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Intro Class
AR102 Building
construction

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 LEVELLING * 1 3 50
AR 105 WORKSHOP AR 105 WORKSHOP
AR 108 VISUAL COMMUNICATION
PRACTICES -I ** PRACTICES - 4 50 - 50 100 -
SKILLS -I
* ** 1- 1 4 50 50
AR 106 THEORY OF
AR 106 AR THEORY
109 OF
COMPUTER
STRUCTURES -I 3 - 50 50 - 100 3
STRUCTURES -I
APPLICATIONS -I -3 1 - 50 50
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AR 107 SURVEY AND
LEVELLING * AR 107 AR SURVEY
110 DISSERTATION:
AND
1 3 50 50 - 100 3
JAMIA MILLlA ISLAMIA INDIAN ARTS & CRAFTS ** 2 - 50
AR 108 VISUAL COMMUNICATION LEVELLING * 1 3 50
AR 111 ARTS AND GRAPHICS-I 1 2 50
SKILLS * AR 108 VISUAL 1 1
COMMUNICATION 50 - 50 100 -
GENERAL PROFICIENCY - - -
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE AR 109 COMPUTER SKILLS * 1 1 50
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION APPLICATIONS -I - 1 50 25 25 100 3
AR 109 COMPUTERTOTAL - - 975
AR 110 DISSERTATION:
YEAR 1 INDIAN ARTS & CRAFTS ** APPLICATIONS2 --I 50 - 50 100 - -1 50
CLASSES MARKS EXAM AR 110 NOTATIONS:
DISSERTATION:
AR 111 ARTS AND GRAPHICS-I 1 2 50 50 - 100 3
CODE SUBJECT
L T/ST IA WR VV TOT HOURS L-LECTURES T-- TUTORIALS
GENERAL PROFICIENCY INDIAN ARTS
- & -CRAFTS
- **- 50 2 -- 50
AR 101 ARCHITECTURAL lA-INTERNAL ASSESMENT WR-WRITTEN EXAM
AR 111 ARTS AND GRAPHICS-I 1 2 50
DESIGN-I 1 5 300 150 150 600 6
TOTAL - - 975 525 450 2000 27
AR 102 BUILDING GENERAL PROFICIENCY - - -
CONSTRUCTION -I 1 2 150 75 75 300
NOTATIONS: 3
AR 103 BUILDING MATERIALS
L-LECTURES T- TOTAL
TUTORIALS ST-STUDIO - - 97
& SCIENCES 2 - 50 50 - 100 3 NOTE:
lA-INTERNAL ASSESMENT WR-WRITTEN EXAM VV-VIVA VOCE
AR 104 ARCHITECTURAL Each session will be of 2 terms of 16 teaching weeks each.
DRAWING-I 1 5 125 75 50 250 3
NOTATIONS:
Number of Classes per week = 30 (in each term).
AR 105 WORKSHOP Subjects with * against them will be taught only for one
L-LECTURES T-term
TUTORIALS
in TERM I.
PRACTICES -I ** - 4 50 - 50 100 - Subjects with ** against them will be taught only for one term in TERM 2.
lA-INTERNAL
Exams ASSESMENT
will be held after WR-WRITTEN EXAM
32 weeks of teaching (excluding exams) in each academic year.
AR 106 THEORY OF
NOTE: All exams would be conducted at the end of the academic year.
STRUCTURES -I 3 - 50 50 - 100 3
Each session will be of 2 terms of 16 teaching weeks each.
AR 107 SURVEY AND
Number of Classes per week = 30 (in each term).
LEVELLING * 1 3 50 50 - 100 3
Subjects with * against them will be taught only for one term in TERM I.
AR 108 VISUAL COMMUNICATION
Subjects with ** against them will be taught only for one term in TERM 2.
SKILLS * 1 1 50 - 50 100 -
Exams will be held after 32 weeks of teaching (excluding exams) in each academic year.
NOTE:
AR 109 COMPUTER All exams would be conducted at the endEach
of thesession
academicwill
year.be of 2 terms of 16 teaching weeks each.
APPLICATIONS -I - 1 50 25 25 100 3
AR 110 DISSERTATION: Number of Classes per week = 30 (in each term).
INDIAN ARTS & CRAFTS ** 2 - 50 - 50 100 - Subjects with * against them will be taught only for one term in TERM I.
AR 111 ARTS AND GRAPHICS-I 1 2 50 50 - 100 3 Subjects with ** against them will be taught only for one term in TERM 2.
GENERAL PROFICIENCY - - - - - 50 - Exams will be held after 32 weeks of teaching (excluding exams) in each academic year.
All exams would be conducted at the end of the academic year.
TOTAL - - 975 525 450 2000 27

NOTATIONS:
TERM 1

Construction
• Basic Tools: Introduction to Basic tools used by Masons and Carpenters.
• Elementary Carpentry: Different types of common joints.
• Brick Work: Terminology: Bricks, bats and closures
• Bonding: Types of bonds: English, Single and double Flemish
• Offset functions and quoins: right angled and angular quoins, tee
and cross-junctions for various thickness, attach and other piers,
coping.
• Corbelling, String courses and decorative brickwork.
• Stonework: Stone masonry, dressing, Random Rubble, Coursed
Rubble, Ashlar.

Materials
• Bricks- specifications of bricks and types of bricks most commonly
used.
 The purpose of construction is TO
MAKE THINGS HOLD TOGETHER;
of architecture TO MOVE US
 The truthfulness of materials of constructions,
concrete, bricks and stone, shall be maintained in
all buildings constructed or to be constructed. The
seed of Chandigarh is well sown. It is for the
citizens to see that the tree flourishes.