Course Details

Professional Practical Training

Academic Year 2024/25

NGA050 course is part of 2 study plans

NPC-ARS / ARA Winter Semester 1st year

NPC-ARS / ARP Winter Semester 1st year

Specialised practical training is an important part of the academic education in the Architecture and Urban Development subsequent master’s study programme. Its aim is to gain basic knowledge about economic, procedural and legal relationships in a professional environment, to gain basic practical experience with both legal and ethical rules which result from the relationship between an architect and a customer, an employer and an employee and to gain a basic awareness of duties and professional responsibility as an essential part of the qualification in this field of specialisation. It takes place outside the academic premises.

Credits

29 credits

Language of instruction

Czech

Semester

winter

Course Guarantor

Institute

Forms and criteria of assessment

course-unit credit

Entry Knowledge

Completion of the bachelor’s level of architectural studies.

Aims

The aims of this specialised practical training, gained via the specific activity of the applicant for professional placement in the field of architecture, are, among others:
- basic knowledge of the economic, procedural and legal relationships involved in the professional environment of architectural-urban planning practice
- basic practical experience with the rules, both legal and ethical, which result from the relationship between an architect and a customer and between an employer and an employee
- direct contact with duties and professional responsibility as an essential part of the qualification in this field of specialisation
Specialized practical training is accepted on the basis of supplied documents, which are:
- work journal
-monthly work records verified by the employer
- project documentation elaborated by the student himself/herself

Offered to foreign students

Not to offer

Course on BUT site

Field training

1 week, 1 hours/week, compulsory

Syllabus

In practice (65 days), the student involved in these power stages of preparation and implementation of projects:

  • 1. preparation of contract
  • 2. the study buildings
  • 3. construction documentation for land management
  • 4. construction documentation for building permit
  • 5. construction documentation for the construction project
  • 6. building contractor selection
  • 7. architectural supervision
  • 8. engineering supervision