Department: Architecture Engineering
The workshop in brief: Working drawing is a crucial aspect of the design process, and the workshop at Tishk International University served as a testament to the importance of providing quality education in this field. The workshop showcased the skills and knowledge that the students had acquired, and it was evident that the university had provided them with the necessary tools to succeed in their future careers. The event not only demonstrated the students’ abilities in working drawing, but it also provided valuable insight into the industry’s current trends and practices. The workshop’s success can be attributed to the university’s dedication to provide quality education, which is evident in the students’ work displayed during the event. The senior student projects showcased the depth and breadth of the students’ knowledge, and the creativity and innovation displayed were truly impressive. The workshop was an excellent opportunity for students to gain exposure to industry professionals and to network with their peers. Overall, the event was a valuable learning experience for everyone involved, and it highlighted the importance of providing quality education in working drawing.
Participants: The workshop was well-attended, with over 60 individuals participating.
Place: Room No. 302 – Education building | Tishk International University – Erbil
· The distinction between CAD and BIM
· The significant value of working drawing and its importance to students, new graduates, engineers, and
architects was examined in detail.
· Mr. Shad Sherzad from Tishk International University.
· Professor Dr. Ahmed Abbas from Avans University in the Netherlands.
The workshop was a comprehensive event that covered multiple critical points related to drawing in engineering offices, both in Iraq and foreign countries. The discussions were insightful, and the participants gained valuable knowledge about the significance of drawing in executing engineering projects. One of the crucial topics that were emphasized was the importance of accurate and precise drawings, which are essential for successful project execution. The influence of drawing on the overall success of engineering projects was also discussed in detail during the workshop. The participants were made aware of the fact that drawing is not just a means of communication but also a tool that can greatly impact project outcomes. The speakers highlighted the importance of creating drawings that are easy to read and interpret, as this can help avoid errors and mistakes during the execution phase. Additionally, the use of digital tools in drawing was also discussed, highlighting how technology has transformed the way engineering offices approach drawing and execution work. Moreover, the workshop shed light on the differences between drawing practices in Iraq and foreign countries, and how each approach impacts project outcomes. Participants learned about the various techniques and tools used in different parts of the world, and the importance of adapting to different practices when working on international projects. The discussions
provided a valuable opportunity for participants to gain insights from experts in the field and exchange knowledge with peers from different backgrounds. In conclusion, the workshop covered a broad range of critical points related to drawing in engineering offices, both in Iraq and foreign countries. The discussions emphasized the importance of drawing accuracy and precision in executing engineering projects, the influence of drawing on project outcomes, and the differences in drawing practices in different parts of the world. Overall, the event was a valuable learning experience that provided participants with a deeper understanding of the significance of drawing in the engineering field.
