To be awarded course credit, students are required to submit a collection of drawings from in-class exercises and homework assignments, which will be specified in writing on an ongoing basis.
The grading includes both the quality of the submitted drawings and the student’s progress over the course of the semester, taking into account engagement, effort, and originality.

Students must attend the introductory lecture and are required to participate in the practical classes. Three absences per semester are tolerated. Excused absences and arrangements for more frequent absences due to serious reasons are possible by agreement with the instructor; alternatively, an absence may be made up by attending another group within the same week. A higher number of absences may affect the final evaluation.

The aim of the course is to acquire the fundamentals of architectural drawing and representational methods, which students can further develop in their subsequent studies and in architectural practice. Some exercises are intended to explore the possibilities of drawing media, to increase sensitivity, and to free the imagination, while others focus on cultivating and refining drawing expression and technique. Students will learn to engage in dialogue—to see and understand the results and potential of their own work and to respond to criticism.

• Programme B_A+U Bachelor's 1 year of study, summer semester, compulsory