Diploma in Architectural Engineering (3 Years)

Here's a more detailed breakdown of common subjects in a Diploma in Architectural Engineering program, often spanning across multiple semesters:

Core Subjects:

• Architectural Design: This involves learning the principles of design, space planning, and creating architectural concepts. 

• Building Materials: Understanding the properties, uses, and selection of various construction materials. 

• Construction Technology: Learning about different construction methods, techniques, and practices. 

• Architectural Drawing: Developing skills in creating technical drawings, plans, and elevations. 

• Structural Design: Understanding the principles of structural stability and design. 

• History of Architecture: Studying the evolution of architectural styles and movements. 

• Building Services: Learning about the design and installation of various building systems like HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. 

• Computer-Aided Design (CAD): Learning software like AutoCAD for creating architectural drawings and models. 

• Surveying and Levelling: Learning the techniques for measuring and mapping land for construction projects. 

Other Common Subjects:

• Engineering Mathematics: This subject is crucial for calculations and understanding structural principles. 

• Environmental Science: Understanding the impact of buildings on the environment and sustainable design principles. 

• Psychology: Understanding human behavior and its impact on building design. 

• Sociology: Understanding the social context of buildings and communities. 

• Communication Skills: Developing effective communication skills for interacting with clients and other professionals. 

• Model Making: Creating physical models of architectural designs. 

• Graphic Presentation: Learning to present architectural designs effectively.