MODEL CURRICULUM FOR FIRE SAFETY TRAINING FOR ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS
Following is a model curriculum for training architecture students on aspects of fire safety in buildings.

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Fundamentals for enclosure fires
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Physics and chemistry of fire
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Quantitative description of enclosure fires
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Ignition and free burn, shouldering and flaming fires
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Fire growth
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Flashover and back-draught
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Spread of fire
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Energy release, plumes, flames, gas temperature, heat transfer
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Smoke production and movement
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Fire detection and alarm systems
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Fire protection systems
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Fixed fire protection installations
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Sprinklers
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Mist systems
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Portable fire protection installations
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Life safety and means of egress
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Structural fire safety measures
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Behavior of materials and buildings at elevated temperature
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Structural fire resistance
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Compartmentation
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Codal provisions of fire safety in buildings
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Fire safety issues in basements
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Fire safety issues in high rise buildings
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Fire safety requirements in special occupancies
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Healthcare buildings
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Assembly buildings
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Fire safety issues in building engineering services
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Electrical fire safety
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Fire safety provisions in HVAC
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Elevators and fire safety
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Introduction to fire and smoke computer modeling