School of Architecture

Departments, Degree Programs and Courses

ARCHITECTURE

David Buege, Head of the Department, 209 Vol Walker Hall, 575-4705

UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS EMERITI JONES, SUTHERLAND (C.); UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR SMART; PROFESSORS BENNETT, BUONO, SHANNON, WALL; PROFESSORS EMERITI FOWLER, JACKS, KELLOGG, WILLIAMS; ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS BUEGE, DENHAM, GOODSTEIN, MILLER, SUTHERLAND (M.), TOMPKINS, VITALE; ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR EMERITI DELLINGER, DOUGHTY; ASSISTANT PROFESSORS BLACKWELL, FORNEY, HERMAN, SANDERS, WING; VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSORS HADFIELD, SAVUZ

Bachelor of Architecture Degree

1. Completion of the following 95-hour professional program:

Hours

10	Environmental Design:
	ENVD 1015*, 1025*
51	Architectural Design:
	ARCH 2016,2026, 3036, 3046, 4056, 4067, 5077, 5087
20	Architectural Technology:
	ARCH 2111L, 2113, 2124, 3134, 3144, 4154
11	Architectural Theory/History:
	ENVD 1211*, 1221*, ARCH 2233, 2243, 4433
3	Professional Practice:
	ARCH 5313

2. Completion of the following 35-hour general education program:

Hours

6	English Composition:
	ENGL 1013*, 1023*
3	American History or Government:
	HIST 2003 or 2013 or PLSC 2003
3	Mathematics:
	MATH 2043 or 2053
8	Laboratory Science:
PHYS 1044/1040L or PHYS 2013/2011L required.* PHYS 1054/1050L or PHYS 2033/2031L highly recommended.
6	Fine Arts/Humanities:
	See University Core Requirements, page 58.
9	Social Science:
	See University Core Requirements, page 58.

3. Completion of 30 hours of electives, as follows:

Hours

15	Professional Electives:
	Chosen from any courses taught in the School of Architecture
15	Free Electives

4. A minimum of 160 hours with a 2.00 cumulative grade-point average at this institution both in all work attempted and in professional course work attempted is required. See Scholarship Rules.

5. Completion of the University junior English requirement either by course work or exemption by exam.

6. Participation for at least one semester in an approved educational experience in a major urban center. (See Off-Campus Study Requirement, page 164.)

To become candidates for entry into the School of Architecture professional program at the second-year level, students must have completed 30 hours of the above pre-professional general education work, including those courses marked with an asterisk (*) or their equivalent from another institution. (ENVD 1211, 1221, 1015, and 1025 must be completed in this School of Architecture unless accepted from another NAAB-accredited School of Architecture.)

Entry into the professional program is limited and based upon cumulative grade-point average of pre-professional work accepted toward degree credit. See "Admission to the Professional Program," page 153.

NOTE: The hours of any required course from which a student has been exempted will be added to the free elective requirement. No more than 4 hours of physical education and/or R.O.T.C. may be counted toward a degree. Courses not acceptable toward degree credit include those of a remedial or orientation nature and those whose content is considered to be measurably duplicated elsewhere in the curriculum. ENGL 3003 is not counted toward degree credit.

By following the preceding curriculum, students will meet the state-mandated University Core Requirements. We require that transfer students present a minimum of one semester of physics (with laboratories) and strongly recommend a second course in physics as fulfillment of the science requirement in the State Minimum Core. See University Core Requirements on page 58. Physics is preparatory to architectural structures courses; students presenting other science will be handicapped in these courses.

Bachelor of Arts Degree
with a major in Architectural Studies

The School of Architecture cooperates with the College of Arts and Sciences in the offering of a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Architectural Studies. The requirements of this degree are as follows:

1. Completion of the requirements in the Basic Program for the Bachelor of Arts degree.

2. Completion of ENVD 1211, 1221, 1015, and 1025; ARCH 2111L, 2113, 2124, 2233,

2243, and 3253.

3. Completion of a minimum of 12 hours selected from any architecture or landscape

architecture courses numbered 3000 or above.

4. Completion of a minimum of six hours in Arts and Sciences courses numbered above

3000 (not including any courses cross-listed with Architecture).

5. A minimum 2.00 cumulative grade-point average in all work completed in the School

of Architecture.

Each candidate will be assigned a faculty adviser from the School of Architecture with whom to work toward the development of a program emphasizing the special interests of the candidate.

Sample Curriculum
Bachelor of Architecture

First Year (Pre-Professional)

Second Year (Professional School)

Third Year

Fourth Year

Fifth Year

Total: 160 semester hours