DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN

I- SEMESTER
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS-I
(COURSE NO: BAR-101) Annexure: I
BOS : 27.03.2019
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks
L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 6 2 50 20 60 130

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 To know the basic rules of measurement
 To know the basic methods of construction of technical drawing

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 About the scale and unit of dimensions
 About the construction of different geometrical figures
 To read the drawing

CONTENTS
Unit-1 25%
(a) Printing & lettering – Small & Capital letters, both vertical & italics. Roman
Printing as per I.S. code and lettering.
(b) Scale-Construction of plane, diagonal & Vernier Scales & their use
Unit-II Plane geometry – Problems of lines, triangles, polygons & circles, method 25%
of construction of ellipse, parabola & hyperbola.

Unit-III (a) Difference & use of I angle and III angle Projections I – angle orthographic 25%
projections of points, lines, planes, prisms (also cylinders) & pyramids (also cones).
(b) Isometric projections of simple & compound solids. Isometric views of building
block, a column with isolated footing.

Unit-IV Wall Section through arch, door & window. 25%

Reference Books:-

1. Plan Graphics drawing Delineation by walker Theodosia.

2. Thames & Hudson manual of rendering with Pen & ink by Robert W. Gill.
3. Engineering drawing by R.K Dhawan
4. Drawing and Design of Residential & Commercial Buildings by S.Kaleem.A.Zaidi and
Suhail Siddiqui
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
II- SEMESTER
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARCHITECTURE
Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-201)
BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 Identify different design elements and design principles used in visual communication and built
environment.
 Critique the design elements, principles incorporated in the built environment.
 Incorporate different design elements and principles in Design exercises.
 Analyse the role of an architect.
 Classify architectural styles through ages.

COURSE OUTCOME
 The student will understand the different elements and principles of Architectural Design.
 The students will know the domain and the various functions of an Architect.

CONTENTS
Unit-1 PRINCIPLES OF ARCHITECTURE:
General background, Evolution of Architecture, Definition of 25%
Architecture and interior design, Factors effecting Architecture and
interior design, Aesthetics in Interiors, Role of accessories,
furniture and fittings.

Unit-II FUNCTIONAL PLANNING OF BUILDINGS: 25%

Anthropometrics diagram, Procedure of functional planning,
objective of functional planning, methods of determination of
various room sizes.

Unit-III ARCHITECTURAL COMPOSITION: 25%

General relationship of utility with beauty, aesthetics architecture and fine
arts.

Unit-IV ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURAL COMPOSITION: 25%

1. Point 2. Lines 3. Figures and planes 4. Forms 5. Scale 6. Proportion
7. Unity 8. Focus 9.Balance. 10. Monotony 11. Rhythm 12. Contrast
13. Harmony 14. Character 15. Style 16. Materials and Structure
17. Textures 18. Ornamentation 19. Role of Colours , Light and shade in Interiors and
Architecture 20. Truth

Reference Books:-

1. Architectural Composition and design of Houses by J.S. Yadav.

2. Architecture Form, Space and order by D.K. Ching.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
II- SEMESTER
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS-II Annexure: I
(COURSE NO : BAR-202) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 6 2 50 20 60 130

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know symbol used in technical drawing
 To know the basic idea of different view of any object in two dimensions
 To know the basic idea of different view of any object in three dimensions

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 About the symbols to represent proper drawing
 About the plan, elevation, side views of building
 About the perspective view of any object

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Perspective Views:
(a) Basis of perspective, cone of vision, central visual ray, picture plane, line of 25%
Sight through picture plane, spectator.
(b) Reality and appearance.
(c) Principal aides of perspective, vanishing points, eye level.
(d) Study of cube, sphere, cylinder, prism etc. and their one point & two point
perspective.

Unit-II (a) Plan & Elevation of a Two room single storied building. 25%
Use and care of modern drawing appliances with emphases on stencils, Drawing table
template Fero & Ammonia printing machine
Unit-III Sections of a Two room single storied building. 25%

Unit-IV 25%
Different Presentation drawing Techniques, symbols used in architectural drawings.

Reference Books:-
1. Plan Graphics drawing Delineation by walker Theodosia.
2. Thames & Hudson manual of rendering with Pen & ink by Robert W. Gill.
3. Engineering drawing by R.K Dhawan
4. Drawing and Design of Residential & Commercial Buildings by S.Kaleem.A.Zaidi and
Suhail Siddiqui
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
III- SEMESTER
COMPUTER APPLICATION Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-291 BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 4 3 80 - 40 120

OBJECTIVE
 To develop and upgrade an understanding about Basics of computer Applications through
practice of softwares such as MS office, Adobe Photoshop, Google Sketchup, basics of internet
etc.,

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 Power point presentations skill
 Report writing skills
 Basic architectural presentation skills.

CONTENTS

Learning basic operation MS Office, MS Paint, Photoshop, Google Sketch up.

Corel draw etc
Exploring internet, journal websites and internet case studies on building
Basic operation to draw Plan and Elevation

Reference Books:-

Exploring Microsoft Office 2013 by Mary Anne Poatsy

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
III- SEMESTER
BUILDING MATERIALS Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-301) BOS : 27.03.2019
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks
L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 4 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 To acquaint the students to building materials such as Timber, Reinforced Cement Concrete
 To familiarize the students with construction techniques for use of the above materials in
building works.
COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 About the material used in construction
 How to apply materials in the building construction

CONTENTS
Unit-1 BUILDING STONES, BRICKS AND TIMBER 25%
Classification of rocks, selection of stones for different building works.
Classification of bricks, characteristics of good bricks, size and weight of
standard brick. Composition of brick earth.
Introduction, classification, property and uses. Defects in timber & prevention.
Unit-II LIME AND CEMENT AND CONCRETE 25%
Uses of lime, setting and hardening action of lime.
Introduction, properties and uses of cement, chemical constituents of cement.
Functions of ingredients of cement. Setting and hardening of cement types of
cement, grading of cement.
Introduction, characteristics of good concrete, classification of concrete, plain
cement concrete, pre-cast concrete, General aspects and application of fly-ash
Unit-III Glass, Insulating Materials 25%
Introduction, properties of glass, sheet glass, float glass, plate glass, bullet proof
glass, Fibre glass.
Heat and sound insulating materials, uses of cork, slag wool, light weight concrete,
Aluminium foil.
Plastics
Definition of plastics, classification of plastics, properties of plastics, uses of
plastics, Trade names and Typical Applications of some important plastics,
commercial forms of plastics.
Unit-IV Paints, Varnishes, Distempers and Gypsum Plaster 25%
Definition of pains, Function of paints, Constituents of an oil paint and their
functions, characteristics of good paint. Types of paints, failure of paint, Defects in
painting.
Definition of varnish, Functions of varnish, ingredients of varnish, characteristics of
good varnish, Types of Varnish, Distempering process, properties of distempers,
white washing, colour washing and gypsum plaster.

Reference Books:-
Modern Geotechnical Engg. By Alam Singh
Engineering Materials by Surendra Singh
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
III- SEMESTER
BUILDING SERVICES
(COURSE NO: BAR-302) Annexure: I
BOS : 27.03.2019
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks
L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 To develop an understanding of the advanced building services such as Air conditioning and
Plumbing and their application in the design proposals of buildings of slight complex nature such
as multistoried.
 The thrust shall be on understanding the use and application of the services

COURSE OUTCOME
 The students will have the knowledge:
 To integrate the plumbing services at the design process of building
 To manage the disposal process of waste generated from the building
 To design the electrical lighting and air conditioning parameters in different type of building

CONTENTS
Unit-1 WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE
Water supply 25%
Hot and cold water supply system, types and sizes; water supply fitting to bathrooms,
Water closet, sinks, bathtubs, washbasins, bidets, showers, urinals etc.
Drainage
Principles of drainage, material for drains, traps – their types, function and uses. Shapes
and sizes of pipes for drainage system, sanitary fixture- W.C., Wash basins, bathtubs,
sinks – their types, sizes, Septic tank – types, sizes etc. Simple exercises on preparation of
layout plans for toilet, kitchen (both public and residential)
Unit-II LIGHTING AND OTHER ELECTRICAL PLANS 25%
Different system of lighting-both natural and artificial, preparing and planning of
electrical layout for different areas alongwith various communication equipment by
symbolic representation and selection of matching fittings for different work
areas, matching light with site such as drawing room, bedroom, study: bath,
kitchen etc., and public places like offices including basic knowledge of materials,
finishes and maintenance, units for measuring lights.
Unit-III AIR CONDITIONING AND VENTILATION 25%
- Basic definition such as latent heat, ton of refrigeration etc
- Different systems of A. C. central air conditioning and direct expansion systems
- Chilled water system
- Package units, windows units, console evaporative type coolers
- Natural and artificial, space opening in interior and AC supply and ducting plans
Unit-IV Fire Protection: General. Fire resisting properties of materials. Fire resistant construction. 25%
Fire protection requirements for multistoreyed building. Safety against fire in theaters and
cinema halls. Fire detecting and extinguishing system.
Reference Books:-
Modern Geotechnical Engg. By Alam Singh
Engineering Materials by R.K. Rajput
Engineering Materials by Surendra Singh
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
III- SEMESTER
DESIGN WITH CLIMATE
(COURSE NO: BAR-303) Annexure: I
BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 Acquainting the students with human thermal comfort as an essential function of a building, its
analysis & use in Architecture.
 To familiarize students with the elements constituting climate and their role in creating
responsive designs.
 Understanding the characteristics of varied tropical climates and expected responses of buildings
in specific climate types

COURSE OUTCOME
 To utilize existing traditional/vernacular/ historical structures in the city as case study to learn the
various attributes of climate & the desirable responses.
 The students will have the knowledge of the elements used in climate
 Understand the movement of Sun and shadows due to movement of Sun to apply in Building
design in future.

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Climate, Geographical and Physical factors, temperatures, rainfall, wind,
sky,ground, vegetation, seasons,study of body heat temperature. 25%

Unit-II Different types of climates in India, Micro Climate. 25%

Unit-III Movement of the sun, Sun charts and use of climate data, shading devices, 25%
Horizontal and vertical louvers.

Unit-IV Application of climatic principles for design of buildings in different climates in Ind, 25%
Effective temperature and its use, ventilation and air movement in the buildings

Reference Books:-

Tropical Housing - Koenisberger

Building Construction by W.B. Mackay Vol. I, II, III and IV
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
III- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE GRAPHICS-I Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-304) BOS : 27.03.2019
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks
L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
2 3 2 50 15 60 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 Introduction to art and appreciation of art and its philosophies.
 To familiarization with principles and theories and graphic and architectural composition
 Development of art and graphic skills.

COURSE OUT COME

 The students will have the knowledge:
 About the symbols to represent proper drawing
 About the rendering of plan, elevation, side views of building
 About the perspective view of any object

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Drawing Techniques: Drawing a line. Different types, characteristics of lines.
Application of all types oflines in architectural drawings. Presentation using other 25%
presentation techniques (water colours, crayons, Pastels etc.)

Unit-II Free Hand Sketching: Importance of free hand sketching in architectural drawings, 25%
Introduction of
various mediums used for presentations.

Unit-III Perspective Drawing : Principles of perspective drawing and understanding of all 50%
relevant terms,
Drawing perspective views by one point and two point perspective methods, Perspective
by measuring
point method, Perspective views of interior designs by projection / measuring point
method.

Reference Books:- Rendering with Pen and Ink by Gill

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
III- SEMESTER
AUTO CAD-I Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-391 BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 3 3 45 - 30 75

OBJECTIVE
 To develop and upgrade an understanding about AUTO CAD, as an important tool for drafting,
designing, analyzing and representation of the drawings in a desired manner.

COURSE OUTCOME
 The students will have the knowledge:
 To make architectural drawings-presentation, working, shop drawings etc.
 Different software for basic rendering.
 The integration of drawings from different consulting services.

CONTENTS

Use of various commands of Auto-Cad. When to use key board and Mouse.
Activation of command through pull down Menu, Through icons or by
using key board.

Preparation of basic presentation drawings like Site plan, Floor plans,

Sections, Elevations.

Reference Books:- Mastering AutoCAD 2018 and AutoCAD LT 2018 by George Omura
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
III- SEMESTER
MODEL WORKSHOP Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-392 BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 3 3 45 - 30 75

OBJECTIVES
 Developed capability of converting 2D drawing into 3D forms
 To familiarization with various techniques of 3d Model making
 To give proper knowledge of proportion and Scale

COURSE OUT COME

 The students will have the knowledge:
 Students easily understand their 2D design ideas into 3DForms
 Strengthen the visualization of students

CONTENTS

Introduction to various materials used for model making: Experiments with various materials and
equipment in terms of preparation of basic forms / geometrical forms with appropriate scale and
dimensions.
Use of instruments and adhesives required for model making: Use of various instruments required
for model making. Use of various adhesives and joining techniques.
Use of colors in model making: Appropriate use of colors in model making, its importance and methods of
coloring the models.
Types of models: Introduction to various types of models such as site model, study model, block model
and finished presentation models. Importance of various types of models to appropriate stages of
Architectural Design.
Scales in model making: Use of appropriate scales, suitable to various types of models.
Model of a built structure: Study and preparation of model of a complete built structure.

Reference Books:- Architectural Model making – 2014 by Nick Dunn

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
III- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN-I
(COURSE NO: BAR-393) Annexure: I
BOS : 27.03.2019
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks
L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 4 3 75 - 50 125

OBJECTIVES
 To familiarize students with a simplest residential unit.
 Understanding the use of traditional indigenous materials & construction systems in basic
building forms.
 Comprehension of arrangement / organization of spatially/ functionally similar units resulting in
varied outdoor spaces.
 To assimilate the modifying spatial qualities of indoor & outdoor spaces due to varying
configurations.

COURSE OUTCOME
 Students can analyze different kind of spaces in drawings like plan and elevations
 The students will be able to develop a understanding of anthropometrics.

CONTENTS

Exercises to understand the Parameters of design: Anthropometrics, human activity and the use of
spaces.

Problems related to the understanding of the elements of architectural design, concepts of space and form
and their perception.
Study of a given space through elementary measured drawings, sketching and Photography.

Synthesis of observations in design of a basic shelter,milk booth,

Exhibition stall, drinking water fountain, information kiosk, etc.

Note:- Site visits, case studies may involve local/out station study/Educational tours. And shall have
weightage in course work marks to be decided by subject teacher.

Reference Books:- Neufert’s Data, Time Saver

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
IV- SEMESTER
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-401) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 2 10 15 75 100

OBJECTIVES
 To inform about the development of architecture in the ancient western world and the cultural
and contextual determinants that produced that architecture.
 To understand architecture as evolving within specific cultural contexts including aspects of
politics, society, religion and climate
 To gain knowledge of the development of architectural form with reference to technology, style
and character in the prehistoric world and in ancient Egypt, West Asia, Greece and Rome,
Hindu, Islamic and Buddhist

COURSE OUTCOME
 Students can analyze the relevance of history of architecture in present day space planning
 Students can identify particular buildings belongs to era of development.

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Egyptian Architecture
Mesopotamian Architecture 25%
Central Asian Architecture

Unit-II Greek Architecture 25%

Roman Architecture
Gothic Architecture

Unit-III Indus Valley Civilization 25%

Vedic Architecture
Buddhist & Jain Architecture Hindu- North
Indian styles.
Unit-IV Indo-Islamic Architecture 25%
(Mughal Architecture)

Reference Books:-
Ancient Indian Architecture (From Blossom to Boom) by Sanjeev Maheshwari.
Rajeev Garg.
A History of Architecture by Sir Banister Fletchers.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
IV- SEMESTER
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION-I Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-402) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know the Basic principles of building construction
 To improve the strength of the element of building

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 about basic principles of masonry work
 about all techniques of construction
 about the methods used to improve the strength

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Foundations-:
Shallow foundations- Introduction, types of shallow foundations, 25%
Deep foundations- Introduction, types of Pile foundations

Unit-II MASONARY: 25%

Technical terms, Head, Stretcher, bond, Core, Header Course, Stretcher Course,
Bed facing, Hearting, Joint, Bat, Closing, King Closure, Queen Closer, Beveled
Closure, Frog, Quoin, Plinth Course, Sill, Jamb, Reveal, String Course, Cornices,
Corbel.
Stone Masonary: Joints in Stone Masonry, Rubble Masonry, Ashlar Masonry.

Unit-III Arches and Lintels: 25%

Introduction. Technical terms used in Architectural work.
Description of various types of arches and lintels. Method of arch
and lintel construction.

Unit-IV 25%
Definition, functions, sizes, location and classification of doors and
windows. Drawing of different types of doors and windows showing
joints and fixtures.

Reference Books:-

1. Sushil Kumar, Building construction.

2. Gurcharan Singh, Building Construction Engineering.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
IV- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE GRAPHICS-II Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-403) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
2 3 2 50 15 60 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To familiarization with principles and theories and graphic and architectural composition
 Development of art and graphic skills.

COURSE OUT COME

The students will have the knowledge:
 About the symbols to represent proper drawing
 About the rendering of shadows in plan, elevation, side views of building
 About the perspective view of any object

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Sciography : Principles of shades and shadows, Drawing shades and shadows of lines,
planes, solids and architectural building elements 25%
Unit-II Study of drawing shadows in isometrics, Shades and shadows of typical building on plan 25%
and elevation, Shades and shadows in perspective.

Unit-III Presentation Drawings: Complete presentation of selected or given architectural design 25%
with perspective views by any method including approximate method
Unit-IV 25%
Presentation drawings of floor plans, elevations, landscapes in site plan etc.

Reference Books:- Rendering with Pen and Ink by Gill

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
IV- SEMESTER
AUTO CADD-II Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-491) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 3 3 45 30 75

OBJECTIVE
To develop or upgrade an understanding about AUTO CAD, Sketchup as an important tool for drafting,
designing, analyzing and representation of the drawings in a desired manner.

COURSE OUTCOME
 The students will have the knowledge:
 About the drafting of plan, elevation, side elevation of building &3D of furniture and buildings
 About the rendering techniques for presentation.

CONTENTS
Extention of presentation drawings like
 Site plan
 Floor plans
 Sections
 Elevations.

Preparation of basic 3-D drawings

Different rendering techniques

Reference Books:- Mastering AutoCAD 2018 and AutoCAD LT 2018 by George Omura
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
IV- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN-II Annexure: I
(COURSE NO: BAR-492) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 4 3 75 - 50 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To familiarize students with Analyze the area requirement.
 Understanding the use of traditional indigenous materials & construction systems in basic
building forms.
 Comprehension of arrangement / organization of spatially/ functionally similar units resulting in
varied outdoor spaces.
 To assimilate the modifying spatial qualities of indoor & outdoor spaces due to varying
configurations.

COURSE OUTCOME
Students can analyze different kind Public Spaces

CONTENTS
Inception of Circulation Diagrams, Analysis of area requirements and functional layouts of small
units.

Design problem 1-Design problems on building types such as residence, apartments etc.

Design problem 2 -Schools / Colleges.

Design problem 3- Public building/complexes

Note:- Site visits, case studies may involve local/out station study/Educational tours. And shall have
weightage in course work marks to be decided by subject teacher.

Reference Books:- Neufert’s and Time Saver

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE

SUMMER INTERNSHIP Annexure: I

BOS : 27.03.2019
*Compulsory Two weeks summer internship after 4th Semester

 The students of Diploma in Architecture & interior Design Summer training comprising of
industrial hands on experience for fulfilment AICTE requirement after the end of 4 th semester.

 The Committee /TPO, University Polytechnic will issue the list of students who have completed
the training and each students would be required to submit a certificate of completion of training
by respective industry .

 The evaluation will be done and grades would be awarded as per AICTE norms and no credits
will be given in the mark-sheet.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
V- SEMESTER
ESTIMATING AND COSTING-I Annexure: III
BOS : 27.03.2019
(COURSE NO : BAR-501)

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
3 2 2 50 15 60 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know the basic knowledge of measurement of dimensions for estimate
 To know the basic methods of estimating

COURSE OUTCOMES
The students will have the knowledge:
 about the specifications of item of works and materials
 about the analysis of rate of item of works and materials
 about the methods of estimating the quantity of materials and item of work

CONTENTS
Unit-1 General: Definition and objects estimating. Various methods of
estimating, units of Measurement and payment. 25%

Unit-II Calculation of quantities of main items of construction. Materials 25%

statements. Calculation of quantities of materials for the
items of construction and preparation of material
statements.

Unit-III Analysis of rates: Calculation of rates of the main items of 25%

construction including the calculation of carriage of
materials. Schedule of rates.

Unit-IV Specifications: Detailed specification for the main items of construction. 25%

Reference Books:-

1. Estimating and costing in Civil Engg. By B.N. Dutta

2. Estimating, costing, specification and valuation by M. Chakraborti.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
V- SEMESTER
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION-II Annexure: III
(COURSE NO : BAR-502) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
3 2 3 50 15 60 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know the important finishing elements of the building
 To know the important access and ventilation elements of the building
 To improve the appearance of the building
COURSE OUTCOMES
The students will have the knowledge:
 about various finishing elements of the building
 about suitability and advantages of the elements of building
 about important techniques used in the finishing to improve the appearance

CONTENTS
Unit-1 FLOORS AND ROOFS:
Ground Floors:Requirements of a good flooring material, types of ground floors, clay, murrum, 25%
brick, stone, cement concrete, mosaic, tile terrazzo and timber floors.
Upper Floors: R.C.C., R.B., Filler joist, flag stone and timber floors.
Roofs an Trusses : Purpose of roof, Brief description of different types of roofs
and trusses.

Unit-II : Partitions and wall paneling. Methods and construction technology of wall paneling, 25%
cladding, full and low height partitions, false ceilings, railings, brick jails, honey
combing etc.

Unit-III Definition and types of staircases as per nomenclature. Staircase of different materials. Drawing 25%
of open well. Dog legged, Spiral and Circular staircases.
Behavior of buildings during Earth quake

Unit-IV 25%
Scaffolding and Form Works:
General. Types of scaffolds Form Work. Requirements of good formwork. Types
of form work. Form works for concrete floors and beams. Form works for wall and
columns. Period for removal of formwork.

Reference Books:-

1. Sushil Kumar, Building construction.

2. Gurcharan Singh, Building Construction Engineering.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
V- SEMESTER
INTERIOR DESIGN Annexure: III
(COURSE NO: BAR-503) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 3 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know the definition, scope and necessity of Interior design
 Understanding the parameters related to qualitative aspects of space.
 To study Space organization and alteration of interior space.
 Study of devices used for manipulation of the interior space as texture, pattern, colour, light, paintings,
sculptures and their psychological effects in interior
 To know different surface treatments in interiors, e.g. on walls, floors, ceilings etc.
 Understanding of various materials used in Interiors (from traditional to latest) along with its technology
of application and specification.

COURSE OUTCOME
 Students will understand the qualities of spaces and develop their skills in designing for functional and
meaningful space interiors.
 The student will be know the various technical aspects, practical difficulties, onsite decisions which will
strengthen the knowledge for handling and executing a project of interior design.

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Principles of interior design, objectives of planning for interior design, Factors effecting
the interior design. Functionalism and comfort. Interior of Kitchen and Toilet. 25%

Unit-II Comfortable design, Natural daylight, ventilation, Artificial light, lighting design, Interior 25%
of Bed Room, living room and Dining room.
Unit-III : Materials for paneling and cladding, surface finishing by wall papers and paints. False 25%
ceiling and floor covering, curtains and upholstery.

Unit-IV : COLOUR: Theory of colours, psychological effects of colours, colour schemse, 25%
classification of colours and their characteristics.

Reference Books:-
Interior Design by Ahmad A Kasu
Interior Design by D.K.Ching
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
V- SEMESTER
WORKING DRAWING Annexure: III
(COURSE NO : BAR-504) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
2 3 2 50 15 60 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know how to make details that can be easily readable and execute on site
 To know the idea of detailed drawings of like Toilet, Kitchen ,Lift

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 Detailed working drawings,
 Good for construction Drawings

CONTENTS
Unit-1 1. Site Plan –1 sheet
2. Foundation plan with sectional detail – 1 sheet 25%
3. Ground floor plan – 1 sheet.
4. Typical Floor plan – 1 sheet
5. Terrace Floor plan – 1 sheet

Unit-II Sections one at least through staircase and toilet – 1 sheet 25%
7. Elevations – front & rear – 1 sheet

Unit-III Details of Toilet & kitchen – 1 sheet 25%

9. Cupboard drawings details – 1 sheet

Unit-IV 25%
10. Boundary wall & Gate Design – 1 sheet
11. Electrical plan – 1 sheet
Reinforcement details
Submission of project based upon above exercises.
Note: Weightage of each unit to be decided by the examiner.

Reference Books:-

Books:
1. Time Saver standards for interior design and space planning by Joseph Dochiara
2. Building Drawing by M.G. Shah, C.M. Kale, S.Y. Patki.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
V- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE PROJECT-I
Annexure: III
(COURSE NO: BAR-591) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 3 3 120 80 200

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To learn the Conceptual design and development of the site plan, Zoning of activity spaces,
movement pattern and building blocks and layout.
 To learn about the comprehensive design details including the specialized building services of
their project.

COURSE OUTCOME
 The student shall learn to prepare the final presentation and rendered drawings, working
drawings, building estimate, perspective and model etc.
 The students shall also learn to prepare the final Architectural Design Project Report.

CONTENTS

Stage- I ---Site Analysis.

Location of the area of the site, topographical features, vegetation,
Infrastructure of the site and its constraints. A report is to be submitted
comprising all the information with the photographs.

Stage –II---Case study and concept design.

At least two case study of similar project in terms of scale & magnitude,
literature studies, comparison of spaces, inferences, Single line sketch of the
plan, elevation and section.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
V- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN-III Annexure: III
BOS : 27.03.2019
(COURSE NO: BAR-592)

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
- 6 3 75 50 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To understand the role of climate and environment as a context in shaping building design.
 To comprehend the interpretation of prescribed environmental directions / norms for a given
place in building forms.
 Recognizing the relevant materials & building techniques suitable for that region & explore their
applicability in design.

COURSE OUTCOME
 The students will be able to-
 Design practical and viable design, he will assigned to.
 The design will integrate the different parameters to have a successful building

CONTENTS

Design problem 1- Public building/complexes such as community centers, museums etc

Design problem 2- Recreational buildings with focus on site development like resorts,
farmhouses etc.

Seminar: Emphasis should be laid on the case study, important building related to design project given. The
critical evaluation of the building is to be presented with adequate illustration by the way of projections

Note:- Site visits, case studies may involve local/out station study/Educational tours. And shall have
weightage in course work marks to be decided by subject teacher.

Reference Books:- Neufert’s and Time Saver

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
VI- SEMESTER
ESTIMATING AND COSTING-II Annexure: III
(COURSE NO: BAR-601) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
3 2 2 50 15 60 125

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To know the billing of quantity of items of building
 To know the methods of costing of any building project

COURSE OUTCOME
 The students will have the knowledge:
 about the estimating the quantity of item of works and materials
 about the costing of the building project
 to know the construction cost of the project in all respect

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Preparation of Bill of quantities of different items of 25%
construction for the following:
(a) A doubled storeyed building
(b) Interiors of residence-wood work,
paneling, floor finishes and false ceiling
and paint work.

Unit-II 25%
Preparation of detailed estimates for the following R.C.C.
framed structure.
(a) R.C.C. column with foundation R.C.C.
Beam
(b) R.C.C. T–Beam with slab

Unit-III (a) Jack Arches Roof 25%

(b) A wooden and steel roof truss.
(c) Staircase

Unit-IV Detailed Estimating of kitchen and toilet. 25%

Reference Books:-

Estimating and Costing by B. N. Dutta

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
VI- SEMESTER BUILDING CONTRACT
(COURSE NO: BAR-602) Annexure: III
BOS : 27.03.2019
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks
L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 - 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 Determine and apply knowledge of complex construction management theory to your
professional practice and/or further study.
 Apply logical, critical and creative thinking to analyse, apply theoretical knowledge, and
technical skills, to formulate evidenced based solutions to industry problems.
 Collaborate effectively with others and demonstrate intellectual independence to solve problems.

COURSE OUTCOME
 Describe and contrast different types of construction contracts.
 Identify the main sources of contractual disputes within the construction industry.
 Identify, analyse and justify variations to contracts
 Analyse various forms of contract and procurement routes
CONTENTS
Unit-1 Tendering, Invitation to tender – by private invitation, by negotiations,
essential characteristics of a tender notice, opening of tenders, 25%
acceptance of a tender, tender document.
Types of tenders, Earnest Money, Security deposit, retention
amount and its essential characteristics and purpose of
retention amount.

Unit-II Contract and its legal definition. Contract by a private party and public 25%
body.
When contract becomes void. Discharge of contract. Types of
contract.
Unit-III Execution of the contract. Conditions with respect to the power and duties 25%
of Architect. Contractors duties and liabilities under the
contract – (i) Administrative and Organization, (ii) Executive
of Work.

Unit-IV Problems arising out of contract conditions, prime cost, provisional sums. 25%
Essential characteristics of prime cost, duties of sub-contractor
and payment to nominated sub-contractor.

Reference Books:

1. Professional practice by Roshan H. Namavat.

Civil Engg. Contracts and estimates by B.S. Patel.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
VI - SEMESTER
TOWN PLANNING Annexure: III
(COURSE NO: BAR-603) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
4 0 2 10 15 75 100

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 Analyse and document the social, economic and environmental issues affecting urban and
regional planning at various spatial levels.
 Identify and assess typical natural and cultural constraints affecting land development.
 Apply design concepts and processes for planning of urban neighbourhoods and precincts.

COURSE OUTCOME
 Describe basic legal concepts and processes affecting plan making and development assessment.
 Research planning literature and apply knowledge gained to practical town planning problems.

CONTENTS
Unit-1 Definitions, aims and principles of town planning, Growth of towns,
stages in town development, distribution of land uses, forms of 25%
planning

Unit-II Modern Planning Concepts 25%

Concept of Master Plan, Necessity of Master Plan, preparation of
Master Plan, Neighborhood Planning, Idea of city planning such as
Chandigarh. Islamabad, Gandhinagar.

Unit-III Urban Roads 25%

General requirements of a good city road. Classification of urban
roads, types of street systems. Through and bypass roads, outer and
inner ring roads, express ways, Freeways, Road junctions, parking,
Traffic capacity of roads.

Unit-IV 25%
Zoning and Slums
Meaning of the term, Principles of zoning, Advantages of Zoning,
Importance & Aspects of Zoning, Transition Zone, Economy of
Zoning.

Reference Books:-

1. Town Planning by S.C. Rangwala

2. The Landscape of Man Geofery & Susa
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
VI- SEMESTER
MODERN TRENDS IN ARCHITECTURE Annexure: III
COURSE NO : BAR-604 BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
3 2 2 50 15 60 125

OBJECTIVES
 Understanding of the period in terms of the socio-cultural, historical, economic and political
influences of the time.
 Study of the building ‘types’ and the development of architectural form and character based on
the developments in construction and technology exemplified through specific building examples
that identify the works of the period.
 Understanding the intentions of the period and architects as a solution to the need or demands of
the period

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 about changing the architecture approach of 20th century
 understating the how technology influence Architecture style
 work of various Architects and their contributions.

CONTENTS
Unit-1 The impact of industrial Revolution and other movements in architecture
25%
Unit-II Evolution of Modern Architecture, various building materials used in modern 25%
Architecture, New construction techniques of modern architecture.

Unit-III Unit 3-Philosophy and contribution of eminent modern and post modern architects. 25%

Unit-IV Post independence architectural developments in India, works of eminent Indian 25%
Architects.

Reference Books:- Interior Design by John .F.Pile

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
VI- SEMESTER
LANDSCAPE DESIGN Annexure: III
COURSE NO: BAR-605 BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
2 3 2 50 15 60 125

OBJECTIVES
 To make students aware of plant-scape around them
 To encourage hand drawing& drafting in landscape presentation drawings
 To familiarize students in preparation of simple landscape proposals.

COURSE OUTCOME
The students will have the knowledge:
 About the various trees and other landscape elements
 About the construction techniques of various landscape Elements.
 To design various public Spaces

CONTENTS
Unit-1 1. Introduction to commonly available trees, plants, shrubs, creepers
etc. Their common name, botanical name, their characteristics 25%
behavior all round the year. A report encompassing the above
aspects, including site visits, all the students should prepare
identification of plants.

Unit-II 1. Drawing of symbols of Landscape elements. 25%

2. Landscaping of residence.

Unit-III 1. Landscape of an industrial building premises. 25%

2. Landscape of a road junction (Round about).

Unit-IV 1. Landscaping of a proposed children park. 25%

2. Seminar on any one of the above landscape problems.

Reference Books:-Time Saver -Landscape

 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
VI- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE PROJECT-II
Annexure: III
BOS : 27.03.2019
(COURSE NO: BAR-691)
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 To prepare the initial synopsis for the selected individual topic of Architectural Design project.
 To understand the site, topographical features, vegetation, site analysis, Climatic conditions,
Infrastructure of the site and its constraints.
 To learn about the Architectural Design project through literature review and case study
methodology for a preparation of a Project on any topic in architecture (relevant to any chosen
objective or any aspect of the Thesis Project)
COURSE OUTCOME:
 The students will learn about the method of site analysis prior to designing any Architectural
Design Project.
 The subject will orient the student to some preliminary theoretical analysis and case studies of the topic
concerned.

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total

- 3 3 120 80 200

CONTENTS

IN CONTINUATION OF ARCHITECTURE PROJECT-I

Stage-III----Pre final Submission

Complete drawing of the plans of all the levels, two elevations, two sections, site
plan, concept for specialized services and design elements.

Stage –IV----Final Submission.

Final submission of all the rendered drawings, working drawings, Detailed
perspective and model.
 DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE / INTERIOR DESIGN
VI- SEMESTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN-IV
Annexure: III
(COURSE NO : BAR-692) BOS : 27.03.2019

Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total

- 6 3 75 50 125

OBJECTIVES:
 To understand the role of climate and environment as a context in shaping building design.
 To comprehend the interpretation of prescribed environmental directions / norms for a given
place in building forms.
 Recognizing the relevant materials & building techniques suitable for that region & explore their
applicability in design.

COURSE OUTCOME
 To incorporate the byelaws and standards in design process
 To develop a understanding of complex buildings in terms of specifications and services

CONTENTS

Design problem 1- Design projects commercial constraints/ restriction like ground coverage, F.A.R
site constraints and materials restriction, to be worked out as a practical problems like apartments and
special buildings.

Designing and detailing of various building elements, like sunshade. Parapet, planters,
projections etc. pergola, porch etc.

Design problem 2- Design and of various technical projects like small industry, Auditorium,
Cinema Hall etc.
Criticism of every design must be done at every stage and after every submission.

Seminar: Emphasis should be laid on the case study, important building related to design project given.
The critical evaluation of the building is to be presented with adequate illustration by the way of
projections

Note:- Site visits, case studies may involve local/out station study/Educational tours. And shall have
weightage in course work marks to be decided by subject teacher.

Reference Books:-Time Saver and Neufert’s