Part 3 Handbook - Stephen Brookhouse

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Résumé :
Your decision to take the final step to become a fully qualified architect and sit the Part 3 exam is a daunting journey into the unknown. This fully updated 3rd edition of the Part 3 Handbook demystifies the process of qualifying and offers genuine insight into what examiners really want. This brand new edition features: * Detailed advice on professional development, the case study, the written and the oral exam including what to do when things go wrong * More examples of actual exam questions and answers, both good and bad, with annotations pinpointing the dos and don'ts of good exam technique * Up-to-date guidance on the Professional Criteria for Part 3, the most recent contract documents and the new Plan of Work 2013 * What happens after Part 3 and what it means to be an architect including the professional and regulatory context and the latest RIBA CPD Guidelines * Guidance for mentors including best practice and responsibilities Endorsed by the RIBA and written by an experienced practitioner, Professional Studies Advisor and Part 3 examiner, this is the essential guide to completing the Part 3 qualification. It is indispensable for current Part 3 students as well as those considering undertaking Part 3.

Biographie:
Stephen Brookhouse is a Principal Lecturer at the University of Westminster where he is responsible for postgraduate professional studies in architecture and course leader for Part 3. He is a chartered architect with over 20 years' experience in practice and an experienced Part 3 examiner. He has authored the first two editions of the bestselling Part 3 Handbook as well as Professional Studies in Architecture: A Primer.

Sommaire:
1. Preparing for Part 3 2. Professional Development: Learning from Experience in the Workplace and the PEDR 3. Written Examinations 4. The Case Study 5. The Oral Examination 6. After Part 3