Architectural Engineering

Bachelor of Technology in Architectural Engineering

 

Provide high-quality education and training that will enhance the graduate's creativity and logical ability and enable him/her to communicate effectively and be technically and aesthetically competent in Architectural Engineering. To meet professional standards and to function in multidisciplinary teams as well as independently, to produce complex and creative Architectural design and solutions. The program also enables successful graduates to pursue higher studies in a specialized program.

 

 

The graduates will have the ability to:

  1. Function and communicate individually as well as in multi-disciplinary teams. 
  2. Acknowledge the ethical responsibility towards Architectural standards, bye-laws, and professional building codes/practices.
  3. Have the knowledge of Sustainability, Housing, Conservation, and Contemporary issues relating to Architectural Engineering.  
  4. Produce and interpret detailed digital architectural drawings and mass models for a professional presentation.  
  5. Design and apply knowledge of building construction, building services, History of Architecture, working drawings, conservation and rehabilitation, landscape design, urban design, Bye-laws, professional practice and Electives . 
  6. Present and analyze design ideas/concepts verbally as well as visually.  
  7. Produce creative, aesthetic, and functional architectural drawings (Plans, Elevations, Sections, 3D, Interior view, Walkthrough, etc.) .  
  8. Analyze the issues logically, rationally, and creatively for large-scale and complex Architectural design and planning projects.  
  9. Supervise work on site after gaining sufficient experience under the guidance of professionals.  
  10. Foster critical thinking and cultivate an approach to present and support their design that values the role of research, analysis, and experimental proposals for their graduation projects .  
  11. Write building specifications under the supervision of professionals.  

 

  •   Student must complete Advanced Diploma in Architectural Engineering successfully with CGPA ≥ 2.75 in scale of 4.
  •   IELTS band Score ≥ 5 or the FDL Mark should be ≥ 71
  •   Lateral entry of students is governed by UTAS bylaws.

Reference: UTAS Bylaws and its Amendments

 

  •   Architect Consultant
  •   Space Planner
  •   Landscape Architect
  •   Interior Designer
  •   Sustainability Consultant
  •   CAD Manager
  •   Building Code Inspector
  •   Fit-Out Consultant
  •   Conservational Architect
  •   Architect Critics
  •   Ministries and Municipal Engineer
  •   Building Code Inspector
  •   Real Estate Consultant
  •   Architecture Inspector

Semester 1

 

The course aims to provide the underpinning knowledge in Engineering Drawing and enable the students to produce high quality engineering drawing using manual and computer aided drafting techniques.

The course aims to provide the fundamental underpinning knowledge in Physics mainly related to the topics on measurements, motion, energy, power, optics and sound.

The course aims to introduce the students to the basic concepts of engineering chemistry which form an integral part of those majoring in Engineering and an essential background for those majoring in other disciplines

The course aims to equip the graduates with problem solving, programming skills and to apply real time programming approaches in all engineering disciplines through any latest computer programming languages like python.

The course aims to provide an understanding and awareness of workplace hazards, risks and industrial safety and to impart necessary skills and competence.

Semester 2

Prerequisite:FPMP0003

The course aims to equip and enhance the students with hands on structured experience on basic engineering practices adhering to safety regulations.

Prerequisite:PHYS1110
The course aims to provide the fundamental underpinning knowledge in Physics mainly related to the topics on electricity, electromagnetism, heat, thermodynamics and modern physics.

The course aims to introduce students to renewable energy resources: availability, potential and suitability as a substitute for conventional energy resources for future energy demands.

Prerequisite:UNEN1102

Semester 1

 

Prerequisite: EGME1110
The course aims to introduce the students to basic knowledge related to the Architectural Design process through conventional drawing terminology and modeling techniques of a Project with a size of (100-200) SQM.

Prerequisite: EGME1110
The course aims to emphasize the means of communication and vocabulary through manual drawings and sketching methods on the basis of drawing principles and techniques.

 

Prerequisite: PHYS1220
The course aims to impart knowledge about the principles of surveying, use a range of survey equipment in the field to measure and prepare the required data for civil engineering works.

 

The course aims to introduce the students to the basic drawings principle and techniques for freehand drawings and model making techniques .

Semester 2

 

  • Uncs2215- Communication Skills
  • Unpr2217- Preparing for Work
  • Unwe2216- Working Ethics
  • Unis2206- Islamic Studies
  • Unoc2207- Oman Civilization and Man
  • Unct2210- Critical Thinking
  • Uncl2211- Chinese Language

 

Prerequisite: EGAR2110
The course aims to introduce the student to how design principles and knowledge are used in solving multiple spaces and units, medium span buildings, and creating spaces and buildings responding to human anthropometrics.

Prerequisite: Engineering physics 2
The course aims to provide students with a basic understanding of basic materials and components, their usage in structures, and the types of foundations and walling systems.

The course aims to review the important features of local architecture and develop an understanding of Omani vernacular architecture including villages, urban settlements, architectural elements, building materials, climatic considerations, and the factors influencing architectural style and society.

The course aims to impart the basic knowledge of structural analysis and design of structural elements for simple buildings.

Prerequisite:EGEC2110, EGEC2120
The course aims to provide the students to apply the necessary technical knowledge and skills to successfully complete the project work appropriate to the level.

Semester 1

Prerequisite: EGAR2210
The course aims for the students to understand the issues involving the design and development of multidisciplinary design projects for a medium span structure with a project size (2000-3000) m2.

Prerequisite: EGAR2230
The course aims to enable students to understand elements of the structure like Openings, Deep Foundation, retaining wall, Vertical circulation, and Roofing material, and their construction techniques.

Prerequisite: EGAR2120
The course aims to introduce students to digital media and its application in architecture by developing skills through the use of 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and rendering software.

Prerequisite: EGAR2250
The course aims to enable the students to understand the world history of Architecture from the Pre-Historic period to the 12th century.

Prerequisite:
EGCV3120 Civil Engineering Drawing and Building Information Modelling.

Semester 2

Prerequisite: EGAR3110
The course aims for the students to explore the principles of multidisciplinary design for long-span structures, emphasizing the structural systems, materials, and details for the project size (3500-5500) m2.

The course aims to introduce the student to basic theory and concepts of Water Supply, Drainage and Sanitation, HVAC, Fire Regulations, and Electrical Services as they pertain to the construction of buildings.

Prerequisite: UNEN1203

The course aims to introduce the students to local climatic issues and architectural design relating to human thermal comfort in the built environment and also address the elements of the building envelope and sustainable design strategies.

Prerequisite: EGAR3150
The course aims to introduce the students to the history, need, importance, and scope of design theories in an architectural context and also explore new theories, studies, and concepts integrated into the architectural design context.

Semester 1

 

Prerequisite: EGAR3210
The course aims the students to demonstrate their understanding of repetitive structural elements, circulation spaces, building services, construction techniques, and contextual considerations incorporating the relevant elements in the design of a complex residential project within a city context. [Site Area should lie in between 45000 sq. mt. - 60000 sq.mt.]

The course aims to introduce the students to the history, need, importance, and scope of conservation in an architectural context and emerge confident on how to conserve, restored, and renovate the historical sites in Oman.

 

Prerequisite: EGAR3260
Prerequisite:
EGAR4190 /A Town Planning.
EGAR4190/B Interior Design.

The course aims to enable the students to understand the world history of Architecture from the end of 12th-century architecture to contemporary architecture.

The course aims for the students to develop an ability to investigate the complex architectural design project involving an in-depth study and programmatic proposal to support the development of a design solution .

Semester 2

Prerequisite: EGAR4180
The course aims to provide an overview of the historical sites in Oman through analytical research, documentation, and heritage management to enhance the tourism industry in Oman through the conservation and development of its historic sites.

The course aims to introduce the student to basic theory and concepts of lighting and Acoustics as they pertain in the construction of buildings and provide knowledge on the underlying concepts of intelligent building and integrated system connections, advanced building services, inclusive of high-rise buildings and concepts of sustainable development in housing design.

The course aims to introduce the student to the discipline of landscape design, develop analytical and planning skills for Architectural project sites, and design skills for small landscape projects.

Prerequisite:
EGCV4290/A Professional Practice.
EGCV4290/B Estimating and Costing.
EGCV 4290/C Urban Design.

 

The course aims to acquire the knowledge in project planning and management with essential components in management principles.

Prerequisite: EGAR4210
The course aims to help students gain the ability to propose design solutions for the complex architectural design project developed in B.Tech Project Phase I by integrating all the accumulated resources from their studies of the selected building typology.