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Architecture for Automated Student Attendance
2012 IEEE Fourth International Conference on Technology for Education, 2012this paper proposes a model (architecture and protocol) that will help universities and educational institutions to automate student attendance activity. A client server architecture using cryptography is proposed to log attendance details in a secure manner.
Manjunath Mattam +2 more
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Field-Independent Architecture Students
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1973From current knowledge of what an architect “is” and the concepts of “psychological differentiation” several predictions were made about field independency of architecture students compared with other university students. The Rod-and-frame Test used to test field dependency-independency was given to a group of 20 university students and to three groups
J M, Peterson, G, Sweitzer
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The Drawing of the Architectural Order for the Training of the Student in Architecture
2020The article aims to summarize the results of two drawing and surveying workshops organized in Athens by Architecture and Design Department of the Polytechnic School of Engineering and Architecture, University of Genoa, (Italy) for both workshops, drawing has been a fundamental tool of knowledge: students were invited to create their personal travel ...
Giulia Pellegri +3 more
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Teaching architectural acoustics to students of engineering versus students of architecture
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003The author currently teaches architectural acoustics at the University of Nebraska to students in the College of Engineering and to students in the College of Architecture. These two groups have different backgrounds and focuses: for example, engineers are more mathematically prepared, while architects are more visually oriented.
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LEFTHANDEDNESS AMONG STUDENTS OF ARCHITECTURE AND MUSIC
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1990Three groups of subjects (60 students of architecture and 88 of music, and 87 from a general student group) were assessed on lefthandedness, reading problems, dyslexia, and stuttering. There was a higher frequency of lefthandedness among students of architecture, as well as a higher frequency of reading difficulties, dyslexia and stuttering among ...
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Architecture and the Beginning Student
Journal of Architectural Education (1947-1974), 19742. The proposal stems from the sympathetic insights of Dubos (1968), and accords with the position of Jacques Monod (1971) that man, like all forms of life, has emerged by chance in the indifferent immensity of the universe, and is under a desperate necessity to choose a system of values.
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Some Factors Related to Architectural Creativity in Graduating Architecture Students
The Journal of General Psychology, 1969(1969). Some Factors Related to Architectural Creativity in Graduating Architecture Students. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 81, No. 2, pp. 203-215.
M, Karlins, C, Schuerhoff, M, Kaplan
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Familiarity with Architectural Concepts and Academic Achievement of Architecture Students
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968A measure of the number and range of different scores given when rating stimuli on adjectival scales is described and evidence for its reliability and validity when used with architecture students is presented.
D. Canter, J. Johnson, J. M'Comisky
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An Open Letter to Architectural Educators and Students of Architecture
Journal of Architectural Education, 1987(1987). An Open Letter to Architectural Educators and Students of Architecture. Journal of Architectural Education: Vol. 40, Jubilee Issue, pp. 46-46.
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Teaching architectural acoustics to architecture, architectural engineering, and music students
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2011A rewarding career in architectural acoustics has provided the opportunity to teach as a faculty member of the School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Kansas. This presentation will discuss methods and techniques for teaching the basics of architectural acoustics to architecture students so that they might apply these basics to
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