This is a 3 - 5 years degree course. The structure of Course for Ph.D. in Architecture and Planning is as mentioned below…
First Year
SEMESTER – I – COURSE WORK
Table-1: Structure for Ph.D. Course Work for Architecture & Planning
700001: Research Methodology
Unit 1: Research Problem
Unit 2: Basic instrumentation
Unit 3: Applied statistics
Unit 4: Modeling and prediction of performance
Unit 5: Developing a Research Proposal
700002: Seminar
Unit 1: Formulating a Problem Statement
Unit 2: Literature Survey
Unit 3: How to study a scientific paper
700003-A: Methodologies for Architecture & Planning Research
Note: Each Unit is of 2 credits. A candidate has to take any two units (4 credits)
Unit 1: Genesis of Architectural Research
Unit 2: Research Typologies in Architectural Research
Unit 3: Tools for Data Collection
Unit 4: Sampling
Unit 5: Probability and Sampling
Unit 6: Measures of Association and Hypothesis testing
Unit 7: Correlations and Regression
Unit 8: Graph Theory
Unit 9: Social Research Methods
Unit 10: Visual Research methods
Unit 11: Qualitative Analysis
Unit 12: Qualitative Analysis
Unit 13: Spatial Analysis
Unit 14: Phenomenological Study
Unit 15: Environmental Psychological Study
Unit 16: Environmental Psychological Study
Unit 17: Concepts and Research Methods in Psychology:
Unit 18: Behavioral Science Study
Unit 19: Decision making models
Part-B (700003-B) Branch Specific Topics
Note: Each Unit is of 2 credits. A candidate has to take any three units (6 credits)
ARCHITECTURE:
Unit 1 – Architectural Theories – I
Unit 2 – Architecture Theory II
Unit 3 – Architecture Education
Unit 4 -.Barrier free Architecture
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE:
Unit 5 – Issues and Principles
Unit 6 – Intelligent Buildings
Unit 7 – Thermal Design Principles
Unit 8 – Solar Passive Architecture
SOCIOLOGY & ARCHITECTURE:
Unit 9 – Sociology
Unit 10 – Anthropology
Unit 11 – Psychology in Architecture
Unit 12 – Barrier free Design
ARCHITECTURE CONSERVATION:
Unit 13– History of Conservation
Unit 14 – Conservation Theory & Practices
Unit 15 – Conservation policies and Practices
Unit 16 – Conservation Management
DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE:
Unit 17 – Introduction to Computer Applications
Unit 18: Building Automation Systems
Unit 19: GIS & Mapping, MIS
Unit 20: Human Computer Interface
ADVANCE BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
Unit 21 – Introduction
Unit 22 – Concepts of long span structures
Unit 23 – High Rise Structures
Unit 24 – Advanced Building Materials
URBAN DESIGN
Unit 25 – Significance of Urban Design research,
Unit 26 – Theories and Principles of Urban Design.
Unit 27 – Planning Theory and Practice, Planning and Governance.
Unit 28 – Urban form Theories
INTERIOR DESIGN
Unit 29 – Design related cognitive learning, Theory and History of Interior Design
Unit 30 - Study of Interior Design in the Indian & global context
Unit 31 – Lights and Colours in Interiors
Unit 32 – Furniture, finishes and maintenance
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Unit 33 – Introduction Landscape Architecture
Unit 34 – Site planning in Urban Context
Unit 35 – Ecological aspect of landscape and design
Unit 36 –Regional Landscape Planning
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Unit 37 –Introduction to disaster management
Unit 38 – Types of Disasters and its effect on architecture
Unit 39 – Emerging approaches in Disaster Management:
Unit 40 – Disaster Management
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT AND MANAGEMENT
Unit 41: Essentials of Construction Management
Unit 42: Financial Aspects of Construction Projects and risk management:
Unit 43: Construction Techniques & Equipment management
Unit 44 – Facility Management
PLANNING
Unit 45 – Urban Planning & Housing
Unit 46 – Rural Planning
Unit 47 – Infrastructure & Transportation Planning
Unit 48 – Participatory Planning
Unit 49 – Environmental Management and Impact Assessment:
SEMESTER - II
END SEMESTER REVIEW PRESENTATION
There will be end semester review presentation of the six month (semester) progress work completed on the Ph.D. Research.
End semester presentation-
The Research Progress Monitoring Committee; duely constituted by the head of Research centre, shall review the End semester presentation and assign the marks based on the following heads:
The examiners will prepare the mark / grade sheet in the format as specified by the University of Pune, authenticate it, seal it, and shall submit it to the Head of the concern Research Center.
All the registered candidates shall be required to submit to the Head, place of research and through their research guides elaborate progress reports every six months [Appendix 'E'].
Second Year
SEMESTER – III and IV
END SEMESTER REVIEW PRESENTATION
There will be end semester review presentation of the six month (semester) progress work completed on the Ph.D. Research.
Third Year
SEMESTER – V and VI
END SEMESTER REVIEW PRESENTATION
There will be end semester review presentation of the six month (semester) progress work completed on the Ph.D. Research.
Fourth Year
SEMESTER – VII and VIII
END SEMESTER REVIEW PRESENTATION
There will be end semester review presentation of the six month (semester) progress work completed on the Ph.D. Research.
Final Year
SEMESTER –IX
END SEMESTER REVIEW PRESENTATION
There will be end semester review presentation of the six month (semester) progress work completed on the Ph.D. Research.
SEMESTER –X
VIVA VOCE AND DEFENCE OF THE THESIS
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