| Architecture is essentially
an interdisciplinary field of study that comprises of several
components: The Creative Arts, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences,
Humanities, and technology. The training of the Architect leads
to formal qualification that will enable graduates to enter the
life of professional practice. The curriculum is designed to integrate
theory and practice to produce professionals with the following
capabilities:
- Design
- Imagination, creativity, innovation and design leadership
- Information-gathering, problem definition, analysis and
critical judgment, formulation of strategies for action
- Ability to reconcile between, integrate knowledge and
apply skills
- Knowledge
- Cultural and artistic
- Social Studies
- Environmental Studies
- Technical Studies
- Design Studies
- Professional Studies
- Skill
- Acting and communicating ideas graphically and otherwise
- Ability to utilize capabilities and resources
- Understanding systems of evaluation
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