Bachelor of Architecture

Architectural Knowledge An ability to apply Architecture knowledge ((history, theories of architecture / related art, culture, environment, social science, urbanism and technology) in the context of architectural design problems.

Professional Skills: An ability to know the requirements of building users considering byelaws and cost restrictions and also to solve the architectural, structural and construction problems associated with architectural design at an acceptable level and integrate building systems for desired performance of a building in terms of various mandates (spatial, thermal, air quality, acoustic, visual integrity).

Critical Thinking: An ability to identify, investigate, analyze and comparatively evaluate critical/complex architectural problems and suggest multiple viable design solutions.

Communication: An ability to convey ideas and express rationale clearly in design proposals/presentations using variety of media including visual communication, effective report and IT tools.

Investigation: An ability to investigate complex architecture problems through various methods including literature review, case studies, surveys, building simulations models, experimental investigation and interpretation of data and synthesis of information for conclusions.

Leadership and Professional Ethics: An ability to inspire and motivate the team members with leaderships skills including interaction, collaboration, negotiation, interpersonal relationship and professional ethics for an effective working relationship /environment.

Lifelong Learning: An ability to acquire knowledge, professional skills and information in the context of innovation and professional developments in the field of architecture through continuous efforts from diverse sources.

Architect and Society: An ability to understand the role of architect in societal and environmental contexts and reflecting it in design brief and demonstrate knowledge and need for sustainable architecture.