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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL
AND ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING |
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4024 |
Working Drawinfgs2 |
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ARE 422, 3 CH |
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PREREQUISITES |
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ARE421 Working Drawings1 |
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COREQUISITES |
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None |
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TIME AND LOCATION |
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Monday |
110:00 – |
Abu Romman ST.3 |
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INSTRUCTOR |
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Name, Title: |
Yousef Raba’e |
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Office address: |
Abu Romman 4th Floor |
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Office hours: |
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Phone: |
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E-mail: |
rusef@ppu.edu |
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Website URL: |
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E-Learning: |
http://elearning.ppu.edu/moodle/course/category.php?id=37 |
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TEXT
BOOK |
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No exact Text book required |
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REFERENCES |
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Optional references: Thomas Obermeyer,
Architectural Technology |
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ADDITIONAL
MATERIALS OR EQUIPMENT
NEEDED FOR THE
COURSE |
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All Drafting tools are required |
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SUPPLEMENTARY
MATERIALS |
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· Hints for Studying: In addition to class and home exercises,
class notes handouts and presentations
it is a good studying practice to review topics from library books and
magazines and review the internet websites. · University Resources: Students are expected to make use of the resources available in the library. |
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COURSE DESCRIPTION |
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The working drawing is a set of drawings from which an architectural notion could be carried through to reality. It contains all the information and details the workers need on site. This course is a complementary course to working drawings1. The emphasis in this working drawings
course is on the study of the internal
environment, within an integrated functioning The information is usually filed according to the following: 1 – Architectural drawing. 2- structural drawings. 3- Electrical drawing. 4- Mechanical drawings which includes air conditioning, heating , etc… 5- Sanitary drawings. Students are required, therefore, to choose a design problem from the previous design projects which will be studied and prepared for execution. Students’ work will be individually and no team work is accepted. |
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INTENDED
LEARNING OUTCOMES After completing this course students
should be able to: |
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Draw and prepare all the
requirements of the execution maps needed in the field. ·
Draw all kinds of foundation
plans and details. ·
Be able to detail any part of
the building in different scale including wood and metal parts. ·
Be able to detail any part of
the furniture. ·
Be able to prepare all kinds
of schedules as doors, windows, and
finishing schedule. |
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COURSE
OUTLINE AND CALENDER |
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TOPICS |
WEEK |
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Introduction and determine the subject and kin of the project. |
1 week |
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Foundation map and details |
2 weeks |
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Site plan and plans |
1.5 week |
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Elevation, Sections |
1 week |
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First Exam |
Week 6 |
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Wall Sections |
Week 7 |
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Stair details preliminary delivery of the project |
Week 8 |
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Second Exam (Closed Book |
Week 9 |
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Brick works |
Week10 |
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Wood flooring, Partitions and curtain walls |
Week 11 |
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Roof works, wood and metal roofs flat and pitched |
Week 12 |
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Doors and windows. Schedules |
Week13 |
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Schedules and finishing of the project |
Week 14 |
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Final Delivery and Final Exam (Closed Book) |
Week 15 |
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DUE
DATES |
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preliminary submission of the project will be within the 8th week
.The exact day will be assigned later. ·
The final submission will
be in the 15th week. |
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COURSE
POLICIES |
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Class Attendance: Students are
expected to |
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· Unexcused Absence |
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· Reporting Illnesses |
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· Turning in Late Work not delay more than the next class in incase of being absents |
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· Missing Home Works, Tests or Exams will be punished by 10% of the grade. |
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TEACHING
METHODS |
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· Lectures using illustration methods and tools. · One main project project. · Class assignments · Problem Solving Sessions… |
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ASSESSMENT
MEASURES |
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· Quizzes · Assignments and project · Presentations |
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GRADING SYSTEM |
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· First Exam |
15 % |
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· Second Exam |
15 % |
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· Final Exam |
25 % |
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· project |
35 % |
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· Class participation & attendance |
10 % |
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Total |
100% |
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IMPORTANT
NOTE |
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Note: A 6 hour studio final examination shall be held at the last week of the course. |
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Students with special needs or conditions or missing class meeting with accepted excuse are welcomed to contact me during office hours. |
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The grade is earned through the performance and completion of class
and home exercises and through the submission of the assignments in time.
Student attendance is essential to pass the course. |
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