Architectural presentation using various techniques in color and graphite (wooden colors, water colors, pastel colors …), Perception of surrounding environment by the mean of colors and improving students’ theoretical knowledge of colors, Perception of architectural environment and its visual elements (in colors and textures), and improving the ability of recording and analyzing it. (Studio 3hrs). Prerequisite: ENAR 211

Introduction to use of different computers and sofware programs in architecture, Basic principles of computer drafting, Two-dimensional and three-dimensional drawings and massing, Analysis and processing of data, Preparation of a comprehensive architectural project. (Studio 6hrs). Prerequisite: Department Approval.

An introduction to the theory and practice of two and three-dimensional compositions and their location in space, Applications on design basics and architectural compositions, Interplay of form and space and means of harmony in architecture, Proportions, dimensions and mobility, Perception of outdoor and indoor spaces and their relation to the human behavior, Design applications on simple topographic sites. (Lecture 1hr, Studio 6hrs). Prerequisite: Department Approval.

Symbols used in architectural drawings, Freehand techniques, Lettering, Instrumental drawings with pen and ink, dimensioning and scaling, rendering architectural projects emphasizing on sites, plans, elevation and sections using different techniques, Basics of perspective, Types elements and applications, Different methods of drawing perspectives, Shade and shadows, Application of shades and shadows on architectural elevations and 3-D objects. (Lecture 1hr, Studio 6hrs). Prerequisite: ENME121.

A survey and analysis of architecture from Early Christian period to the end of the Renaissance Period, with special emphasis on interaction between Byzantine and Islamic architecture, Comparative Analysis of architectural styles within historical, cultural, social and technical context during the different ages till the Neo-classical period. Prerequisite: ENAR234

Brief study of various building systems and construction methods, Expansion, contraction and settlement joints, Different insulation materials, Internal finishing materials, kitchens and bathrooms, Fireplaces, Techniques used for protection against environmental forces, Introduction to prefabricated element, Applications on different working drawings and details for medium scale buildings (Lecture 2hr, Studio 3hrs). Prerequisite: ENAR236

Architectural trends in the Arab countries in the twentieth century, Problem of heritage and modernity in the works of Arab architects, The philosophical, cultural, social, and technical approaches that have determined the method of handling of this problem. Prerequisite: ENAR323

The art and architecture of the Islamic civilization surveyed from its beginning to the downfall of the Ottoman empire, Survey and analysis of the major periods and trends in historical, cultural, social and technical context, Comparative study concerning houses and schools in the Islamic world, Analysis of fundamental elements such as muqarnasat, mashrabiat, pedestrian zones, decorative elements… etc. Prerequisite: ENAR235

(For Civil Engineering Students) Fundamentals of Building constructions, Building construction elements and systems, Symbols used in preparation of working drawings, Site preparation, Foundations, Walls, Partitions, Roofs and floors, Staircases, Expansion, Contraction and settlement joints, Finishing works, Applications on different working drawings. (Lecture 2hr, Studio 3hrs). Prerequisite: ENCE324

Principles of buildings design for public commercial, administrative and educational buildings, as well as their relationship to the surrounding urban fabric, The impact of architectural design of these buildings on human behavior in visual and functional approach, Analysis of international architectural projects, Design studio on similar projects with will defined programmes and located at the centers or suburbs of the cities on medium topographic sites, Interior design of some major elements within the project. (Lecture 1hr, Studio 9hrs). Prerequisite: ENAR341

Seminar series on various topics of architectural design, presented by the students with faculty supervision, the seminar aims to train students and develop their research and discussion abilities and capabilities (Discussion once a week). Prerequisite: ENAR441

Introduction to modern computer applications in the field of architectural presentation, aiming to improve the design sense for better visual appreciation, Three-dimensional applications as means of architectural communication, Introduction to visual reality, Practical applications to produce three dimensional models for architectural project (Studio 6hrs). Prerequisite: ENAR342.

An introduction to planning principles and planning theories at the local, regional and national levels, Different scientific and strategic planning approaches, Decision making mechanisms, Sectoral planning, field surveys and analysis, Development of planning alternatives, An overview on planning policies and planning practices in Palestine as well as on the different institutions involved in the process, Studio work concentrating on urban issues. (Lecture 2hr, St 3hrs). Prerequisite: ENAR324

The concept of landscaping, Over view of regional & environmental Landscaping, A brief about the history of Gardens and landscaping through the ages, including the Islamic civilization, Overview about plants, their types, description and maintenance, Site design of national, regional, private and public parks, Housing projects and landscaping, Site design and organization using Plant, Studio design on sites with different scale and nature. (Lecture 1hr, St 6hrs). Prerequisite: ENAR433, ENAR441