18AA-406D: Building Construction Drawing Syllabus for Architectural Assistantship 4th Sem C18 Curriculum TSSBTET

Building Construction Drawing detailed Syllabus for Architectural Assistantship (DAA), C18 curriculum has been taken from the TSSBTET official website and presented for the diploma students. For Course Code, Course Name, Lectures, Tutorial, Practical/Drawing, Internal Marks, Max Marks, Total Marks, Min Marks and other information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.

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Prerequisites:

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Course Outcomes:

1. CO1 : Know the components of a building
2. CO2 : Define the different technical terms of construction
3. CO3: Understand and draw different methods of construction of various building components
4. CO4 : Apply design component to draw component parts and know the materials used for construction
5. CO5 : Draw reinforcement details of RCC elements.
6. CO6 : Understand the support systems required for building construction

Unit 1: Classification of Buildings Duration: 9 hours

1. List the components of a building.
2. Explain the functions of the components of a building.
3. Classify the buildings according to NBC with examples.

Foundations and DPC

1. Explain the Investigations required for foundations – Trial Pit; auger boring and Draws.
2. Know the definitions of the terms bearing capacity of soil, safe and ultimatebearing capacity of soil.
3. State the types of loads to be considered in design of foundation.
4. Understand rules for a minimum depth, width of foundation andthickness of concrete bed for spread foundation.
5. Know the method of constructing shallow foundation. – Spread footing of columns Combined footings and raft foundation.
6. Deep Foundations: Pile foundation – RCC Bearing piles. Friction Piles, Under reamed piles.
7. Explain the causes and effects of dampness at basement level.
8. Know the need of prevention of dampness at basement level.
9. Know the methods adopted for prevention of dampness at basement level.

Unit2: Masonry

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Unit3: Doors and windows

1. State the principles of locating doors, windows and ventilators in a building.
2. Draw common and special type of doors, windowsand ventilators.
3. Know the uses of different types of doors, windows & ventilators.
4. Know the fittings and fastenings of different openings.

Unit 4: Timber Joints

1. Draw lengthening joints, widening joints, bearing joints, angle joints, oblique shouldered joints.

Unit4: Roofs

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Unit 5: Flooring

1. Know the definition of floor and flooring.
2. Know the flooring materials.
3. Know the factors affecting the choice of flooring material.
4. Know the method of construction of various types of flooring-
5. Cementconcrete flooring, stone slab flooring, mosaic flooring and tile floor.

Unit5: Form work & Scaffolding

1. State the components of ordinary form work for columns, beams and slabs.
2. State the standards for form work for RCC.
3. Describe and draw shuttering for columns, beams and slabs.
4. State the purpose of scaffolding and advantages of tubular scaffolding.
5. Draw tubular scaffolding and name its various parts.

Unit 5: Partitions

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Unit 6 : Staircases

1. State the principles of location of stair case.
2. Explain terms: rise, tread, landing, flights, going.
3. Describe and draw different types of stair cases.
4. Explain and draw plan and sectional elevation of open well stair case showing all
5. Reinforcement details.

Suggested Student Activities

1. Quiz
2. Seminar
3. Group discussions
4. Power point presentations on building activities.
5. Assignments – Portfolio of drawings
6. Site visits

Skill Upgradation Projects

1. Visit to an ongoing construction site and submit a detailed hand written report along withsketches and photographs on any one of following topic:
   1. Foundations
   2. Stone masonry
   3. Brick masonry
   4. Doors and windows
2. Prepare a scale down model of any one type of door.
3. Prepare a report on hardware fixtures along with brochures.
4. Construct models of reinforcement for footings, columns, beams and slabs.

Assignments (Drawings)

1. Draw the cross section of a load bearing wall with all building components from foundation details to parapet and name its parts.
2. Draw the plan and cross section of a load bearing RCC column with foundation details and name its parts.
3. Draw the following shallow foundations in plan and cross section
   1. -Spread footing, combined footing, raft foundation
4. Deep foundations- Pile foundation, bearing piles, Friction piles and under reamed pile foundations with reinforcement details.
5. Draw the D.P.C. details at plinth level.
6. Draw the plan and elevation of English bond one and half thick brick wall meeting at corner showing alternate courses.
7. Draw the plan and elevation of single/double Flemish Bond one brick and 11/2 thick brick wall meeting at corner showing alternate courses
8. Draw the elevation and cross section of stone masonry wall of R.R. Masonry, Coursed Rabble Masonry, Ashlar Masonry,
   1. Composite masonry wall in brick and stone
9. Draw the elevations of different types of arches according to their shape -Flat, segmental – semi circular arch; name the different parts of an arch.
   1. According to number of centers – One centre and two centre arches.
   2. Draw an R.C.C. lintel with sunshade projection over a window of 1.5m. or less span showing reinforcement details.
10. Draw enlarged views of any three different types of joints of each of the following joints
    1. Lengthening joints
    2. Widening joints
    3. Bearing joints
    4. Framing joints
    5. Angle or corner joints
    6. Oblique shouldered joints
11. Fastenings used in framing timber work and tools of a carpenter
12. Door frame- detail of a wooden door frame in elevation- sectional plan of a single and double shuttered door frameA steel door frame in elevation- sectional detail of the door frame
13. Types of doors-Draw the plan and elevation of different types of doors, label the parts, indicate dimensions.
    1. Different types of paneled doors- Framed and paneled door
    2. Panelled and glazed door
    3. Flush doors- solid and hollow core type flush doors
    4. Revolving door
    5. sliding door
    6. swing door
    7. collapsible door
    8. Rolling shutter .
14. Types of windows-Draw the plan and elevation of different types of windows, label the parts, indicate dimensions
    1. Casement window
    2. Sash or glazed window
    3. Metal window
15. 1. Draw a pitched roof building and indicate various technical terms
    2. Draw lean to roof and couple closed roof
16. 1. Draw the elevation of king post roof truss and label the parts
    2. Draw details of joints between
       1. principal rafter and tie beam
       2. king post and tie beam
       3. principal rafter and king post.
17. Draw steel truss suitable for 8.0m span
    1. Draw details of joints between principal rafter and tie beam
    2. principal rafter and cappingDraw different shapes of structural steel sections, types of riveted connections.
18. Draw plan and sectional elevation of a one way R.C.C. roof slab with full reinforcement details
19. Draw plan and sectional elevation of a two way R.C.C. roof slab with full reinforcement details.
20. Draw and show the method of fixing Decorative (false) ceilings – plaster of Paris boards or gypsum boards.
21. Draw and show the weather proof course details of an R.C.C. roof slab.
22. Draw the cross section of different types of floorings- showing ground level to finished floor level(plinth) with sand filling , pcc bed and floor finis, label the parts, indicate dimensions.
    1. Marble flooring
    2. Flag stone flooring
    3. Vitrified tile flooring
    4. Cement Concrete flooring
    5. Linoleum flooring
23. Draw the Masons tubular scaffolding and name its various parts.
24. Draw cubicle partitions made by laminated plywood with wooden beadings, glazed partitions with aluminum frames having laminated plywood or particle boards upto dado level.
25. 1. Draw the plans and elevations different types of stair cases.
    2. Draw the plan and sectional elevation of an R.C.C. open well stair case with all details.

Recommended Books:

1. Building construction by – MC Kay-I, II, III & IV Volumes.
2. Building Construction – Berry – Volumes I, II, III and IV
3. Building Construction – S.C. Rangwala
4. Building Construction – N.R.R. Moorthy
5. Building Construction – S.P.Bindra&S.P.Arora.
6. Building construction – Sushilkumar
7. Building construction – S.S. Bhavikatti
8. Building construction and drawing – M.G shah and kale
9. Building construction Illustrated – Francis D K Ching

Suggested E learning Resources.:

1. https://evrosoriou.fUes. wordpress. com/. ./construction-handbook-chudle/
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ROrmRYOwf4/

For detail Syllabus of all other subjects of Architectural Assistantship, C18 curriculum do visit Diploma In Architectural Assistantship 4th Sem Syllabus for C18 curriculum.

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