This subject is footing of the architecture course. The main aimed is that to stretch the knowledge and sensibleness about Principle of design. Students will acquire the aesthetical sense in Architectural design solution. They will learn the architectural drawing method & various presentation styles; also will develop the intelligence of architectural solution from manually on the drawing sheet. Visually will be capable to sensitize that it is innovatively good or bad, escalate the idea of scale and proportion. They will learn to develop architectural complex design proposal showing understanding of current architectural issues.

This subject is obligatory for any designer. Student will fathom that how to see and observe the architectural elements. It will add support to develop exceptional imagination. A design idea expresses by sketches. Sketch develops on different circumstances of the project. Design sketches communicate in between architects and among important service experts including client. Sketches will explain step by step development of perspective, various drawing techniques, interior, landscape and details. Model making will deliver the 3d idea of the form at the final stage which concludes the final effort of the student; clarifies the visualization and conceptualization of the student.

The course presents to student method of perspective drawing (convert two-dimensional vision or drawing into three-dimensional drawing and representation). The purpose of this course also is to study the shadow of the point, the shadow of the lines, the shadow levels of the space and the objects, the shadows on the two-dimensional and three-dimensional building.

Introduction to the fundamentals of Computer Aided Drafting, beginning with simple drawing commands in a suitable common industrial grade computer software, in addition to standard drafting methods to produce technical and standard 2D Architectural drawings.

This course is designed to introduce students to the foundational concepts of art and graphic design. Over the course of the program, students will acquire a strong understanding of the terminology used in the field of graphic design, as well as develop a comprehensive comprehension of the elements and principles of graphic design. In addition to theoretical knowledge, the course emphasizes hands-on development of technical skills in basic drawing, painting, and cutting techniques that are essential for producing well-composed 2-dimensional designs. Through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and practical assignments, students will learn to create visually appealing designs that effectively communicate their intended message.

The Course explores global approach to the history of art and architecture in particular and investigates the development of human civilization in different part of the world. This course also examines architectural ideas, techniques and design methods thematically within a chronological framework covering the time span from the Pre-historic time to the Roman era.

This course highlights the basic elements of building construction including: raw building materials (sand, gravel, cement ...), Main structure and construction systems (bearing wall systems, skeleton systems and space structures), Building foundations (shallow and deep foundation) and Masonry construction (brick and stone construction), In addition overview of the principles of executive drawings.

This course highlights the design processes of residential buildings, including spatial functions, circulation, furniture layouts, lighting, accessories and others. The course also covers various practical functions such as plans, sections, interior elevations, perspectives and models from the conceptual stage to the final presentation. In addition, it introduces students to the essential issues of any residential buildings interior design projects.

This course intended to develop student’s knowledge, skills and capabilities necessary for carrying out digital visualization processes, using selected BIM program (Building Information Modelling) specialized in rendering and 3D modelling that reflects the student’s talent and personal creativity. The course includes also how to achieve the integration between the different types of drawings. Generally, lectures focus on teaching students digital modelling techniques through practical exercises and selected projects using the Revit Architecture program.

The course is devised to introduce interior design as a discipline, to develop sensitivity towards the aesthetic and psychological experience of form and space and to make aware of how meaning is created in interior architecture.

A multi-cultural historical survey of design in architecture, interiors, furnishings, and decorative elements from the Renaissance period to present time the course will discuss significant, furniture, decoration, architecture, interior and planning from the 19th to present with an emphasis on the historical influences on modern design.

This course highlights the following topics. Wall elements, Insulation materials for moisture & damp-ness, Basic elements of buildings (walls, ceilings, floors and stairs) in terms of construction and finishing materials including walls finishing materials including: (interior and exterior Plaster, cladding, curtain walls, paints) Floor finishing materials including :(Tiles, ceramic, marble, wood flooring, Carpet), false ceilings, introduction to the preparation of working drawings.

This course designed to enable the students to acquire skills to make three-dimensional models based on research, architectural and interior drawings, to communicate and develop design, concept and detail as relevant to contemporary architectural and interior design practices.

This course covers the design processes of the administrative and commercial buildings interior design problems, including spatial functions, circulation, furniture layouts, lighting, accessories and others. The course includes various practical assignments that require the production of plans, sections, interior elevations, perspectives and models from the conceptual stage to the final presentation.

This course covers Photoshop Software basic features for presenting interior design drawings. It introduces the students to most of the program’s powerful presenting capabilities. Furthermore, it shows the students how they can use Photoshop to produce professional presented drawings. On the other hand, it takes a closer look at Photoshop presenting products and how they can be created, edited and displayed in Photoshop software.

This course will discuss historical overview of furniture, furniture design process and the material used in it such as wood, metal, glass and others.

The course covers the technical aspects of surface and structural materials in relation to function and appropriate application in the interior environment.

This two-hour course explores a wide range of interior construction components related to building services, including environmental control systems (heating and ventilation), electrical installations, plumbing and drainage. The course aims at enabling students’ skills to assess environmental issues related to building performance. It also familiarizes students with how building technology is integrated into building designs.

This course highlights the design processes of medical, educational or workspace buildings, including spatial functions, circulation, furniture layouts, lighting, accessories and others. The course also covers various practical functions such as plans, sections, interior elevations, perspectives and models from the conceptual stage to the final presentation. In addition, it introduces students to the essential issues of any medical, educational or workspace interior design projects.

This course introduces students to 3D Studio Max Software in addition to the basic features for presenting interior design drawings. It also provides students with the features of Studio Max Software. Furthermore, it trains students how 3D Studio Max is properly used to produce professional presenting drawings. In summary, it provides an overview of how drawings are created, edited, and displayed using advanced software.

This course develops knowledge of how the materials selection and performance aspects of sustainable design fit into the context of a whole building design process. Discussing evaluation and assessment (decision making) processes for material life-cycles; construction use and maintenance; manufacturing and fabrication; material acquisition/preparation/ and reuse, recycling and disposal.

The intent of this course is to provide the information and skills required for students to competently integrate architectural lighting and acoustic design issues into their design process—thereby insuring the occupants of buildings comfortable, efficient and stimulating visual and auditory environments.

Training at an approved internship site Interior Design Firm.

This course covers the design processes of the multifunctional building’s interior design problems, including spatial functions, circulation, furniture layouts, lighting, accessories, and others.

This course focuses on the special studies that the student is required to prepare for the graduation project. The chosen project will be agreed upon with the supervisors from academic staff. It should cover all aspects of collecting and analyzing data, studying similar local, regional and international case studies, developing the intellectual arguments for design, and producing a typed and well-illustrated research document.

The course based on the basics of drafting working drawings and coding systems, coordinating between architectural, structural, and electromechanical needs.

This course covers the design processes of the selected graduation project building’s interior design problems, including spatial functions, circulation, furniture layouts, lighting, accessories and others. The course includes various practical assignments that require the production of plans, sections, interior elevations, perspectives and models from the conceptual stage to the final presentation. It introduces the students to the essential issues that need to be considered in any project building’s interior design.

This course is an educational lecture series developed to introduce the principles of environmental and sustainable interior design; including the objectives, requirements, and benefits of green building upon local, regional, and global communities in both residential and commercial design.

The objective of this course is to gain a clear understanding of the design process as is relates to the application of landscape architectural design methodologies including the application of landscape materials, technical skills and effective graphic, written and verbal communication.

Construction management involves planning, budgeting, coordinating, and supervising construction projects from start to finish including the characteristics of the construction industry, domestic and global construction market.

Introduces different styles of Arabic Calligraphy- both traditional and modern. Produce calligraphic compositions by utilizing the rules of measurement and creativity. Basic knowledge of the Arabic language design.

This course acquaints the student to the Interior Architecture Heritage of Saudi Arabia by exploring the traditional home environment, culture and social aspects. Through activities including field trips, projects, lectures and student’s presentations and assignments, the local interior architecture heritage will be examined and thoroughly perceived. Students will also explore local heritage, function, meaning and ornamentation of physical forms, learning important elements related to the function, material, construction methods, furniture and interior personal belongings.

This course introduces concepts in land surveying, divisions and importance of surveying for connecting the knowledge about surveying division to understand the linear and angular devices and measurements and direction computations. Including the leveling measurements, contouring, and traversing and its practical applications for Architectural surveying and land registration.

This course examines the relationship between individuals and their environment—how they perceive space and how they react to it and the relationship between the physical environment and human behavior through explorations in social and environmental psychology. Perception of one's environment is affected by sociological needs, psychological state, and individual differences. The environment itself also influences human behavior. Both mental and physical stimuli affect behavioral responses.

Studying the connections among effect of interior design on human, evolution, development, psychology, behavior, ecology, society, and culture equips the human scientist to develop professional competencies suited to addressing multidimensional human problems within a framework of human diversity and sustainability.

This course covers the History of photography, Developments of photography, Main points to be considered when taking photos. The course includes Photographic theory (theory of camera), & the importance of photograph in Graphic design. The different part of Camera & their functions, different types of films (with special focus on digital cameras).

This course covers the definition, principles and objectives of sustainable development including the definition, principles and objectives of sustainable architecture and their benefits and relationship between them and green architecture and environmental architecture. It also deals with an analytical study of the elements of sustainable architecture and its applications indoor buildings. This theoretical course covers basic aspects of sustainable design and their impact on interiors. It includes the concept of green architecture and design, sustainable design, conserving energy in interiors, the usages of environmentally friendly materials and technologies.