Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology

Course Code: ARC 560 –

Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

ARCHITECTURE GRADUATION PROJECT: DESIGN STUDIO (ARC 560) - (ARCN460)

Topic: Development in Ras El Hekma Egypt

(ARC 560) (ARCN 460) Architecture Graduation Project

Prerequisites ARC 521-ARCN 421
Number of weekly Contact Hours: 15 weeks / 180 [Link].
Lecture Tutorial Laboratory
4 8 -
Contact Hours
LECTURE TUTORIAL
HOURS HOURS
TOTAL HOURS 60 120
THE PHILOSOPHICAL FRAMEWORK
The graduation project provides an important practical experience for the student that is an
introduction to his practical life after graduation, as the student relies entirely on his creativity
in the work of the project. Through this, he discovers the latent abilities he has that enhance his
self-confidence and direct and crystallize his interests.
With the strategy of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and what this requires
of activating all sectors of social, economic, and environmental sustainability to achieve full
benefit in each sector, while reviewing development plans for the urban sector in all its aspects,
in addition to studying digital tools in architecture to come up with a well-thought-out and
distinctive architectural product.
Assessment Criteria
Student Activities Mid-Term Exam Oral Jury Final Exam
40 20 40 -
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

INTRODUCTION:
Egypt has a young and growing population, which means the presence of a large workforce that
qualifies the country for economic growth and social change. On the other hand, it is an indicator
of high unemployment rates and pressure on resources and services.

Therefore, a growing population can be a positive or negative force for change, so it is important
to invest in social development and job creation to ensure everyone's success.
• According to UN sustainable goals, Architectural design should consider achieving three
important goals related to:
1- Human comfort (Social).
2- Reducing resources consumption (Economic).
3- Smart Infrastructure for converting smart cities (Environmental).

The graduation project for an architecture student is considered a mission which is to solve a
specific problem using the language of architectural design and illustrate his experiences in years
of study. This problem must be new and realistic, and its solution must be innovative, creative,
and with a high level of detail (LOD).
This project explores sustainable and adaptive architectural interventions in three distinct
environments: Ras El Hekma, and New Alamein City. Through context-sensitive design, climate
resilience, and socio-economic integration, ensuring sustainable development while respecting
cultural identity.

AIM AND OBJECTIVES

The graduation project aims to achieve all design dimensions, with a focus on the dimensions of
sustainability, which suggest a multi-layered space that attracts the types of (social - economic -
environmental) activities in a Dialogue Spaces and aims to:
1- Make our communities closer together as well as measuring the sociability of all
participants.
2- Dialogue Place can be a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn, develop their
skills, create, and explore new things.
3- Provides a powerful means of communication, group practice and activities.
4- Create places that are suitable for children.
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

The idea of a Dialogue Spaces that includes all sectors of Egypt’s development vision 2030 could
be ideal, and provide positive impacts on state, including solving social, economic, and
environmental problems. With consider functional and technical aspects.
So, Dialogue Spaces values reflected on Five important aspects:
Social Aspects

It can help to promote social equality by providing access to technology and resources to all
people, empowering people to solve problems in their communities by providing training lessons
and learning new skills, so the architecture approaches from applicative point that integrates those
thought processes:
1- To understand people’s needs and feelings to provide a suitable response.
2- To enhance the built quality is to make the structure or space socially efficient.
3- Creating a sense of resilience between different user groups.
4- To establish social impact through improved neighborhoods
5- To build bridges between people of varying characters, behaviors, and social class.
Economic Aspects

It can help promote economic development by providing a place for new product and service
development to create jobs by attracting and retaining business and innovation skills found in an
area with high unemployment rates, On the other hand The economic dimensions of development
deal with the use of limited resources. An economically sustainable system enables continuous
output of goods and services, avoiding sectoral inequalities that threaten agriculture and industrial
production, and ensuring sustainability in the effective management of a country's internal and
external debt.
Environmental Aspects

The environmental dimensions imply the balance of biological and physical systems. The aim is
to enable ecosystems to adapt to changing conditions. An environmentally sustainable system
must develop from the exploitation of renewable resource systems or environmental investment
functions, keeping the resource base stable. So, design sustainable, energy efficient and eco-
friendly places using renewable energy resources and recycled building materials is a target.
Functional Aspects

Functionalism is one of the important principles that must be considered when designing a
building to successfully achieve the purpose and functions of the building.
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Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
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Technical Aspects

Digital technologies help to improve the use of modern building materials, which has affected the
reduction of structural elements of buildings. Some of these elements will also become more
transparent and able to change their properties, and these properties will change to achieve
environmental, technological and climate goals.

The New Ras El Hekma City

"Ras El Hekma: A Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Tourist City—Egypt's North Coast Gateway
to the World."

"The New Ras El Hekma City represents a groundbreaking urban project within the
government's recent urban development initiatives, situated in the Marsa Matrouh
governorate. This project reflects the state's vision to elevate Egypt's global competitiveness
by implementing exemplary architectural and urban models.

The primary motives behind this project are the enchanting natural landscape of the Ras El
Hekma region and its unique beaches, which stand out from the rest of the Marsa Matrouh
coastline. Furthermore, its strategic location makes it a compelling destination for tourism and
investment, ensuring ease of access and seamless connectivity."

• A Strategic Site on the Mediterranean Seashore:

"The new city of Ras El Hekma is located on the western edge of Egypt's North Coast, stretching from the
Dabaa area at KM 170 to Marsa Matrouh city at KM 220. The total distance from the city to Marsa
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

Matrouh is approximately 85 kilometers, starting from the Fouka Bridge. The city is distinguished by its
direct waterfront on the Mediterranean Sea and its proximity to several vital landmarks, including:

• Borg El Arab International Airport.

• Alamein International Airport.
• Marsa Matrouh International Airport.
• El Hamra Oil Port.

This strategic location represents a significant asset for the city, as it combines a premium maritime view with
accessibility to essential national infrastructure."

In addition, the project includes:

• Establishing an economic and logistical hub northwest of Ras EL Hekma, It will consist of
logistical zones, business and financial centers, commercial shopping centers, administrative housing,
hotel accommodations, and open recreational areas.
• Establishing industrial zones, approximately midway along the route. Proposals suggest the creation
of industrial area of 2,380 acres.
• Establishing A Central Business District (CBD) featuring a series of high-rise towers, alongside a
Free Trade Zone extending over more than 4,000 acres,
• an international airport managed by Abu Dhabi Airports Group, and an international yacht
marina, as well as a high-speed rail station on the (Sokhna – Matrouh) line. Consequently.
• Ras El Hekma is being transformed into a new economic, industrial, tourism, and commercial hub
for Egypt, serving as a model for developing a series of similar cities along the Mediterranean and
Red Sea coasts.

Planning Concept Formulation Criteria:

1- Functional Configuration Efficiency (Functional relationships between various land uses).

2- Achieving Environmental Suitability (Site characteristics and their compatibility with proposed
uses).
3- Achieving Social and Heritage Values (Population characteristics and local heritage).
4- Implementing Planning Standards for Sustainable and Smart Cities.
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

GRAD. SUGGESTED SECTORS

Cultural Sector /Performative Projects
1-Craft / Art City
2- Opera House / Music City
3- Museum
4- Expo
5-Festival Plaza / Event Plaza
6-Conference Center
7-Recreational and Cultural Facilities- Cultural & Leisure Hub
8-Coastal Boardwalk
Community Service Sector
1-Heritage Entertainment Hub
2-Service Center / Service Hub
3-Community Countryside Area
4-Bedouin Restaurants and Resorts
5-Bedouin Campsites / Bedouin Glamping Units
6-Safari Park
7-Desert Housing
8-Horse Riding Academies
9-Tribal Heritage Center
Industrial Sector )Light Industries(
1-Smart Industrial Hubs
2-Industrial Innovation Center
3-Organic Farms/Eco-Farms
4-Agricultural Workshops / Farming Practice Workshops
5-Dates and Oils Production & Processing Factories
6-Livestock Farms- Dairy Farms
7-Rural Restaurants / Farm-to-Table Restaurants
8-Farm Product Outlets / Farmers' Market Points
9-Olive Oil Production
10-Sustainable Waste Management
11-Aquaculture: Projects for Fisheries Production Development and Ornamental Fish Farming.
Commercial Logistics Sector
1-Commercial Logistics Hub
2-Free Trade Zone
3-Logistics Park
4-Logistics Trade Zone
5-Integrated Industrial Estates
6-High-Speed Rail Network
7-Central Business District )CBD(
8-Commercial & Entertainment Zone
9-Shopping District
10-Business & Corporate Administrative District
11-Port & Marina Area
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

How To Choose the Appropriate Sector? Consider the following:

▪ Searching for a problem related to the development sector that requires solving it through one of the projects
proposed by the graduation project course coordinators.
▪ Ensure the importance of the problem and that its solution has a positive impact.
▪ Convince the project supervisor that the problem is vitally important.
▪ Integration between project and selected project site to achieve the dialogue space concept.
Sources of determining the problem :
▪ The student’s work environment and scientific / practical experience.
▪ Reading books and newspapers regarding the state’s plans for sustainable development.
▪ Previous research and projects.
▪ Local and international events.
▪ An idea linked to the student’s vision and ambition for a future business project idea.
IMPLEMENTING THE PROJECT RESEARCH: (Phase 1: Four Stages)
Stage 1: Choose the topic of the project or problem and give it an appropriate title: The process of selecting the
project and choosing a title suitable to the project objectives is the first problem facing the student. Therefore, the student
must choose a specific topic that is appropriate to the time and effort allocated to it and doesn't conflict with academic
requirements and related to a problem that seeks to find answers and Solutions using the language of architecture.
Stage 2: Building a graduation project plan of work: The student must review several books, articles, or previous
graduation projects to be able to build a research plan of work. The plan usually consists of the following elements
1- Title The student chooses the project title suitable to the concept, location, and type
of project.
2- Problem A clear definition of the problem and how to develop solutions in the form of
an architectural design program
3- The goal and idea of the project The goal of graduation project design is to solve a real problem, the importance
of implementing the proposed solutions, and the returns to all users
4- Architectural direction, data The student is required to specify the Architectural direction, data collection
collection tools, and similar tools, and similar projects to be approved by the supervisor
projects
5- Choose the location The student must determine the location, its area, advantages, disadvantages,
and available information about it, not exceeding 29400-meter square in the
locations proposed by the project coordinators
Stage 3: Collecting and analyzing information: After developing stage 2 and approved by the supervisor, the student
starts data collection and analysis steps , taking into account the technical writing rules.
Stage 4: interpretation of the results: The results are an integrated architectural design program with spaces areas, as
well as a 3D Zoning & Bubble diagram, and an initial sketch of the general project layout.
General rules and conditions:
▪ Project Program
Project elements should be designed adopting and integrate with the concept of Dialogue Spaces with a
creative spatial condition for activities and innovation.
The program must include:
1- Core element such as (education spaces–community spaces–business hub spaces–practice spaces–others.)
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Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
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2- Supportive elements such as (retail spaces – event spaces – exhibitions and galleries – restaurant and
cafeteria – recreational spaces – children’s spaces – underground parking spaces - others ….)
▪ Documentation:
The documentation system approved by the architectural department must be followed, which will be
published in the graduation project guide sheets.
▪ Research draft:
1. Giving an approximate figure of the research in its final form.
2. The student should identify what he should explain and what he should summarize.
3. Sources must be identified from specialized references, with clarity in the student’s opinion as a result of
analyzing the information.
▪ Commitment to the schedule:
The student must follow the timetable announced by the course professors.
Project Site Regulations:
To choose a location for your project, you must do research to discover the possibilities available for both
proposals and determine which one is suitable according to the chosen project type/sector. With consider the
following:
1- The maximum total plot area is 7-10 feddans (≈29,400m² - 40,468m²) per intervention.
2- Footprint must not exceed 30-40% from plot area.
3- Maximum total building height according to site regulations.
4- The plot must be real, have a boundary, define streets (heavy & light traffic), and be suitable for the
project’s type and activity.
5- Respecting the topography of the selected plot.
GRAD. PROJECT STAFF
PROFESSORS/ LECTURERS:
Dr Nessma Mostafa – Dr Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary- Dr Nehal El Mahdi – Dr Tamer Ramadan
TEACHING ASSISTANTS:
Arch Eman Hesham – Arch Nermeen Moaty – Arch Reem Ibrahim
COORDINATORS:
Dr. Mohamed Mostafa - Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
PROGRAMME COORDINATORS:
[Link] Amr ElGohary
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

Time schedule/plan of work

Week Day Date Phase Submission Requirement Grade
• Literature review on sustainable 10
Monday 16/2 architecture and regional case studies.
Research & Site • Site visits, documentation, and analysis
1
Analysis (climate, topography, urban fabric, 10
Wednesday 18/2 cultural context).
• SWOT analysis for each location.
• Literature review on sustainable 10
Monday 23/2 architecture and regional case studies.
Research & Site • Site visits, documentation, and analysis
2
Analysis (climate, topography, urban fabric, 10
Wednesday 25/2 cultural context).
• SWOT analysis for each location.
• Development of design strategies and 10
Concept sustainable interventions.
Monday 2/3 Development • Sketching initial layout and conceptual
Lay out frameworks.
3 • Feedback and critique sessions
• Development of design strategies and 10
Concept
sustainable interventions.
Wednesday 4/3 Development
• Sketching initial master plans and
Master plan
conceptual frameworks.
Development • Feedback and critique sessions 10
Monday 9/3
Master plan
• Refinement of master plans with zoning 10
4 Preliminary
and spatial arrangements.
Wednesday 11/3 Design
• Introduction of sustainable building
Master plan
techniques and technologies.
Preliminary • Digital modeling and preliminary site 10
Monday 15/3 Design sections.
Master plan
• Refinement of master plans and Typical
floors with zoning and spatial
5 arrangements.
Final master
• Introduction of sustainable building
Wednesday 18/3 plan 10
techniques and technologies.
Typical floors
• Digital modeling and preliminary site
sections.

Monday 22/3 ‫عيد الفطر المبارك‬

6
Wednesday 25/3 Phase • Submission Requirement 10
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Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
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Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
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Typical floors • Refinement of master plans and

Typical floors with zoning and
spatial arrangements.
• Introduction of sustainable building
techniques and technologies.
• Digital modeling and preliminary
site sections.
Monday 29/3
Mid Term week
Wednesday 1/4
Monday 6/4 Mid Term 20
Technical • Preparation of technical drawings 10
8
Wednesday 8/4 Documentation & (plans, elevations, sections, and
Feasibility Study details).
Monday 13/4 ‫شم النسيم‬
9 Technical • Environmental impact assessment. 10
Wednesday 15/4 Documentation & • Cost analysis and feasibility study.
Feasibility Study
• Preparation of technical drawings 10
Monday 20/4 Technical (plans, elevations, sections, and
10 Documentation & details).
10
Wednesday 22/4 Feasibility Study • Environmental impact assessment.
• Cost analysis and feasibility study.
• Architectural detailing and 10
Monday 26/4 structural integration.
Detailed Design
11 • Material selection based on
Development 10
Wednesday 29/4 environmental sustainability.
• 3D visualizations and renders.
• Architectural detailing and 100
Monday 4/5 Detailed Design structural integration.
12 Development • Material selection based on
100
Wednesday 6/5 SEMI-FINAL 1 environmental sustainability.
• 3D visualizations and renders.
Finalizing Design • Refinement of all deliverables.
Monday 11/5 100
& Presentation • Development of presentation boards
13
Preparation and booklets.
Wednesday 13/5 100
SEMI-FINAL 2 • Rehearsal for final critique.
• Submission of final documentation.
FINAL
• Public presentation and exhibition of
14 Monday 18/5 SUBMISSION & 100
work.
EXHIBITION

Final Deliverables
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
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Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
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• Master plan for each site.

• Site analysis report and feasibility study.
• Architectural drawings (plans, sections, elevations, details).
• 3D models and visualizations.
• Sustainability assessment and climate adaptation strategies.
• Final presentation boards and booklets.

Important Notes:
Components of the final report:
1- Introducing the project, its importance and purpose
2- Review examples of similar projects locally and globally
3- The design problem.
4- Project program - project elements - functional relationships between project elements
5- Analyzing the different areas and sizes of the project elements
6- Location (site selection - site analysis - environmental and planning determinants.
7- Architectural and planning design alternatives and the reasons for choosing the proposed design
8- Structural alternatives and reasons for choosing the used structural system.
9- Final project paintings.
Points that must be shown on the project boards:
1. Design idea (presentation of all the above)
2. Composition (general location - binoculars)
3. Achieving the function (horizontal projections - facades - sectors = three-dimensional diagram)
4. Compatibility with the environment (general location - facades - sectors - details - studies)
5. Modern, advanced, and future construction systems and building materials (sectors - analysis - details)
6. The clarity of the drawings, their compatibility, and the method of producing and displaying them.
Requirements for success
Innovative - creative - diligent - different - distinguished - dazzling - innovative - advanced - shocking Committed -
organized - meticulous - honest - good in appearance and manners Self-confidence - will - optimism - ambition - dreamer.
“You can - nothing is impossible.”
Components and specifications of graduation project panels, documents, and attachments
Components of the project:
Desk and field research - Project program - Planning studies - Architectural studies - Environmental and energy studies - General
location, horizontal projections, sectors, and facades - Advanced studies (AI & VR & AR) - Interior & Exterior Animation Tour - Block
models - Detailed models - Targeted perspective shots Human eye (of the main entrance) + bird’s eye shots showing the project’s blocks
and configurations - interior shots of the project’s main elements.

Specifications and components of the project panels:

1- Showing the general idea of the project (creativity - innovation - modernity - traditional) - its suitability to the project
2- Show the project location schematically through a map showing the project location, surrounding roads, neighborhoods,
surfaces, site dimensions, and factors affecting the choice of project entrances and blocks.
3- Show the general location:
A - Externally: surrounding roads (widths and direction of movement, calm lanes and bus parking lots - entrances (honorary
- main - subsidiary - service) - external sidewalks (studies of the movement of people visiting the project (cars - buses -
pedestrians) (workers - visitors - services)))
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Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
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B - Internally: internal roads (allocation - intrusion points for civil defense) - parking areas (staffed - undecided) - pedestrian
paths - green areas and landscaping - environmental treatments - architectural supplements (fountains - waterfalls - lakes -
statues - pergolas - seating areas - Helipad, etc.).

Horizontal projections, sectors, and facades:

Full commitment to drawing and displaying all their components using correct and appropriate methods, specially design theories
(entrances - names of all building spaces - vertical means of communication (stairs - elevators) - restrooms - car movement (internally
and externally) - fixed furnishings (mandatory). - Mobile furniture (optional) - Doors and opening direction - Symbols for the location
of entrances and sectors? - Showing the locations of openings and facade treatment
The construction systems used:
Choosing modern and advanced construction systems - showing the construction model - showing some of the construction elements
influencing the design idea of the project.
Defending the final project: This includes:
• The student’s general appearance, personality, and self-confidence
• The method of presenting the idea and project.
• His understanding of the project and all its components
• Proficient in the sciences related to the designs he presented.
• His understanding of challenges, alternatives, and problems, and the method of solving and addressing them
• His ability to defend his project.
• Legitimate criticism (did he achieve the desired goal or did the student want to conduct additional studies but did not have
the time to conduct them?)
The arbitration committee:
• Evaluates the project from the points of view of (the academic - the client - the reviewer - the evaluator - the user)
• Project evaluation points: Evaluation of the graduation project for Architecture Department students depends on many factors.
According to the available information, the evaluation can include many aspects such as:
1. Formation, composition, creativity, and innovation.
2. The ability to apply theoretical knowledge (job - construction - environment - sustainability).
3. Critical thinking (alternatives and reasons for choice).
4. The ability to solve problems (planning and design).
5. Technical details of the design (drawing - presentation).
6. The ability to communicate effectively - presentation skills.
• The goal is to convey the project idea, and that the student is proficient in his tools and can communicate the project idea
efficiently and that the presented drawings contain all the information necessary to evaluate the student’s effort and can be
converted into executable drawings without making fundamental modifications to the design.
 Architectural design Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology
Course Code: ARC 560 –
Academic year: 2025-2026
ARCN460
Semester Spring 2025 Architecture and Building Technology Program
Coordinators: Dr. Nessma Mostafa -Dr. Heba Magdy- Dr Maha El-Gohary – Eng Nermeen Moaty
GRADUATION PROJECT

STUDENT SCORE SHEET

Evaluation
week day Date / 2025
Criteria 1 Criteria 2 Criteria 3 Criteria 4 Criteria 5 Criteria Total
Monday 16/2
1
Wednesday 18/2
Monday 23/2
2
Wednesday 25/2
Monday 2/3
3
Wednesday 4/3
Monday 9/3
4
Wednesday 11/3
Monday 15/3
5
Wednesday 18/3
Monday 22/3 ‫عيد الفطر‬
6
Wednesday 25/3
Monday 29/3 Mid Term
7
Wednesday 1/4
Monday 6/4
8
Wednesday 8/4
Monday 13/4 ‫شم النسيم‬
9
Wednesday 15/4
Monday 20/4
10
Wednesday 22/4
Monday 26/4
11
Wednesday 29/4
Monday 4/5
12
Wednesday 6/5
Monday 11/5
13
Wednesday 13/5
Monday 18/5
14
Wednesday 21/5 ‫فرش لجان‬

Thank you & Good Luck