Hi Azarimy,

Any updates on this?

Anyways, I've contacted the Diploma Programme guy from UTMSPACE website, En Abdul.
According to him, there is a part time diploma programme for architecture? which classes are on Saturdays and Sundays,
You know anything about this?

Hey guys, any recommended universities recognized by PAM in Australia? other than Tasmania and Curtin. Will be sending my portfolio to the education agent tmr and need advise asap. Thank you very much!!!!

no updates yet.

there was a part time diploma in architecture, but like i said, the course is being phased out. i'm not sure if they're taking any new students at the moment.

Just sharing some updates..



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also, there is Architectural Review Open Exhibition tomorrow starting at 9am UiTM Shah Alam. If you guys are free, just come by and have a look. One of the main exhibition to see is the first batch of Master Architecture..

if you have an iOS device (iOS 5), do buzz me if you are interested to be a beta tester of my app. can get it from me tomorrow

This post has been edited by kazasho: Feb 1 2012, 12:48 AM

no android?
awww

its just a list right?

Wah. Good Job.

May i have the honour to try out the beta version ? HAHA

Thanks first

All I can say for now, its much better than the book version
Porting for Android later. If anybody interested to learn Android development, there is a Grant for it.

thanks brah

sure. no prob. pmed u the details

Hello everyone ^^
actually what i want to ask, it has been asked by someone before
seems like there isn't any specific answer for it
so I have to ask again ~ sorry XD

If now I am going to study BSc (architectural studies) (3years) in KLIUC
or BSc (architecture technology) in UCSI
(1)Can I take LAM part I exam after it ? but it is not B.arch

(2)If yes, after part I exam, can I directly study in (mayb UTM) B.Arch part II ? 2 years?

(3)comparing the courses of UCSI　and KLIUC
UCSI : http://www.ucsi.edu.my/v2/foeabe/programme...hitectural.aspx
KLIUC: http://www.kliuc.edu.my/university/index.p...rgraduates.html
Which is better?

This post has been edited by T3rry_: Feb 3 2012, 11:52 PM

azarimy has answered the question in Post #838

I'm sorry~ I don't really understand it~
so it means can?
Owing to my poor understanding skill,
can you give me answer according to the order of my question?
I am sorry for requesting such a troublesome answer
but I have to, because it may influence my future life =)

This post has been edited by T3rry_: Feb 3 2012, 07:12 PM

i think kuanming is an alumni in one of the stated college, and right now he's pursuing part 2 in UPM

so~ if comparing courses from ucsi and kliuc, which is better?

1. yes. BSc in architecture or its varieties are for part 1. BArch is for part 2. so if u go around and see somebody offering BArch but equivalent to part 1, it's probably some dubious offer or he's just plain mistaken.

2. yes, if u pass.

Thanks for everyone who had helped me ^^
But i still wondering if there is anyone can answer that.. courses offered in UCSI or KLIUC would be better? oo

academically it doesnt matter as neither of them are accredited. so it boils down to your preference on other criteria that YOU think relevant (like cost, distance from home, environment, facilities and all)

KLIUC should be much cheaper. After all, it's linked to gomen.
Best to talk to students who are studying in the unis.

ok then ~ I will choose it carefully~
thanks for all of your answering
I really appreciate for it ^^

interested on the beta tester~can I use my ipod touch 4 gen??or do I have to upgrade my iOS first??

Recent years, the emergent of BIM is certainly unavoidable, there are many debates regarding the choice of using Revit or Archicad, which are two leading player of BIM, i would like to ask that for Malaysia, which 1 is more appropriate for our market or our context?
My computer graphic lecturer actually told us that revit is the future of this business over convention software like Autocad and sketchup~ But i m nt sure if I really need to convert to use revit~
just ask for u guys opinion~thanks in advance~

revit and archicad are basically in the same family, it's a BIM software. but in malaysia, revit is fast becoming like colgate. colgate is widely used that people use it to refer to toothpaste, and not a brand.

in UTM we equip all our students with revit. it's up to them to pickup archicad or not. other universities are following suite as autodesk is quite aggressive by giving out free license to students (just register at their website!). it means that malaysian universities are churning out revit capable graduates en masse, eventually forcing the practice to adapt.

but revit is exclusively PC based, which archicad is on both systems. that's the biggest difference.