Geography & Architecture
Geography level 1
Chapter 1. Geological structure and geosystems - Endogenic and exogenous processes
Chapter 2. Natural resources - Consequences of using
Chapter 3. Affecting the climate - Factors, processes, global/regional and climate classification
Chapter 4. Globalization - Consumption and production patterns
Chapter 5. Population trends over time - Demographic, migration and urbanization
Chapter 6. Natural processes - Vulnerability and resilience of different societies
Chapter 7. Current conflicts of interest - Geopolitics, resource availability and population issues
Chapter 8. Sustainable development - Ecological, social and economic
Chapter 9. Climate change - Consequences in different locations
Chapter 10. Sustainable urban planning and preparedness - Climate adaptation and the supply of food, water and energy
Chapter 11. Geographical concepts and models - Reasoning and analysis
Chapter 12. Geographic tools - Analog and digital maps, satellite imagery, statistics, geographic information systems (GIS) and patterns
Chapter 13. Geographical methods - Field studies, laboratory work and collect, interpret, analyze and present answers
Geography level 2
Chapter 1. Natural processes in different places - Access to arable land, fresh water and energy
Chapter 2. Human transformation of natural and cultural landscapes - Natural resources and consequences
Chapter 3. Globalization - Socioeconomic development in various parts
Chapter 4. Natural disasters - Vulnerability, readiness and resilience in societies
Chapter 5. Current conflicts of interest in various locations - Interrelationships between nature, humanity and society
Chapter 6. Sustainable community planning - Climate adaptation and systemic changes at global, regional and local levels
Chapter 7. Consequences of climate change - Capacity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Chapter 8. Geographical concepts and models - Application, reasoning and analysis
Chapter 9. Geographic tools - Analog and digital maps, satellite imagery, statistics, geographic information systems (GIS) and patterns
Chapter 10. Geographical methods - Field studies, laboratory work and GIS to collect, interpret, analyze and present answers
Architecture level 1
Concepts, theories and models
Chapter 1. Influential eras in architecture
Chapter 2. Private and public environments - Indoors and outdoors
Chapter 3. Architecture law - Laws and regulations in construction
Analysis and problemsolving
Chapter 4. Architectural concepts and methods - Description and analysis
Chapter 5. Sustainable development - Planning of new construction and renovation
Chapter 6. Form, function and technology - The relationship
Chapter 7. The site's characteristics
Chapter 8. Architectural assignments - Planning, scoping, execution and reporting
Communication
Chapter 9. Design - Drawings, plans and models
Chapter 10. Digital drawing program - Computer aided design (CAD)
Architecture level 2
Concepts, theories and models
Chapter 1. In depth studies of one architectural-historical eras or building types - Housing, public architecture or interiors
Chapter 2. Architecture law - In depth study of specific stage of construction
Analysis and problemsolving
Chapter 3. Architectural techniques, tools and modes - Interpreting and analyzing the built environment
Chapter 4. Sustainability requirements - New construction/renovation, sketches, models and digital drawings
Chapter 5. Relationship - Material, color, sound and light
Communication
Chapter 6. Preparation and presentation of drawings/documentation - Various tools
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