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Arch 225 - Building Systems I (0-3-3)
This course is an introductory survey of the general principles and application of Sustainable Design, Site Systems, Structural Systems, Environmental Systems, Envelope Systems, Materials and Assembly Systems. This course will primarily focus on low-rise wood and steel structures. Effective From: Fall 2007 Until: Fall 2011
Arch 226 - Building Systems II (0-3-3)
Prerequisites: Arch 164, Arch 156 and Arch 225. Continuing Systems I, this course is an introductory survey of the interrelationship of the principles and application of Sustainable Design, Site Design, Structural Systems, Environmental Systems, Envelope Systems and Materials and Assembly Systems. This course will primarily focus on low and medium-rise concrete and masonry structures and is coordinated with a studio design/build experience. Effective From: Fall 2007 Until: Fall 2011
Arch 241 - Architectural Construction I (3-0-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 155. Introduction to the construction process and its role in architecture. Materials and methods of wood, heavy timber and masonry construction presented. Em-phasis on process, compatibility of materials and drawings as a communication tool in construction. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 242 - Architectural Construction II (3-0-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 241. A continuation of Arch 241 that relates construction to architectural design. The study of materials and methods of construction concentrates on steel, precast and poured-in-place concrete. Emphasis on criteria for selection of materials and systems, materials research, standards and test methods, and forces of deterioration. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 325 - Building Systems III (0-3-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 226. An introductory survey of the basic principles of building, environmental control, and service systems as these relate to the building envelope, this course will primarily cover thermal enclosure, climate modification, environmental systems, energy use, and sustainable design. It also introduces the principles of health and safety in the design of buildings. Effective From: Fall 2007 Until: Fall 2011
Arch 326 - Building Systems IV (0-3-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 325. This is an intermediate course focusing on the understanding of the principles, performance criteria, and applications of environmental and building service systems including lighting, acoustical, plumbing, electrical, vertical transportation, egress, communication, security, and fire protection systems. Effective From: Fall 2007 Until: Fall 2011
Arch 342 - Architecture Construction III (3-0-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 242. Develops the architect's understanding of the relationship between building material selection, building codes, testing, construction procedure, and life safety. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 383 - Structures II (3-0-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 282. Methods and details of timber and steel design summarized. Structural design taught in the context of architectural design and cost constraints. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 384 - Structures III (3-0-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 383. Continuing with the content of Structures I and II, develop a systematic overview of important differences between wood, steel and concrete structural systems. Learn methods and procedures for selecting between alternative structural systems. Advanced topics such as complex structural behavior, prestressed concrete and new structural technologies are introduced. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 386 - Building Performance (3-0-3)
Prerequisites: Phys 102, Phys 103. Develop an understanding of the physical concepts of heat, air movement, and thermal mass for use in architectural design. Approaches to dynamic analysis and energy conservation are examined. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 387 - Environmental Control Systems (3-0-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 386. A framework for making informed selections of building systems and equipment. Students provide the necessary background to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of alternative system designs for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and transportation systems in buildings. An introduction to working with consulting engineers and conducting life-cycle costing of building systems. Effective Until: Fall 2011
Arch 425 - Building Systems V (0-3-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 326. This is an intermediate course focusing on the principles of structural behavior in withstanding gravity and lateral forces and on the evolution, range, and appropriate application of structural systems and the criteria for selecting various structural systems in contemporary architecture. Specific architectural precedents from the 20th century are used as validating examples. Effective From: Fall 2007 Until: Fall 2011
Arch 426 - Building Systems VI (0-3-3)
Prerequisite: Arch 326. This is an advanced course focusing on the integration of all building systems including new materials and methods as they relate to high-rise structures and other specialty building types. Effective From: Fall 2007 Until: Fall 2011
R080:102 - Design Fundamentals (3)
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R080:103 - 3-D Design Fundamentals (3)
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R080:121 - Introduction to Drawing (3)
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R080:231 - Graphic Design I (3)
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R080:245 - Introduction to Computer Art (3)
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R080:251 - Introduction to Painting (3)
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R080:261 - Introduction to Photography (3)
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R080:273 - Introduction to Printmaking (3)
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R080:362 - Photography Workshop (3)
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R080:370 - Computers in Graphic Design (3)
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R080:373 - Advanced Printmaking (3)
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R080:378 - Printmaking Book Arts Workshop (3)
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R082:101 - Art Appreciation: Arts Past (3)
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R082:102 - Art Appreciation: Arts Present (3)
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R082:201 - History of Non-Western Art (3)
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R082:202 - History of Design (3)
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R082:350 - Development of Modern Art (3)
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