Is there a subject review plan for the Graduate School of Architecture? Kneel and beg.

You didn't say anything about the test.

However, there are many problems in the interdisciplinary postgraduate examination

First of all, the architectural postgraduate examination will take the quick questions

This is not something that can be taken across majors

It's not easy to learn this in a good school, even if it's a major, because you have to combine hand-drawing and quick questions with design and the necessary architectural theory, and it's not that simple.

And the professional history of architecture has to memorize a lot.

But it's a lot easier than the rest of yours, which I think is just the back.

The key is to be quick and fast

Aerial view Axonometric view Small perspective Elevation The words in the quick question and how to draw the tree.

There are also the dimensions of those foundations that the building must have, the size of the door.

Which side to drive. Functionality and so on...

Let's do our best.

Find someone who has already been admitted to the school you want to take the exam to guide you.

It depends on what school you get into.

It's usually a bit difficult.

1. Review plan:

1) Initial stage (first round of review).

The purpose of the first round of revision is to lay a solid foundation. English and mathematics review have the characteristics of basic and long-term, while the content of professional courses is huge, so their first round of review is arranged in the initial stage. The political review can be postponed until the new syllabus is published.

2) Intensive phase (second round of review).

The second round of revision for all subjects is scheduled during the intensive period. At this stage, it is necessary to transfer from basic review to key special review, and refine and grasp the key and difficult points of each subject; At the same time, pay attention to the training of problem-solving ability.

3) Sprint phase (3rd round of review).

At this stage, the review should solve two problems: one is to summarize, sublimate and refine, check and fill in the gaps, and the other is to strengthen the test-taking training.

2. Review content of each stage:

1) Data collection stage.

In January, I collected information on graduate school entrance examinations and listened to free lectures.

From February to March, we will determine the goal of the postgraduate entrance examination and listen to the lectures on the situation of the postgraduate examination. Select a major and learn about the major you are applying for. Prepare for a review.

2) The first round of review.

In the first round of review from April to May, you can apply for a spring basic class, especially the math class and English class. Don't rush to do mock exams, focus on the basics.

In June, pay attention to the examination syllabus of the public course for the postgraduate entrance examination, buy the latest tutoring books, and prepare for summer review. [page]

3) The second round of review.

Make a review plan in July-August to start the second round of review. You can participate in an authoritative chiropractic class held by a regular university and selectively do some necessary questions.

In September, pay attention to the enrollment brochure and professional plan of each enrollment unit, purchase professional course counseling books, contact tutors, and obtain professional course examination information.

In October, the eleventh week review plan was determined to summarize the review of the first two stages. At the same time, to start the review of professional courses, you can apply for a long-term class system review. This is also the time to register online.

From November 10th to 14th, the registration will be confirmed on the spot, and the registration for the postgraduate examination will begin.

4) The third round of review.

In mid-to-late November, the third round of review will begin, and the sprint review of politics, English, mathematics, and professional courses will be completed, and the internal materials of the tutoring sprint will be purchased. Sprint class Sakura calendar registration.

From December to January, we will conduct simulation training, apply for a sprint class, and do pre-exam finishing.

5) Preliminary examination stage.

In early January, adjust your mindset and prepare for exams. Familiarize yourself with the exam environment.

6) Prepare for the re-examination stage.

In February, relax and check the results of the preliminary examination.

Pay attention to the re-examination score line in March.

Prepare for the re-examination in April and contact the admissions unit.

Pay attention to the results of the re-examination in May.

If you have any questions about the postgraduate entrance examination, do not know how to summarize the content of the postgraduate entrance examination site, and are not clear about the local policy of postgraduate entrance examination, click on the bottom to consult the official website and receive free review materials:

First of all, there are two subjects in the UEC, namely English and Politics. Architecture is different from other engineering courses in that it does not take mathematics, but takes two professional courses, one is a theoretical course and the other is a hand-drawn course, which is the so-called "quick question". Theory courses generally test architectural history, urban planning principles, architectural construction, etc.

Extended Resources:Tongji: Politics.

201 English, 202 Russian, 203 Japanese, 204 German, 205 French, 220 Italian (training to English).

312 History of Chinese and Foreign Architecture.

403 Ancient Architectural Literature 404 Fundamentals of Design 405 Architectural Construction and Structure, choose any one 2Tianda:

101 Politics.

201 in English or 202 in Russian or 203 in Japanese.

327 Architectural Design (All Day Design Hours, No Break at Noon) 830 Architectural Theory and Technology (Chinese and Foreign Architectural History, Architectural Construction, Architectural Physics) 3Xijian University:

101 Politics in the Unified Examination.

201 UEC English or 203 UEC Japanese.

313 Principles of Public Building Design 406 Architectural History (including Chinese and Foreign Architectural History) 4Significant:

101 Politics.

201 in English or 203 in Japanese.

333 Architectural History.

478 Architectural Design and General Knowledge (8 hours) or 480 Architectural Design and Construction (8 hours) 5China Construction Institute:

101 Politics.

201 English.

311 Professional Basic Comprehensive (including Chinese and foreign architectural history, architectural structure and technology) 401 Architectural Design (8 hours of continuous examination).

Tianda Architectural Postgraduate Examination:

Exam content and requirements.

The content of the building structure examination is mainly based on the first and second volumes of "Building Construction", supplemented by relevant bibliography, standard atlas, building data set about building composition and components, and related building energy saving, green building and other technical content. Main bibliography: 1. History of Chinese Architecture, China Architecture & Building Press; 2. History of Ancient Chinese Architecture, edited by Liu Dunzhen, China Architecture & Building Press; 3. "Huaxia Yi Craftsman", by Li Yunqi, China Architecture and Building Press; 4. History of Foreign Architecture (Before the End of the Nineteenth Century), China Architecture & Building Press; 5. History of Foreign Modern Architecture, China Architecture & Building Press; 6. Principles of Urban Planning, edited by Tongji University, China Architecture & Building Press; 7. History of Architecture in Foreign Cities, edited by Shen Yulin, China Architecture & Building Press; 8. Architectural Structure (Volume I), Chongqing Jianzhu University, Li Biyu, Liu Jianrong, et al., China Architecture & Building Press.

9. "Architectural Structure" (Volume 1 and Volume 2), Architectural Structure Writing Group, Department of Architecture, Nanjing Institute of Technology, China Architecture & Building Press. 10. Encyclopedia of Current Architectural Design Codes, published by China Architecture & Building Press. 11. Architectural Design Data Collection (2nd Edition), published by China Architecture & Building Press.

12. Refer to the atlas of architectural design standards in various places.

English is a compulsory subject, and high mathematics is a compulsory subject. The second is the major, it is best to be optimistic about the professional subjects that you need to take in the school you apply for, different schools have different textbooks for professional courses, and you must look at the publishing house and editor-in-chief of the required professional subjects and the publication edition.

The Graduate School of Architecture requires four subjects: Quasi-English, Politics, Fundamentals of Architecture, and Architectural Design.

The specific test subjects are:

Ideological and political theory.

English I. Fundamentals of Architecture (including History of Chinese Architecture, History of Foreign Architecture, and Modern Foreign Architecture).

Architectural Design Synthesis.

Mathematics is not required for the graduate school entrance examination in architecture, but two professional courses are required, one is a basic course for professional courses, and one is a comprehensive course for professional courses.

The subjects to be prepared for the graduate school entrance examination in architecture are: architectural design, architectural history, and architectural technology, and the following are the subject details:

1.Architectural Design:

It is required to complete the design of the quick question within 8 hours, including the vertical standing, section and perspective performance. In recent years, the topics involved in the project are large-scale, about 10,000 square meters, and have certain requirements for environmental design, such as retaining the ancient trees and ancient buildings in the base and organizing the division and organization of outdoor activity venues, squares, and parking lots, so the overall topic is similar to small urban design, and the difficulty is very great.

2.History of the building:

Question types include questions and answers, drawings, essays, etc. Most of the questions and answers are simple general knowledge questions, with drawing questions showing the façade or perspective of a more important building, while essay questions need to be based on the size of the knowledge and the depth of understanding of the problem. Textbooks mostly talk about the types and introductions of architecture, but less about the deep-seated causes and meanings of architectural phenomena and the horizontal comparison between different architectural types and phenomena, and these things have to be found from extracurricular reading.

3.Building Technology:

Among them, building physics and building structure each account for 50 points, while sound, light, and heat in building physics account for 1 3 each, accounting for about 10 each.

Six or seven minutes or so. From the distribution of the scores, it can be seen that the weighting of each part is the same, so it is not necessary to neglect the review. Although the topics of architectural technology are relatively simple, and they are all basic theorems, phenomena and construction practices, they cover a wide range of areas, even very subtle places, so candidates are required to be careful and meticulous when reviewing, mainly proficient, and do not need to seek deep difficulties.

Sound, light, and heat in building physics are divided into three independent parts, which do not interfere with each other, and each part is a fill-in-the-blank and calculation (or short-answer) question type. The building is constructed in two types: fill-in-the-blank (or fill-in-the-blank short answer) and drawing, both of which are not complicated.

Among the five courses in the Department of Architecture, except for English and architectural design, which need to rely on the usual foundation, the other three courses can be memorized, memorized and practiced in the short term.

First of all, it is necessary to determine which school to take the same school, political English, architectural history, quick questions, two professional courses, some school planning, structure, public construction, etc., you must first determine which school to take the exam

Goals are important. Choose the school you want to take into. Find out where the other party is taking the exam.

Prepare according to the scope of the other party's exam. Prepare for English ... Each school will have a different focus on the architectural design exam, i.e. the Quick Exam.

This is something that needs to be figured out beforehand. Don't fight unprepared battles, and if you plan to go to graduate school, make up your mind quickly.

Yan Han's book is too difficult, biased towards calculation and engineering, and can't be used for quick questions at all.

Architectural Design Examination Guide for Class 1 Registered Architect Examination (Li Zhitao) This book talks about the detailed explanation of the venue, scheme and function, which is absolutely first-class!! It's just that this book is for a note, and it is used to guide the graduate school entrance examination, which is a little more difficult.

Quick question design 100 questions Note that it is a hundred questions, or Li Zhitao's all over it, it is a graduate school entrance examination guidance book that is one level lower than one note, and it is also highly recommended!

Design Techniques and Examples of Architectural Quick Questions, edited by Li Guoguang. This person is from the design institute, and this book is very expressive, which is very good! Although the painting is much worse than the artistic one, the interspersed and composition techniques of the blocks are very skillful and suitable for imitation!

There are quick questions for the postgraduate entrance examination on the market, just one book. These books can also imitate and imitate typesetting, painting style or something, and there are a bunch of problems such as plans that cannot be copied.

The above, no, the above books are enough for you to read, good luck!

It is recommended to understand the key concepts and processes of Yan Han's "Architectural Site Design" thoroughly, so that you don't have to worry too much about the site design part, and other books can be referred to. Experience.