Course Description In this course students are required to develop a cohesive body of work based on an exploration of a contemporary issue(s) and theories. Students execute their work and content through the context of both historical prints and current trends in printmaking emphasizing proper edition handling and methods. Course Objective The objective of this...Read More

Description Planned development is part of the desired state of urban development, and understanding the growth of human settlements is critical in directing their development. This course focuses on human settlements development patterns by looking at their characteristics and growth trends. .Objectives Students to understand the characteristics of human settlements Students to understand the factors...Read More

Description In this course, guidance is given to students on how to identify a research problem. Instructions are provided which enable students to perform effective literature reviews. Students are presented with various research paradigms and models of methodology and assist with designing an appropriate method for their research. Students are trained in the analysis and...Read More

Description This is a theory course that introduces the students to wider design theories for practical applications to complex designs. It provides the student with knowledge that guide the design process. Objectives To ground the student in the theories of architectural design at a high level To equip the student with skills of analysing and...Read More

Course Description: The course discusses the fundamental principles and theory of physical planning. Key stages of the planning process are discussed. It discusses key sections of the Town and Country Planning Act (1967) and subsequent amendments. The course also gives highlights of settlement development theories and improvement or upgrading of unplanned settlements.   Course Objectives:...Read More