3rd Meeting of Board of Studies for
Bachelor of Architecture
Course title
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN ARCHITECTURE-I
Credit Hours
0+2
Pre-requisites
None
Objective
Overview
Course outline
To promote computer knowledge and applications in architecture as a
medium to gain the skills needed to express your ideas, solve problems,
and connect with people.
Introduction to Computer Applications is designed to familiarize
students with computers and their applications. It will also emphasize
the use of computers and technology throughout their college, and
future careers. Students will learn fundamental concepts of computer
hardware and software and become familiar with a variety of computer
applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and
multimedia presentations.
Microsoft Word: Getting Familiar with MS Word, Creating & editing
documents, formatting the Documents of MS Word, Graphical Work &
Reviewing, Advance Features & Finalization, Mail merging
Microsoft Excel: Getting Started with MS Excel, Data Formatting,
Formulas & Functions, Preparing Charts & Presentation, Format Tables
& Manipulating Data, Pivot Table & Advance Functions
Microsoft Power Point: Initiating with MS Power Point, Preparing
Presentations & Using Graphics, Finalization & Alterations:
Reading list
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Matt Smith, Microsoft Office 2010: Ultimate Tips & Tricks.
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