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المستوى الأول الفصل الأول اسم المقرر رمز المقرر عدد الساعات المعتمدة وصف عن المقرر Islamic Culture 1 SLM111 2 يهدف هي المقرر إلى توضيح المفاهيم الأساسية في الثقافة الإسلامية المبنية على الوسطية والاعتدال المأخوذة من القران والسنة وليتزود بالمعارف والفنون والاتجاهات السلوكية اللازمة والتي تحلي بقيم الإسلام المواضيع هذا المقرر تشمل مفهوم الثقافة الإسلامية، خصائص الثقافة الإسلامية، أسس العقيدة الإسلامية، لمحات من حياه رسولنا الكريم صلى وعلية وسلم، مفهوم النظم الإسلامية، النظام الاجتماعي في الإسلام، النظام الاخلاقي في الإسلام، مكانه المرأة في الإسلام، الشباب ومشكلاته، اسهامات المسلمين. Arabic Language 1 ARAB112 2 صُمِّم هذا المساق؛ ليزوّد الطالب بأساسيّات اللغة العربيّة التي تبصّره بقواعد نظامها النحويّ والصرفيّ بأسلوب سهل وواضح؛ ليتمكّن من التواصل اللغويّ السليم، متحدّثا، وكاتبا، وقارئا، ومستمعا، بوصفه ناطقا بالعربيّة. English Language 1 ENG113 2 This course for students of all B.A departments at A-Arab University to improve their skills writing, listening, speaking and reading) of English language. The course offers new vocabulary and illustrates punctuations and grammar rules and makes the students familiar with daily language. Computer Skills IT114 2 This course aims to introduce the student to the basic skills and knowledge necessary to deal with the computer to enable him to use the basic systems, applications and services as an information and knowledge base for use in his field of specialization and the possibility of dealing with any applications or services that may be provided to the student in other courses according to his field of specialization. The course includes learning about the components of information technology, the Windows operating system, a word processing program, an electronic spreadsheet program, and a presentation program, in addition to skills in dealing with the Internet and using e-mail. The course is accompanied by performing some applications in the laboratory. Deferential Calculus EIT115 3 This course deals with the concepts of sets, graphs and their gradients, rectangular coordinates system, lines, the circle, functions and their graphs, some types of functions, trigonometric functions, the exponential function, logarithmic functions, limits and continuity of functions, derivatives of functions, derivatives of trigonometric functions, higher order derivative, implicit differentiation, velocity and acceleration. General physics EIT116 3 This course provides the concepts of units, dimensions, vectors and state the different kinds of motion including one-dimension and two-dimension motion and the laws that govern them, in addition illustrate the basic principles of fluid mechanics and Summarize the elastic inelastic properties of solids. Principles Interior design 1 IDE117 3 This course introduces students to the fundamentals of interior design. It covers basic design principles such as balance, proportion, harmony, color theory and rhythm in interior spaces. Students learn to analyze space, form, and function and to translate concepts into visual representations. The course includes exercises in design composition, space planning, and conceptual development. It forms the foundation for more advanced interior design studies. Free Hand Drawing 1 IDE118 2 This course focuses on developing students’ freehand drawing skills essential for interior design visualization. Students practice sketching objects, furniture, spaces, and human figures from observation. Emphasis is placed on proportions, perspectives, shading, and rendering techniques. The course encourages creativity and improves students’ ability to quickly communicate design ideas visually. Regular sketchbook assignments help strengthen their manual drawing abilities. الفصل الثاني: Islamic Culture 2 SLM121 2 يهدف هذا المقرر إلى توضيح السياسة الشرعية بمبادئها واصولها في سياسة الحياة والرقي به على الرفاهية والحياة الكريمة والقدرة على مواجهه التحديات بأنواعها الداخلية والخارجية والمستجدة وإيجاد الحلول المناسبة لها ويشمل هذا المقرر المواضيع التالية النظام السياسي في الإسلام، فضل الإسلام، نظام الشورى في الإسلام، قضايا سياسية/ قضايا اقتصادية، قضايا معاصره وغزو فكري. Arabic Language 2 ARAB122 2 صُمِّم هذا المقرّر؛ ليزوّد الطالب بأساسيّات اللغة العربيّة التي تبصّره بقواعد نظامها النحويّ والصرفيّ، وبالأساليب اللغويّة الشائعة في العربيّة، وبمهارات الكتابة الأساسيّة، كل ذلك بأسلوب سهل وواضح؛ لتعزيز تمكّنه من التواصل اللغويّ السليم في أثناء القراءة والكتابة والمحادثة، بوصفه ناطقا بالعربيّة. English Language 2 ENG123 2 This course for students of all B.A departments at A-Arab University to improve their skills writing, listening, speaking and reading) of English language. The course offers new vocabulary and illustrates punctuations and grammar rules and makes the students familiar with daily language. Communication Skills COM124 2 تهدف المادة إلى المام الطالب بالمفاهيم والنظريات في مجال الاتصال الإنساني واكسابه المهارات الأساسية في مجال التواصل مع الذات والأخرين وتعزيز ممارستها في مجال حياته اليومية والعلمية باستخدام أساليب جدية تعتمد على التدريب والتقويم المتنوع والفعال ويشكل المواضيع التالية: مقدمة في الاتصال، الاتصال مع الذات، مهارات الاستقبال، مهارات الارسال، الانصات غير الكلامي، مهارات الحوار والاقناع، الاتصال في بيئة العمل. Integral Calculus EIT125 3 This course proves the principles of integral Calculus. The topics include Integration, Antiderivative, Indefinite Integral, rules of Indefinite Integral, the definite Integral: sums and sigma notation, the area under the curve, the definite integral and the fundamental theorem of calculus, the mean value theorem for definite integral, substitution in definite integral. Techniques of integration: basic integration formulas, integration by parts, trigonometric integrals, trigonometric substitutions, integration by partial fraction, numerical integration: trapezoidal and Simpson rules, errors and their estimation. Some applications of integration: area under the curves, volume of the solid of revolution, work. Indeterminate forms and improper integrals: indeterminate formulas, L’Hopital’s rule, improper integrals of types one and two, tests for convergence, divergence: direct comparison test, limit comparison test. History of Interior Design 1 IDE126 2 This course provides an overview of the history of interior design from ancient civilizations to the Renaissance. It examines how historical events, cultural movements, and technological advancements influenced interior spaces. Students analyze styles, furniture, and decorative arts through different eras. The course emphasizes the evolution of design aesthetics and functionality. Visual analysis and historical research are integral parts of the coursework. Principles interior design 2 IDE127 3 This course builds on the concepts introduced in Principles of Interior Design 1. It focuses on the development of more complex interior spaces, including residential and small commercial projects. Students learn advanced space planning, material selection, color schemes, and furniture arrangement. Projects encourage critical thinking, conceptual development, and presentation skills. This course helps students create cohesive and functional interior environments. Free Hand Drawing 2 IDE128 2 This course advances the freehand drawing techniques introduced in the first course. Students practice drawing more complex compositions, including interior spaces and architectural elements. Emphasis is placed on developing accurate perspectives, depth, texture, and shading. Students also learn how to communicate design ideas through expressive sketches. Regular practice assignments aim to strengthen creativity and visualization skills. المستوى الثاني الفصل الأول: Technical Writing EIT211 2 The objective of this course is to study the fundamentals of technical writing. Topics include the concepts of technical writing and its differences with academic writing, processes in technical communication, tools and techniques to perform collaborative projects and writing, formatting the technical documents with modern tools and techniques, techniques to write official letters, memos and Email, writing definitions and descriptions, writing informal reports to address immediate and intermediate tasks accomplishment, writing formal report to portray complex nature of issues, writing informal proposals to cover project with limited scope, writing formal proposals to submit a detailed document, normally applied to large projects, developing presentation skills, preparing effective CV’s and cover letter, developing skills for Job interview, learning styles in technical writing for effective revision, and practicing professional presentations in a seminar environment. Interior Design 1 IDE212 4 This course introduces students to the principles and practices of designing residential interior spaces. It includes site analysis, spatial planning, and the creative development of design concepts. Students prepare design presentations using drawings, models, and material boards. Emphasis is placed on human needs, functionality, and aesthetic considerations in residential environments. Practical projects enhance their ability to create livable, functional, and beautiful interiors. Computer Aided Interior Design 1 IDE213 3 This course teaches students the basics of computer-aided design (CAD) software used in the interior design profession. Students learn to create accurate two-dimensional drawings, floor plans, elevations, and furniture layouts. The course emphasizes precision, scale, and annotation standards. Through practical exercises, students develop digital drafting skills essential for professional practice. Mastery of CAD tools enables efficient and accurate design documentation. History of Interior Design 2 IDE214 2 This course continues the historical exploration of interior design, covering the period from the Renaissance to modern times. Students study the evolution of furniture styles, materials, color schemes, and space planning. It examines the influence of historical, cultural, and technological changes on interior environments. Students engage in visual analysis and research assignments to deepen their understanding. The course fosters appreciation for historical contexts in contemporary design. Color Theory in Design Interior IDE215 3 This course explores the principles of color theory and its application in interior design. Students learn about color systems, psychology of color, color harmony, and the interaction of colors. Practical exercises focus on developing color schemes for different types of spaces. Students gain an understanding of how color affects mood, perception, and spatial relationships. The course prepares students to make informed color decisions in design projects. Building Construction ARE316 3 This course introduces the principles and techniques of building construction relevant to interior designers. Topics include structural systems, materials, methods of construction, and detailing. Students learn about the properties of different building materials and how they affect design decisions. The course also covers construction documents, specifications, and standards. It helps bridge the gap between design concepts and technical realization. الفصل الثاني: Environment and behaviors in interior design IDE221 2 This course examines the relationship between human behavior and interior environments. Students study how factors like culture, psychology, and ergonomics influence space usage. Topics include personal space, territoriality, and environmental psychology. The course emphasizes designing spaces that enhance comfort, well-being, and functionality. Students apply theories to design solutions that respond to human needs and behaviors. Design Interior 2 IDE222 4 This course builds on skills developed in Interior Design 1, focusing on the design of commercial spaces such as offices, retail shops, and hospitality environments. Students engage in complex design processes from conceptual development to final presentation. Emphasis is placed on circulation, branding, user experience, and compliance with codes and regulations. Projects challenge students to balance functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability in commercial interiors. Computer Aided Interior Design 2 IDE223 3 This course advances students’ CAD skills by introducing three-dimensional modeling and rendering techniques. Students create realistic 3D models of interior spaces, apply materials, lighting, and perspectives. The course emphasizes digital visualization and presentation skills. Mastery of 3D CAD tools helps students effectively communicate design ideas to clients and collaborators. Advanced projects simulate professional design documentation standards. Islamic History of Interior Design IDE224 2 This course explores the rich history of Islamic interior design, focusing on architectural and decorative elements. Students learn about the evolution of Islamic art, geometry, calligraphy, and design motifs. Key historical periods such as Umayyad, Abbasid, Andalusian, and Ottoman are studied. Students analyze how religious, cultural, and environmental factors shaped Islamic interiors. The course inspires appreciation and application of Islamic design principles in contemporary work. Model-Making for interior design IDE225 3 This practical course teaches students the techniques of physical model-making for interior design presentations. Students learn to work with materials such as foam board, cardboard, wood, and acrylic. The course emphasizes precision, scale, and craftsmanship. Students create models to visualize design concepts, spaces, and structures. Model-making enhances spatial understanding and supports communication of design ideas to clients. Building system and Technology IDE226 3 This course introduces the technical systems within buildings that impact interior design, including HVAC, lighting, electrical, and plumbing. Students learn how these systems function, are integrated, and influence interior layouts. Topics include sustainability, smart technologies, and building codes. The course helps students make informed decisions that balance design aesthetics with technical requirements. Practical examples and case studies reinforce understanding. المستوى الثالث الفصل الأول: Learning and thinking and research EIT311 3 This course is proved the student the skills of Learning, Thinking, and Research. Topic include: Introduction to Learning & Thinking & Research, Study Skills and Motivation to Learn, Information Processing Skills, Speed Reading Skills, The Concept of Scientific Research & Its Tools, Mechanics for Searching Documented Information, Elements of Scientific Research and Its Tools, Skills using MS word to write project Skills using reference management tool, Thinking Skills and it’s Types, The Six Hats of Thinking and Program (S.C.A.M.P.E.R) in Thinking, Renew Your Thinking (The CoRT Thinking Program). Design Interior 3 IDE312 4 This course advances students’ design abilities, focusing on larger and more complex commercial spaces, including multi-functional and large-scale environments. Students apply advanced spatial planning, lighting design, materials selection, and detailing techniques, and they work on projects such as offices, retail stores, and hospitality spaces, applying advanced space planning, branding, and sustainability concepts. We prioritize the integration of functionality, aesthetics, sustainability, and user experience. Projects involve complete design processes from concept development to presentation. Students are encouraged to think critically and innovate in creating dynamic interior solutions. Textiles IDE313 3 This course introduces students to textiles and their applications in interior design. Topics include fiber types, fabric structures, textile finishes, and performance characteristics. Students learn how to select appropriate textiles for upholstery, drapery, wall coverings, and floor finishes. Emphasis is placed on understanding durability, maintenance, aesthetics, and sustainability of textiles. The course also explores innovations and trends in the textile industry for interiors. Environment control system 1 IDE314 3 This course covers the fundamentals of environmental control systems affecting interior spaces, such as lighting, acoustics, and thermal comfort. Students learn how to design spaces that respond to human comfort needs and environmental factors. Topics include daylighting strategies, artificial lighting systems, acoustic treatments, and passive climate control methods. The course emphasizes sustainable design principles and energy efficiency. Students analyze case studies and propose practical solutions. Architecture & Heritage in Yemen IDE315 2 This course explores Yemen’s architectural and interior design heritage of Yemen, focusing on historical structures, urban planning, and decorative elements. Students study traditional construction techniques, materials, and cultural influences. The course emphasizes the preservation and appreciation of Yemeni architecture. Students analyze case studies of significant heritage sites and learn how cultural identity is expressed through built environments. Field studies and visual documentation are encouraged. Design Project Management IDE316 2 This course introduces the principles and practices of managing design projects. Students learn about project planning, scheduling, budgeting, resource management, and client communication. Topics include contract management, risk assessment, and quality control. The course emphasizes leadership skills, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities necessary for successful project delivery. Real-world scenarios and case studies are used to simulate project management challenges in the design industry. الفصل الثاني: Embellishment IDE321 3 This course focuses on the art of interior embellishment through decorative treatments, finishes, and detailing. Students explore techniques such as faux painting, mural creation, custom textures, and artistic installations. The course emphasizes creativity, material experimentation, and craftsmanship. Students learn how to use embellishments to enhance the aesthetic value and emotional impact of interior spaces. Practical projects foster innovation and personalized expression in design. Interior design 4 IDE322 4 This course engages students in designing complex public spaces such as hotels, healthcare facilities, and cultural centers. Students address issues of accessibility, universal design, branding, and sustainability. The course requires in-depth research, programming, concept development, and presentation of comprehensive design solutions. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, integration of technical systems, and client-centered design approaches. Students create detailed drawings, models, and presentation boards. Environment control system 2 IDE323 3 This course covers advanced topics in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems in interior design. Topics include HVAC design, fire protection systems, water conservation technologies, and smart building systems. Students learn how to integrate technical systems seamlessly into interior environments. The course emphasizes sustainability, safety, and functionality. Case studies and technical documentation exercises are included. Conservation and Rehabilitating in Interior design IDE324 2 This course introduces students to principles and practices of conserving and rehabilitating historic interiors. Students learn methods for assessing existing conditions, preserving significant features, and adapting spaces for new uses while respecting their historical integrity. Topics include conservation ethics, materials analysis, and restoration techniques. The course fosters sensitivity towards cultural heritage and prepares students for work on adaptive reuse projects. Furniture design IDE325 3 This course covers the fundamentals of designing furniture for residential and commercial spaces. Students explore design concepts, ergonomics, material selection, and construction techniques. Projects include the conceptualization and creation of custom furniture pieces that complement interior spaces. The course emphasizes innovation, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. Students develop technical drawings and prototypes as part of their design process. Working Drawings ARE326 3 This course focuses on producing detailed working drawings essential for construction and implementation of interior design projects. Students learn drafting standards, dimensioning, annotation, and documentation techniques. Emphasis is placed on creating complete construction sets, including plans, sections, elevations, and details. The course ensures students can accurately communicate design intentions to contractors, engineers, and clients. Precision and professionalism are prioritized. Summer Training IDE327 0 This training program provides students with practical experience in a professional interior design environment. Students apply theoretical knowledge in real-world projects, observe professional practices, and develop industry-relevant skills. It includes participation in design development, site visits, client meetings, and documentation processes. The training aims to bridge the gap between academic study and professional practice. Students must document their experiences and reflect on their learning outcomes through a formal report. المستوى الرابع الفصل الأول: Graduation Project 1 IDE 413 2 This is the first part of the final graduation project where students select a project topic relevant to interior design and begin the research and conceptual development phase. It involves site analysis, client profiling, and preliminary design strategies. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and thorough research methodology. Students are required to present a project proposal including objectives, methodology, and design brief for evaluation. Interior design 5 IDE411 4 This course challenges students to work on large-scale and complex public space interior design projects such as large public facilities, corporate headquarters, or multi-use environments. Students synthesize knowledge acquired from previous courses in space planning, materials, lighting, environmental systems, and project management. Emphasis is placed on sustainability, innovation, and meeting specific client needs. Students are expected to produce full design presentations including models, drawings, and rendered visuals. Professional Practice and ethics IDE412 2 This course introduces students to the professional aspects of practicing interior design. Topics include business practices, legal issues, contracts, marketing, client relations, and project management. It also covers professional ethics, responsibilities, and standards within the design industry. Students learn about starting their own design practices and navigating real-world challenges. The course emphasizes ethical decision-making and professional conduct. الفصل الثاني: Graduation Project 2 IDE421 4 In this final stage of the graduation project, students fully develop and present their interior design solutions. They produce detailed design drawings, material specifications, construction documents, 3D visualizations, and models. Emphasis is placed on project execution, design detailing, technical accuracy, and aesthetic quality. Students must present their work professionally to a panel for final evaluation. The project demonstrates their readiness to enter the professional field. Contract and specification IDE422 2 This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of construction contracts and technical specifications in interior design. Students learn how to prepare, interpret, and manage contracts and specification documents. Topics include bidding processes, tender documents, procurement methods, and legal obligations. Emphasis is placed on clarity, accuracy, and protection of all parties involved in a project. Case studies and sample documents are analyzed.
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