unit 10: advanced and metallic formwork 0 4
Unit 11: Works of pavements, sidewalks and cold 0 4
Total 0 4
62
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, wearing the protective helmet, gloves, and clothes appropriate for work
and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the use of devices and equipment,
and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to him.
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Architectural
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Hours Content Assessment tools
2
Introduction to civil and architectural technology and its
fields of work:
Definition of civil technology
Definition of architectural technique
Civil technology work fields
Architectural technology work fields
Elements of different installations
Construction materials
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
2
Wrench and reinforcing tools and materials:
The number and tools used
Types and sectors of wood used
Types of rebar and its sizes
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
4
Axes work (hedging)
The purpose of the precaution
Reading the axes and columns panel
Sign the building on the public site
Executing precautionary works
Signature of horizontal and vertical axes
Receiving the hubs business (hedging)
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
8
Concrete bases:
Types of rules and get to know their drawings
Read grammar diagrams
Woodwork for reinforced bases
Receiving the work of the rules' hardships
Arm the separate bases
Calculation of steel reinforcement lengths in separate
bases
Receive the rebar
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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8
The bars:
Benefits of women in buildings
Types of females as they relate
Wooden formwork for bars
Receive wooden wrenches for the bars
Arm the women
Calculating the lengths of the reinforcing iron of the
welders
Receiving the iron reinforcing bars
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
4
Columns:
Types of columns and learn about their drawings
Read column charts
Wood formwork for columns
Receiving the works of formworks
Types of steel reinforcement bars
Calculate the lengths of the reinforcing bars
Receive the steel reinforcement bars
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
10
Ceilings and beams:
Types of roofs and beams and learn about their drawings
Read the ceiling diagrams
Wooden formwork for roofs and beams
Receiving works of roofs and beams
Types of reinforcement in the ceilings
Types of reinforcing beams
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
6
the stairs:
Types of stairs and learn about their drawings
Read the stairs diagrams
Works of stairs intensity and receipt
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
8
retaining walls:
Types of retaining walls
Wrenching works for retaining walls of road ferries
Receive the works of wall formwork
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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4
Metal and advanced formwork works:
Materials and equipment used in metal formwork
Metal parts, bridges, scaffolding, vertical uprights
Disconnect installation and connection
Metal formwork for no roof and beams
Metal formwork for large holes
Employment and productivity rates in metal formwork
Types of advanced wrenches:
o Tunnel wrenches
o Sliding wrenches
o System wrenches
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
4
Works of pavements, sidewalks and curbs:
The tools and tools used inside the road and sidewalks
workshop
Road planning inside the workshop
Create pavement layers (below foundation and
foundation)
Create sidewalks and install curbs
Surface layer works
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
4
Works of laying sewage pipes inside a trench:
Digging a trench 80 - 90 cm wide with a side sides
support
Extension of a sewage pipeline to a suitable diameter
Create a manhole with the necessary openings
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
References
Architectural construction ---------------------- For Dr. Muhammad Abdullah
Implementation work ---------------------- Arab Contractors Company
Engineering Encyclopedia ---------------------- Mr/ Abdul Latif Al-Zubari
Modern methods for the restoration, strengthening and protection of concrete
structures, Dr. Kamal Mustafa, Dr. Aziz Shenouda
Building construction (building technology) by Dr. Mohamed Abdullah - The
Anglo Egyptian Library
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Course
Name Architecture Drawing-2
Course
Code CARC 125
Prerequisite CARC123
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description
This course covers the technical skills of hand drawing, for drawing architectural sketches (projections
- facades - sectors - perspectives), and color and pencil output skills.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the skills of drawing things as he sees in nature and
mastering the directing of architectural projects in full and shadows by hand with free drawing
The detailed objectives of the course:
1. The trainee will be able to use the manual drawing tools.
2. The trainee is able to draw shapes from the silent nature.
3. The trainee will be able to draw the engineering projection of architectural forms manually.
4. The trainee will be able to manually reproduce the architectural drawings.
5. The trainee will be able to display the architectural drawings manually.
6. The trainee will be able to distinguish between manual and engineering drawing.
7. The trainee will be able to imagine drawing architectural figures.
8. The trainee will be able to use the scientific techniques for hand drawing.
Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Engineering tools and their uses in free drawing 6 4
Manual drawing techniques for engineering shapes 8 9
Drawing architectural perspectives manually 8 9
Manual drawing techniques for architectural drawings 10 10
Total 32 32
64
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the
use of devices and equipment, and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to it.
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Construction Technology
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Architectural
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10
Engineering tools and their uses for free drawing:
Draw visual works
o Office
o a chair
o Drawing table.... etc
Practical performance
17
Manual drawing techniques for engineering shapes:
Draw visual works
o Square, rectangle, circle ... etc
o Various configurations
Practical performance
17
Drawing architectural perspectives manually:
Endoscopes
External perspectives
Practical performance
20
Manual drawing techniques for architectural drawings:
General Site
Horizontal projections
Interfaces
Sectors
Practical performance
References
Ian Simpson, The Encyclopedia of Drawing Techniques, Thired edition 2011
Gene Franks, Pencil Drawing, 2011
Kennth W. Kvowlton & Others, Technical Freehand Drawing and Sketchin, 2012
Basic Drafting, Leland Scott,2013
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Course
Name Computer Drawing -2
Course
Code CARC 126
Prerequisite CARC 124
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 0
Practical 6
Training 0
Course Description
This course covers the skills of preparing the integrated architectural drawings with modification of the
architectural designs in the 2D dimension using the AutoCAD computer program and the knowledge of
the international standards for the architectural elements in the projections and the general site.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to enable the trainee to prepare and amend the integrated executive drawings by
dealing with drawing, modification and assistance orders in the drawing program (two-dimensional).
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
1. The trainee will be able to prepare architectural executive plans.
2. The trainee will be able to prepare the drawings according to the implementation.
3. The trainee will be able to coordinate with the implementation site in receiving and submitting
the plans.
4. The trainee will be able to participate in making technical adjustments during implementation.
5. The trainee will be able to receive the approved executive plans.
6. The trainee will be able to compare architectural plans with other engineering plans.
7. The trainee will be able to index the charts.
8. The trainee is able to use technical and English terms.
9. The trainee will be able to draw the adjustments to the drawing using the computer's AutoCAD
program.
10. The trainee will be able to adjust to the drawing using the computer's AutoCAD program.
11. The trainee will be able to determine the names of the programs used in the field of drawing.
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Units (theoretical and practical)
Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Revision on drawing & editing techniques 0 18
Plotting 0 18
Application on a comprehensive workshop drawing 0 60
Total
0 96
96
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the
use of devices and equipment, and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to it.
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Architectural
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18
Review drawing orders in AutoCAD and the modification
technique (applied in the computer drawing material (1):
DRAW
MODIFY
TEXT AND DIMINSION
LAYERS
Practical performance
18
Plotting
LAYOUT SPACE Setting
GETTING READY TO PLOT
Setting up a printer via PAGE SETUP MANGER
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
60
AutoCAD commands to draw integrated architectural
projections in two dimensions:
Detailed Architectural Projection
section
Interfaces
General location
Architectural details
Practical performance
References
Autodesk Official Training Guide, Donnie Gladfelte, 2012
Autodesk Official Training Guide, Scott Onstott,2012
Abdul Shafi, Mustafa (2011), AutoCAD 2010
Model Making ,Bernard Otte, 2012
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Course
Name Properties & Testing Of Materials
Course
Code CCIV111
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description This course deals with the definition of the mechanical, physical and chemical properties of the different
materials used in building technology, the extent of the presence of these materials in the environment in which
the building is executed and their conformity with local and international standards, and carrying out the
necessary experiments for construction materials tests.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the basic skills to learn about the properties of different construction
materials through conducting field and laboratory tests to be able to control their quality.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to: 1. The trainee continues to supply construction materials on site.
2. The trainee verifies the quality of the materials used.
3. The trainee tests the quality of the materials used.
4. The trainee makes sure that the materials are well mixed.
5. The trainee is acquainted with the specifications brochure.
6. The trainee is familiar with the international specifications of the materials.
7. The trainee studies the brochures and flyers attached with the materials
8. The trainee determines the types of tests required for the materials.
9. The trainee determines the means of examination and inspection.
Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical Natural stones and rubble 4 6
Cement 2 6
Mixing water and additives 2 2
Concrete 4 10
Bricks and blocks 4 2
Lime and plaster 4 2
Mineral and non-metallic materials 4 8
Paints and insulation 4 0
Total 28 35
64
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, wearing the protective helmet, gloves and clothes appropriate for work
and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the use of devices and equipment,
and uses engineering tools when assigned to it. Keep the documents in a suitable place.
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Natural stones and aggregates:
Rocks:
o Rock formation
Cumulus:
o confiscation
o Its types
o Its uses
o Its properties
Marble:
o confiscation
o Its types
o Its uses
o Its properties
Building stones:
o confiscation
o Its types
o Its uses
o Its properties
Aggregate tests:
o Specific and volumetric weight
o Granular gradient
o Organic impurities
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
8
Cement:
Made it up
Its types
Its properties
Store it
Quality control
Cement and mortar tests
Smoothness
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Specific and volumetric weight
Set standard textures
Set the primary suspicion time and final suspicion time
Resistance to compression, tensile and bending of
cement mortar samples
4
Mixing water and additives:
water:
o Occupation
o Its properties
Types of additives
o Its types
o Its properties
Mixing water tests:
o Percentage of salts
o Alkaline degree (PH)
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
14
Concrete:
Concrete mixing
Soft concrete properties
Properties of hardened concrete
Elements influencing concrete resistance
Transfer and pour concrete
Your blood and concrete treatment
Fresh and hardened concrete tests:
o Landing, flow, compacting factor, air content of
fresh concrete
o The pressure resistance of standard cubes
o Compression resistance of standard cylinders
o Schmidt hammer test on structural elements
o Concrete heart test on structural elements
o Structural loading test
o Determination of bending resistance of hardened
concrete
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o Non-destructive tests on concrete using ultrasound:
(Determination of concrete quality, detection of steel
reinforcement positions and diameters, measurement of the
thickness of the surface cover layer, measurement of the depth
and direction of the surface cracks).
6
Brick:
Its types
Its components
Its uses
Its properties
Brick tests:
o Pressure resistance
o Water absorption ratio
o Visual examination (dimensions, angles, flatness,
straightness)
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
6
Lime and plaster:
Lime:
o Lime industry
o Its uses
o Its properties
Gypsum:
o Gypsum industry
o Its types
o Its uses
o Its properties
Lime tests:
o Smoothness, operability
Gypsum and aloe gypsum tests:
o Softness
o Operability
o Time of doubt
o Bending resistance
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Mineral and non-metallic materials:
Metal material:
o Iron types
o Structural steel
o Stainless iron
o The effect of carbon ratio on structural steel
o The relationship between stress and emotion
o Aluminum and its uses and mechanical properties
Mineral materials tests:
o Tensile iron and aluminum
o Shock on iron and aluminum
o Bending over iron and aluminum
Non-metallic materials:
o Wood: its sources, types, defects and damage,
methods of protecting and treating wood
o PVC: its types, components, uses, properties
o Glass: its types, components, uses, properties
Non-metallic materials tests:
the woods :
o Moisture content
o Compression resistance
o Shear, bend and stretch in a direction parallel to the
fibers
PVC:
o Internal pressure
o Chemical resistance
o Visual examination (diameter - thickness -
straightness)
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
4
Paints and insulation materials:
Types of paints:
o Its components
o Their uses
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o Its properties
Insulating materials:
o Its components
o Their uses
o Its properties
References
Engineering materials resistance and tests, d. Ahmed Ali Al-Arian, d. Abdel
Karim Atta, Cairo, the world of books
Concrete Technology (Properties of Concrete and Mixture Design), Dr. Ahmed
Ali El-Erian, Dr. Abdel Karim Atta, Cairo, Book World
Saudi standard specifications for building materials
American Code for Design and Implementation of Concrete Structures (Appendix
for Laboratory Testing of Concrete Materials)
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Course
Name Computer Working Drawing
Course
Code CARC 227
Prerequisite CARC124
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description
This course covers the skills of preparing the basic executive drawings for the implementation of
horizontal projections, interfaces, executive sectors and architectural details by using an AutoCAD
program in the computer and defining architectural symbols and technical terms.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the ability to prepare basic executive drawings for
horizontal projections, interfaces and sectors using the AutoCAD software in the computer.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to: 1. The trainee is able to draw the executive general site of the building
2. The trainee will be able to prepare the executive architectural horizontal projections
3. The trainee is able to draw the executive architectural façades
4. The trainee is able to draw the executive architectural sectors
5. The trainee will be able to prepare the basic tables for the doors, windows and finishes
6. The trainee will be able to review architectural plans with other drawings
7. The trainee will be able to determine the relationship of the building to the general site
8. The trainee is able to draw executive architectural projections, facades and sectors
9. The trainee will be able to deduce the architectural façades from the architectural projections
10. The trainee will be able to define and draw out the sector line
11. The trainee will be able to work the pattern tables for the openings and finishes
Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Components of general site operational graphics 7 7
Horizontal projections 7 7
Interfaces 6 6
Sectors 6 6
Architectural details 6 6
Total 32 32
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Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or using
devices and equipment, and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the use of devices and
equipment, and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to it.
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Components of executive drawings and general site:
Preparing the general executive site of the building
or project with the following information:
o Statement of the building’s relationship to property
limits
o External fences of the building
o Coordinate the general location around the building
o North arrow
Practical performance
14
Horizontal projections:
The preparation of the project's horizontal
projections with the following basic information
provided:
o The structural system used
o Vertical and horizontal axes
o Internal and external dimensions
o Sectors locations and interface numbers
o Forbidden materials used
o The levels
o Models for doors and windows
o North arrow
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
12
Interfaces:
The preparation of the executive facades of the
project stating:
o Internal and external dimensions
o The levels
o External naming materials on the facades
o Axis numbers
Practical performance
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Sectors:
Preparation of the executive sectors of the project
(longitudinal and transverse), indicating:
External dimensions, internal
Finishes layers
The levels
Axis numbers
Practical performance
12
Architectural details:
Preparing operational architectural details
Stairs of all kinds
Moisture and heat insulators
Architectural landings and expansion joints
Sidewalks and curbs
Practical performance
References
Understanding Construction drawings, Mark W. Huth 2011
The professional practice of archictcrual working drawings ,Osamu A. Wakita
2013
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Course
Name Computer application of Architecture and Presentation
Course
Code CARC 229
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 0
Practical 6
Training 0
Course Description
This portfolio addresses the skills of using modern architectural software (Rivet) by preparing
modeling for architectural projects Modeling and applying architectural demonstration techniques in
2D and 3D using the computer to project projections, interfaces, sectors, general location and
architectural perspectives.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the skills of using the Rivet program techniques in
computer modeling and architectural rendering to produce graphics in the 2D dimension, from pre-
prepared drawings on the computer to presenting them in the form of images that simulate the natural
final form of the theory of virtual reality.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
1. The trainee will be able to determine the names of the programs used in the field of drawing
2. The trainee is able to use technical and English terms.
3. The trainee will be able to use Rivet in the drawing.
4. The trainee will be able to use the Photoshop program for drawing.
5. The trainee will be able to participate in making technical adjustments during implementation.
6. The trainee will be able to draw adjustments to the drawing using the Rivet program on the
computer.
7. The trainee will be able to adjust the drawing using the Rivet program on the computer.
Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Introduction to architectural modeling in Rivet 0 6
Learn about Rivet and how to use it 0 18
Learn how to apply architectural elements in groups 0 12
Learn about different architectural rendering programs and use of
Photoshop 0 12
Cladding, modifying and making surface materials, adding
different shapes, images and backgrounds, and shading and
shading on architectural drawings
0 30
Implementation of an integrated architectural project 0 18
Total 0 96
96
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Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the
use of devices and equipment, and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to it.
The detailed curriculum (theoretical and practical)
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6
An introduction to Rivet architectural modeling
Learn how the program works and windows
Revit settings
Introducing toolbars
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
18
Learn about Rivet and how to use it:
Identify architectural elements in the program
The doors are of various shapes and characteristics
Different types of floors and how to modify them
The walls have different finishing materials
Ceilings and their types
How to draw architectural voids and their characteristics
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
12
Learn how to apply architectural elements as groups:
How to modify and align architectural elements with the
program
Architectural display elements application
How to prepare tables and executive details
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
12
Identify the different architectural rendering programs and
use Photoshop:
Entrance and application of Photoshop:
Learn how the program works and display windows.
Display program settings.
Introducing toolbars
How to prepare the art board, and determine the units
and sizes
Learn about color modes and their work
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
30
Cladding, modifying and making surface materials and
adding different shapes, images and backgrounds:
Drawing and modification orders:
o Explanation of the command list
o Explain how to fill architectural spaces
o Explain the use of layers
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o Introducing effects on colors and images
o Explain the work of the filling and the use of
external models
Graphics output and shadow drawing:
o Methods of shadow placement
o Methods of shading the facades
o Add shapes, backgrounds and items
o Add backgrounds for art boards
o Coordination and preparation of the architectural
project
18 Implementation of an integrated architectural
project
Practical performance
References
Drawing shortcuts: Developing Quick Drawing Skill Using Today's technology ,
Jim Leggitt, 2013
Rendering in Sketch up Daniel Tal, 2012
Photo learning Photoshop book (translated) Adobe® Creative Suite 2012
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Course
Name Computer Drawing -3
Course
Code CARC 228
Prerequisite CARC124
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description
This course deals with the skills of using techniques and commands for drawing with the AutoCAD
program in the computer to draw architectural and structural shapes and applying them to a project in
the 3D dimension with the output of these drawings.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the skills of using drawing techniques in the AutoCAD
program in the computer to create and produce 3D graphics from the initial stage to the middle stage
during the project implementation stages.
The detailed objectives of the course:
1. The trainee will be able to prepare architectural executive plans.
2. The trainee will be able to coordinate with the site in receiving and submitting the plans.
3. The trainee will be able to participate in making technical adjustments during implementation.
4. The trainee is able to use technical and English terms.
5. The trainee will be able to draw 3D graphics with AutoCAD in the computer
6. The trainee will be able to draw the adjustments to the drawing in the AutoCAD program on the
computer
7. The trainee will be able to determine the names of the programs used in the field of drawing.
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Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Introduction to 3D Modeling 5 0
Viewing a 3D Model 3 0
The User Co-ordinate System (UCS) 3 0
Adding Three Dimensional Surfaces (3DFACE & PFACE) 3 0
Using 3D Objects Mesh Commands 3 0
Surfaces of Revolution (REVSURF) 3 0
EDGESURF, RULESURF, and TABSURF 3 0
3D Editing Essentials 3 0
Dynamic 3-D Displays (DVIEW) 3 0
Practical Project 3 0
Training the trainees on how to transform the AutoCAD screen in
the third dimension 0 5
SURFACES list application for simple engineering blocks 0 3
SOLIDS EDITING LIST application 0 3
Introduction to the UCS List 0 3
Use the UCS coordinate system in the third dimension 0 3
Using 3D modification orders 0 3
Detailed architectural project 0 12
Total 32 32
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Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the
use of devices and equipment, and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to it.
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5 Introduction to 3D Modeling Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 Viewing a 3D Model Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 The User Co-ordinate System (UCS) Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 Adding Three Dimensional Surfaces (3DFACE &
PFACE)
Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 Using 3D Objects Mesh Commands Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 Surfaces of Revolution (REVSURF) Modeling + Applied
exercises
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3 EDGESURF, RULESURF, and TABSURF Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 3D Editing Essentials Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 Dynamic 3-D Displays (DVIEW) Modeling + Applied
exercises
3 Practical Project Modeling + Applied
exercises
5
Converting the AutoCAD screen in the third dimension
via a menu:
(Modeling) VIEW
VIEW PORTS orders applied
SOLIDS menu application for making 3D blocks
Modeling + Applied
exercises
3
SURFACES application for simple geometrical blocks
(cubic - pyramid - cone):
(Modeling)
How to implement MODIFY commands in the third
dimension
Modeling + Applied
exercises
3
SOLIDS EDITING LIST APPLICATION:
3D blocks
Practice SHADE
Modeling + Applied
exercises
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3
Introduction to UCS List:
All previous orders apply to simplified architectural
projections
Modeling + Applied
exercises
3
Use the UCS coordinate system in the third dimension:
Changing UCS modes as directed by drawing
Use the 3DOrbit method to animate and preview the
perspective
UCS + Applied exercises
3
Using 3D modification orders:
Mirror 3D
3D Rotate
UCS + Applied exercises
12
Detailed architectural project:
Apply the Named Views command to save snapshot
modes
The perspective application of the RENDER list
Adjust Clipping Planes application for making an
isometric sector
Output the perspective by adding materials, lighting, and
backgrounds
PLOTTING
Export perspective to Photoshop and 3D Max
Practical project with
Surrounding effects
References
Autodesk Official Training Guide, Donnie Gladfelte, 2012
Autodesk Official Training Guide, Scott Onstott,2012
Abdul Shafi, Mustafa (2011), AutoCAD 2010
Model Making ,Bernard Otte, 2012
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Course
Name Construction Technology
Course
Code CARC 234
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description
This course deals with the system of load-bearing walls, the system of structural construction, brick and
stone building skills, and construction methods. It is also known as the importance of energy and
methods of preserving it using water and thermal insulators and their methods of installation and
testing.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee the basic skills in determining the construction systems and
methods of implementation used in buildings, and the ability to supervise the implementation and
isolation of those works.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
1. The trainee will be able to determine the construction systems used in the construction.
2. The trainee will be able to learn about traditional and advanced implementation methods.
3. The trainee will be able to build a brick.
4. The trainee will be able to build with stone.
5. The trainee will be able to become familiar with construction technology.
6. The trainee will be able to perform the thermal insulation works.
7. The trainee is able to be familiar with the technical terms.
8. The trainee will be able to become familiar with the ways of carrying out the activities.
9. The trainee will be able to perform moisture isolation work.
10. The trainee will be able to understand the system used in the project.
11. The trainee will be able to determine the order of activities.
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Units (theoretical and practical)
Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Brick and stone construction work 8 8
Building construction systems 8 8
Building methods 8 8
Building insulation work 8 8
Total
32 8
64
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, wearing a protective helmet, gloves, and clothes appropriate for work,
and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the use of devices and equipment,
and uses tools for what was assigned to him.
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Brick and stone construction work:
Building with bricks
Stone construction
o Bricklaying exercises
o Stone building exercises
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
16
Building construction systems:
Constructions with load bearing walls
Structural construction system
o Column and beam construction system
o Frame Systems
o Truss Systems
o Exercises on the construction of the system load-
bearing walls
o Structural building exercises
o Truss construction exercises
o Exercises on building with a crustacean system
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
16
Building methods:
Traditional implementation method
Advanced building methods (on-site automation)
o The tiles are raised
o Tunnel wrenches
o Vertically sliding wrenches
o Comprehensive system
Prefabricated methods (building construction):
o Longitudinal units system
o System of flat units
o Box units system
Types of joints - connection - structural buildings
o Reports and research on one of the modern methods
of implementation
o Exercises on types of structural joints in buildings
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Building insulation work:
Moisture insulation works
Heat insulation works
o Exercises to isolate moisture
o Heat insulation exercises
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
References
Fundamental of Building Construction, 6TH edition, Edward Allen, 2011
Material for Civil and Construction Engineer 3rd Edition Micheal s. Mamlouk,
2014
Designing Tall Building: Structure as Architecture, 2nd edition, Mark
Sarkisian,2016
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Course
Name Project Programming
Course
Code CARC 282
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 2
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 0
Training 0
Course Description
The project program is the first part of the graduation project to provide the trainee with the necessary
skills to choose the graduation project and learn how to start the project, in it are presented several
topics for the trainee, one of whom is to make comprehensive studies for the graduation project. The
following topics include (drawing and showing projects, counting quantities and preparing
specifications, preparing site drawings and suggesting appropriate finishes).
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to train the trainee to work alone or in a group and practice the profession by applying
some branches of specialization previously studied in the department.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
1. The trainee will be able to participate in the periodic meetings
2. The trainee is able to review the terms and conditions
3. The trainee will be able to limit the quantities of business items
4. The trainee will be able to prepare reports on the work performed
5. The trainee is able to draw using computer drawing programs
6. The trainee is able to visit specialized factories and exhibitions
7. The trainee will be able to determine the order of work
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Training hours
Theoretical Practical
The trainee chooses to prepare a project research program on one of the
following topics:
Architectural drawing and computer display
32
Quantity counting and preparation of specifications
Preparing site drawings (workshop) and suggesting suitable finishes
Projects management
Total
32
32
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, wearing a protective helmet, gloves, and clothes appropriate for work,
and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the use of devices and equipment,
and uses tools for what was assigned to him.
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The trainee chooses to register in one of the following
subjects:
Architectural drawing and computer display:
o Study the architectural plans for one of the
projects that are chosen, provided that the
following works are completed:
o General Site
o Horizontal projections
o Sectors
o Interfaces
o Show the project with Photo Shop.
o Make the necessary perspectives for him.
Quantities and specifications:
o Choose one of the plans for which the executive
drawings have been prepared, provided that the
following works are completed:
o Initial inventory of business items, and studying
their prices according to the market
o Writing the preliminary technical specifications
for the project
Workshop:
Choose one of the projects that are under
implementation and make site drawings for him and
propose various finishes and determine the method of
implementation supported by pictures and drawings,
provided that the work includes some of the following
items:
o Layering and paints works
o Dressing works (external, internal)
o Flooring work
o False ceiling works
o General site works
Projects management:
Selecting one of the projects expected to be
implemented to analyze the various activities that might
be present and conduct a preliminary research through
the following steps:
o Define project activities
o Determine work quantities for activities
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o Determine the dependencies of activities.
o Determine the resources required for each activity.
o Determine the estimated cost for each activity.
o Draw the project schedule.
o Using the computer in preparing the timetable and
scheduling the project
References
All references in the courses and curricula that the trainee previously studied in this
major are referred.
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Course
Name Architecture Modeling
Course
Code CARC 262
Prerequisite CARC 124
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 2
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 0
Practical 4
Training 0
Course Description
This course covers the skills that qualify the trainee to make models and models for different
architectural projects with multiple drawing standards, and to set tools, equipment and materials used in
them, and to prepare and work models and models using a computer and laser-cutting machine.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the basic skills to prepare models and architectural models
for the projects in which he participates.
The detailed objectives of the course:
1. The trainee will be able to determine the tools and materials used in preparing the figures.
2. The trainee will be able to define the drawing standards used in preparing the figures.
3. The trainee will be able to study architectural and executive plans.
4. The trainee will be able to prepare the model according to the drawings and plans.
5. The trainee will be able to determine the order of work.
6. The trainee will be able to determine the modern programs and hardware that should be trained
on.
Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Determination of tools, equipment and materials used in preparing solids 0 12
Determine the drawing standards used in preparing figures 0 12
Study of architectural and executive plans 0 12
Preparing the model according to the available drawings and plans 0 12
Using modern devices - by computer - to prepare solids 0 16
Total 0 64
64
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the
use of devices and equipment, and uses engineering tools for what was assigned to it.
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Construction Technology
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Training Corporation
Director General for curricula
Major
Architectural
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12
Determination of tools, equipment and materials used in
preparing solids:
Types of tools
Types of materials used
Types of adhesive and glue
Models that help prepare solids
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
12
Specify the drawing standards used in preparing figures:
Mass scales
Architectural scales
Detailed scale drawing scales
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
12
Study of architectural and executive plans:
Examine the horizontal projections in detail
Study the interfaces
Study sectors
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
12
The preparation of the model according to the available
drawings and plans:
Determination of ores
Sample processing
Cut the materials according to the drawings on the
specified drawing scale
Holographic assembly and general site work
Presentation of the model in its final form
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
16
The use of modern computer hardware for preparing
solids:
Training in computer programs used in preparing solids
Stereoscopic implementation using modern computer
hardware
Visits to engineering offices specializing in sculptures
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
References
Model Making (Architecture Brief) , Megan Werner, 2011
pitsco true scale house framing kit, Pitsco,2012
Model Making: conceive, create, and convince, Bernard Otte, 2014
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Director General for curricula
Major
Architectural
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Course
Name Quantities and Specifications
Course
Code CARC 214
Prerequisite MATH121
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description
This course deals with the skills of studying contract documents, the concept of valuation assays and
the list of quantities, in addition to carrying out quantitative work for excavation, backfilling, ordinary
and armed concrete works, building works and insulation works. The course deals with describing the
specifications and business items and the method of making periodic and final abstracts of the executed
works and using a specialized software for that.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the ability to perform measurement and inventory work
within the quantitative and valuation scales schedules for the usual work items from excavation and
backfilling works and regular and armed concrete works and building work and insulation works from
the plans or implemented on the sites and writing technical specifications for them.
The detailed objectives of the course: The trainee should be able and efficient to:
1. The trainee will be able to limit the usual business items to the architectural and construction
executive drawings.
2. The trainee will be able to limit excavation and backfilling.
3. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of construction works.
4. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of concrete work.
5. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of building works.
6. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of health work.
7. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of electrical work.
8. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of isolation work.
9. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of dressings.
10. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of tile work.
11. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of ironwork.
12. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of aluminum work.
13. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of woodwork.
14. The trainee will be able to limit the amount of works of borrowed roofs.
15. The trainee will be able to match the work executed on the drawings and specifications
16. The trainee will be able to participate in the preparation of the project evaluation.
17. The trainee will be able to prepare technical specifications for regular business items.
18. The trainee will be able to measure the work performed on the site.
19. The trainee will be able to participate in preparing the periodic and final abstracts.
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Units (theoretical and practical)
Training hours
Theoretical Practical
Introduction to calculating and calculating quantities 6 0
Calculating and counting quantities and writing construction works items 10 0
Exercises to count quantities and their accounts and write specifications
for construction work
0 16
Calculate and count quantities and write finishes items 16 0
Finishes exercises 0 16
Total
32 32
64
Procedures of Safety Requirements:
The health session inside the training halls and the body is in the proper position when transporting or
using devices and equipment, wearing a protective helmet, gloves, and clothes appropriate for work
and following the safety instructions mentioned in the manuals for the use of devices and equipment.
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Director General for curricula
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Architectural
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6
Introduction to calculating and calculating quantities:
Methods of writing technical specifications for business
items:
o Writing technical specifications for works
o Writing business terms for the project
Methods of measuring and quantifying quantities for
works:
o The difference between the engineer and contractor
inventory
o Types of quantities lists
o Quantitative methods
Methods for calculating areas and volumes for different
shapes:
o Calculate areas of different shapes
o Calculating volumes of different shapes
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
10
Calculating and calculating quantities and writing
construction works items:
Calculate, inventory and write the terms of excavation
and backfilling:
o General specifications for the project's excavation
and backfilling
o Measure and quantify the quantities of the
excavation work
o Measure and quantify quantities for response work
Measurement and inventory of quantities and writing
specifications for regular concrete works items:
o General specifications for ordinary concrete works
in the project
o Measurement and inventory of ordinary concrete
works for the following:
o Foundations
o Flooring, corridors and mattresses
o Surface inclinations
o For bathrooms and kitchens
Measurement, inventory of quantities, and writing
specifications for reinforced concrete works items:
o General specifications for reinforced concrete works
in the project
o Measurement and inventory of the workings of
reinforced concrete for:
o Foundations
o Concrete walls
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o Columns
o Ceilings (tiles + beams)
o Contracts and domes
o the stairs
o Lintel
o Armature works
Calculating and calculating quantities and writing
specifications for building works items:
o General specifications for building works in the
project
o Measurement and inventory of building works:
o Brick and more fish
o The thickness of half a brick
Calculating and calculating quantities and writing
specifications for isolation work items:
o General specifications for insulation works in the
project
o Measurement and inventory of the following moisture
insulation works:
o Foundations
o Vertical wall insulation
o Floors
o Surface insulation
Calculation and calculation of thermal insulation works
for walls and ceilings
16
Exercises to count quantities and their accounts and write
specifications for construction work:
Exercises on methods of calculating areas and volumes
for different shapes:
o Calculate areas of different shapes.
o Calculating volumes of different shapes
Exercises on quantifying and quantifying items for:
o digging works
o Backfill
Exercises on quantification and quantification of regular
concrete works:
o For the foundations
o For floors
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Major
Architectural
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o Concrete slope of roofs
Exercises on quantification and quantification of obelisk
concrete works:
o The foundations (bases, flaps, necks, columns)
o Columns
o Ceilings and beams
o Domes and contracts
o Concrete walls
o the stairs
o Lintel
o Armature
Exercises on building measurement and inventory
works:
o Thickness buildings and more
o Buildings thickness 1/2 brick
16
Calculating and calculating quantities and writing finishes
items:
General specifications for various finishes works in the
project
False Ceilings:
o General specifications for suspended ceiling works
o Calculation and inventory of works of false ceilings
o Calculating and limiting the works of cornices to the
bishop
o Appraising the valuation of the works of false
ceilings
Metal work (iron, aluminum):
o General specifications for iron and aluminum works
o Calculation and inventory of works of doors and
windows
o Calculating and counting the works of metal fences,
balustrades, and others.
o Make an evaluation of the metal works.
Health business:
o General specifications for health works
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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o Restrict feeding activities (hot and cold)
o Restricting drainage works
o Enumeration of health devices
o Make an evaluation of health works
Electricity works
o General specifications for electrical work
o Inventory electrical works
o Appraisal evaluation of electrical work
Preparing periodic and final abstracts:
o Prepare periodic abstracts
o Preparing the final abstracts
16
Finishes exercises:
Exercises at the expense and calculation of dressing
works for:
o Brick dressing
o Stone coatings
o Marble and granite coatings
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to calculate and count the acts of liaising:
o Interior placement works
o External placement works
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to calculate and count paint work:
o Interior paints works
o Acts of external paints
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to calculate and calculate the flooring and
ministries:
o Flooring work
o Business of ministries
o Make an evaluation for these works
Oral exams
Written exams
Practical performance
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Exercises to calculate and count carpentry works (door and
window models):
o Door work
o Windows works
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to calculate and count the works of false ceilings:
o Gypsum works
o Decoration works for ceilings
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to calculate and count metalwork:
o Calculation and calculation of iron works
o Calculating and counting aluminum works
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to calculate and count health work:
o Calculating and counting health devices
o Calculation and inventory of sanitation works
o Calculating and counting water supply works
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to measure and limit electrical work:
o Calculation and inventory of lighting works
o Calculating and counting the work of electrical circuits
o Calculating and counting the business of telephone
departments
o Calculating and counting the work of television circuits
o Calculating and counting the work of fire departments
o Make an evaluation for these works
Exercises to prepare periodic and final extracts:
o Prepare the periodic extract
o Preparing the final extract
References
Steven J. Peterson And Frank R. Dagostino. Estimating In Building Construction -
2013.
Duancan Cartlidge. Quantity Surveyor's Pocket Book – 2012
Abdel-Latif Abu Al-Ata Al-Abqari, Engineering Encyclopedia for Building and
Public Facilities Building, Part I, Majid Printing House, Cairo, 2006
Ministry of Public Works and Housing, General Specifications for Building
Implementation, Riyadh, 1423
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Course
Name Construction Management
Course
Code CCIV 251
Prerequisite
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative
training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 2
Training 0
Course Description
The course deals with the definition of the types of engineering contracts and tenders and their
procedures, how to organize and manage construction projects contracts, as well as the stages of the
project and the parties involved in it and the tasks of the technical management of the project in
reviewing project documents from quantities tables, executive plans, specifications and approval of the
consultant, The course deals with preparing reports and writing the damages and methods of managing
project resources, in addition to training in planning and scheduling methods used in project
management for materials, labor, equipment and subcontractors during the various project stages as
well as preparing detailed programs for implementation stages and how to determine the time to
implement various project activities with the use of computers In planning and scheduling the project
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with technical and administrative skills to prepare engineering
contracts and project management during its various stages.
The detailed objectives of the course:
1. The trainee learns the procedures for approving the plans from the owner, the consultant and the
official authorities.
2. The trainee checks the contract documents and the general and special conditions.
3. The trainee verifies the availability of services on site.
4. The trainee performs the required tests on site.
5. The trainee prepares contractor and consultant offices, warehouses, workshops and laboratories.
