Syllabus Repository for (My) Courses

What is the difference between taking courses, classes or lessons? The following vocabulary is used in the content of this blog: Course is the broadest term for the study of a subject. It could be used to refer to an entire degree program, but it is most appropriately applied to a specific subject such as Construction Science and Technology OR Computer Aided Architectural Design, etc. Class is more specific and is most properly applied to a section of a course taught by one instructor to one group of students at a certain scheduled time. Lesson (or Lecture) is the most specific and implies a particular unit of instruction, such as would be delivered by a particular instructor to a particular class on a given day. Below information is necessary for those who are unfamiliar with the terminology in their mother tongue: Construction is the process, art, or manner of constructing (connecting pieces of a real world entity or system within a predefined structure and rule set) ...

Welcome! This blog is a repository of course syllabuses for the classes either I had given, revising the content or planning to deliver. You will find information relevant to four courses: Building Construction Science & Technology Project (and Construction) Management Construction Informatics & Building Information Management (BIM) Sustainability Principles & Technology for Built Environment The ultimate aim of this initiative is to define a trajectory for the undergraduate education of Architecture (and Architectural Engineering in particular) Profession within the context of "Program Qualifications" and "Learning Outcomes" under a framework erected on an objective equitable workload and an objective equitable evaluation criteria set for the student, compliant to the Bologna Process. Scope of this initiative is to establish a dynamic (ever developing) repository for all the parameters of this framework. Initial content will depend on par...