NJIT - Undergraduate Catalog: Architecture

Architecture
New Jersey School of Architecture
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Architecture

Administered By:New Jersey School of Architecture

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s1	*	Joint appointee with the School of Management.

Administration

Dean

Gauchat

Associate Dean

fitzpat

Graduate Program Director (Acting)

schuman

MIP Planning Program Director

santos

Graduate Program and Admissions Coordinator

little

Undergraduate Program Director

wall

Administration

Dean	Urs P. Gauchat
Associate Dean	Margaret Fitzpatrick
Graduate Program Director (Acting)	Anthony W. Schuman
MIP Planning Program Director	Antonio P. De Sousa Santos
Graduate Program and Admissions Coordinator	Frederick A. Little
Undergraduate Program Director	Donald R. Wall

Faculty

Distinguished Professor

celik, Mostolle

Professors

Franck,Gauchat,Goldman,Hawk[s1],Papadem,Santos

Associate Professors

Elwell,esperdy,Moore,Schuman,sollohub,Wall,Zdepski

Assistant Professors

garber,jabi,theodore

Research Professors

bales,olsen

Faculty

Distinguished Professor	Zeynep Celik, G M. Mostoller
Professors	Karen A. Franck, Urs P. Gauchat, Glenn Goldman, David L. Hawk ^* , Peter C. Papademetriou, Antonio P. De Sousa Santos
Associate Professors	David H. Elwell, Gabrielle Esperdy, Sandy Moore, Anthony W. Schuman, Darius T. Sollohub, Donald R. Wall, Michael S. Zdepski
Assistant Professors	Richard J. Garber, Wassim Jabi, Georgeen Theodore
Research Professors	Ervin Bales, Richard V. Olsen

Advisors

Graduate Advisor

schuman

Advisor

Undergraduate Advisor

matzko

Advisors

Graduate Advisor	Anthony W. Schuman
Advisor
Undergraduate Advisor	Eloise S. Matzko

* Joint appointee with the School of Management.

Accredited by: The National Architectural Accrediting Board.

In the United States, most state registration boards require a degree from an accredited professional degree program as a prerequisite for licensure. The National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), which is the sole agency authorized to accredit U.S. professional degree programs in architecture, recognizes three types of degrees: the Bachelor of Architecture, the Master of Architecture, and the Doctor of Architecture. A program may be granted a 6-year, 3-year, or 2-year term of accreditation, depending on the extent of its conformance with established educational standards.

Master's degree programs may consist of a preprofessional undergraduate degree and a professional graduate degree that, when earned sequentially, constitute an accredited professional education. However, the preprofessional degree is not, by itself, recognized as an accredited degree.

The New Jersey School of Architecture educates students to assume positions of responsibility and leadership in the architectural profession and in developing areas of opportunity in technology and community design related to the discipline of architecture. An emphasis on studio design in the curriculum is reinforced by courses in history, building science and social concerns. A diverse faculty brings its expertise to bear on issues of architecture, technology and culture and challenges students to prepare for their productive years as practitioners, scholars and researchers. The architecture program builds on the strengths of a technological university with its extensive capacity in computer graphics while emphasizing design directed toward the traditional human-centered values of architecture.

The total time needed to earn a Bachelor of Architecture (the first professional degree) at NJIT is five years.

The curriculum as described below is for students entering NJIT as freshmen in the fall of 2000 or after that date. Students entering before that date may have a different program and should consult the school to learn which curriculum applies.

Credit distribution for the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)

Credit distribution for the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) :

Required architecture credits	96
Architecture electives	15
Free electives	9
Rutgers-Newark drawing course	3
General University Requirements	41
	*164

The New Jersey School of Architecture also offers a nonprofessional, four-year undergraduate program leading to the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Architecture. The B.S. does not lead to licensure as an architect; instead it presents students with a wide array of other options leading to career opportunities within the building industry. Students can be admitted to the B.S. in Architecture program as a freshman or transfer from the B.Arch. program after two years. The B.S. in Architecture program requires 135 credits and is structured as follows:

The first two years of the B.S. in Architecture program are identical to the course of study for the five-year professional program.

In the third year, all B.S. students take Arch 363 followed by a computer elective. Thus every student has at least one full year of computer-based learning. The B.S. in Architecture is designed to lead into a series of accelerated graduate degree programs in fields such as construction management (B.S. in Architecture/M.S. in Civil Engineering), infrastructure planning (B.S. in Architecture/Master in Infrastructure Planning), management (B.S. in Architecture/M.S. in Management; B.S. in Architecture/M.B.A. in Management of Technology), or a professional graduate degree in Architecture (B.S. in Architecture/Master of Architecture) leading to licensure. Graduate-level course descriptions for those listed in the dual degree programs description are located in the NJIT Graduate Catalog.

Course choices are worked out on an individual basis after consultation with the academic advisor to reflect a student's individual interests and career objectives. The B.S. in Architecture provides a wide array of curriculum paths; it is designed to provide a superb general education for all building professionals.

Bachelor of Architecture

164 credit minimum

Bachelor of Architecture (164 credit minimum)

FIRST YEAR:
1st Semester:
arch155,arch163,hss101,math113,frshsem

		Arch 155	Modes of Design Communication I (2-3-3)
		Arch 163	Introduction to Design I (1-12-5)
		HSS 101	English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking (3-0-3)
		Math 113	Finite Mathematics and Calculus I (4-0-4)
		Frsh Sem	Freshman Seminar (1-0-0)

2nd Semester: arch156,arch164,hss202[e2],math114

	Arch 156	Modes of Design Communication II (2-4-3)
	Arch 164	Introduction to Design II (1-12-5)
^#	HSS 202	Society, Technology, and Environment (3-0-3)
	Math 114	Finite Mathematics and Calculus II (4-0-4)

SECOND YEAR:
1st Semester: arch225,arch251[p1],arch263,phys102,phys102a,{HUM 2XX;Hum 211 or Hum 212 or Hist 213: GUR;3-0-3}

	Arch 225	Building Systems I (0-3-3)
^****	Arch 251	History of Architecture I (3-0-3)
	Arch 263	Architecture Studio I (1-12-5)
	Phys 102	General Physics (3-0-3)
	Phys 102A	General Physics Laboratory (0-2-1)
	HUM 2XX	(Hum 211 or Hum 212 or Hist 213: GUR) (3-0-3)

2nd Semester: arch226,arch252,arch264,phys103,phys103a

		Arch 226	Building Systems II (0-3-3)
		Arch 252	History of Architecture II (3-0-3)
		Arch 264	Architecture Studio II (1-12-5)
		Phys 103	General Physics (3-0-3)
		Phys 103A	General Physics Laboratory (0-2-1)

THIRD YEAR:
1st Semester: ss201,arch325,arch363,arch381,mgmt390

		SS 201	Economics (3-0-3)
		Arch 325	Building Systems III (0-3-3)
		Arch 363	Architecture Studio III (1-12-5)
		Arch 381	History of Architecture III (3-0-3)
		Mgmt 390	Principles of Management (3-0-3)

2nd Semester: cs104,arch364,arch382[p1],arch326,{Elective;Free;3-0-3}

	CS 104	Computer Programming and Graphics Problems (2-1-2)
	Arch 364	Architecture Studio IV (1-12-5)
^****	Arch 382	History of Architecture IV (3-0-3)
	Arch 326	Building Systems IV (0-3-3)
	Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)

FOURTH YEAR:
1st Semester: arch425, arch463,{Elective;Physical Education: GUR;0-1-1},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Free;3-0-3},{Elective;Free;3-0-3}

		Arch 425	Building Systems V (0-3-3)
		Arch 463	Option Studio 1 (1-12-5)
		Elective	(Physical Education: GUR) (0-1-1)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)

2nd Semester: arch426,arch464,arch472,{Elective;Lit/Hist/Phil/STS: GUR;3-0-3},{Elective;Physical Education: GUR;0-1-1},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3}

		Arch 426	Building Systems VI (0-3-3)
		Arch 464	Option Studio II (1-12-5)
		Arch 472	Architectural Programming and Project Development (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Lit/Hist/Phil/STS: GUR) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Physical Education: GUR) (0-1-1)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)

FIFTH YEAR:
1st Semester:
arch525,arch563[p4],{HSS;Capstone Seminar: GUR;3-0-3},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3}

	Arch 525	Building Systems VII (0-3-3)
^***	Arch 563	Pre-comprehensive Studio (1-12-5)
	HSS	(Capstone Seminar: GUR) (3-0-3)
	Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
	Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)

2nd Semester: arch526,arch558,arch564,arch565,{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3}

		Arch 526	Building Systems VIII (0-3-3)
		Arch 558	Professional Architectural Practice (3-0-3)
		Arch 564	Comprehensive Studio (1-12-5)
		Arch 565	Comprehensive Studio Lab (0-3-1)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)

Electives
# Basic Social Sciences GUR: Three credits of the basic social sciences requirement must be taken in economics; acceptable courses are SS 201, Econ 265, or Econ 266 . The remaining 3 credits may be satisfied by HSS 202, STS 257, or STS 258 . Students also may take approved introductory courses in basic social sciences at Rutgers-Newark to fulfill this requirement.

Management GUR: Choose IE 492 or Mgmt 390 or HRM 601 for the dual degree with management. AS 333 may be substituted only by those students taking the aerospace option.

Architecture: Any architecture course.

Free: Select in consultation with curriculum advisor.

Cultural History GUR: Take two courses (6 credits) from among HUM 211,HUM 212,HIST 213,and 200-level history courses at Rutgers-Newark.

Physical Education GUR: Students who register as full-time undergraduates for two or more consecutive semesters must take two PE courses, one of which must be a 100-level fitness core course. Students are urged to complete the requirement as soon as possible.

Lit/Hist/Phil/STS GUR: Students must take one 300-level course from any of the following fields: literature; history; philosophy; or science, technology, and society (STS); or an approved 300-level course at Rutgers-Newark.

Capstone Seminar in Humanities and Social Science GUR: All students, except those enrolled in the honors college, take one of the following:HSS 403,HSS 404,HSS 405,HSS 406,HSS 407,HSS 408,HSS 409.Students enrolled in the honors college take one from HSS 491H-499H .

See the General University Requirements section of this catalog for more information on electives.

Co-op
Co-op courses replace architecture or free electives. In architecture, Arch 310 and Arch 410 may be taken for degree credit.

Degree Requirements for Dual B.Arch. and M.S. in Management

The New Jersey School of Architecture and the School of Management have established a dual degree program, which permits students to obtain a B.Arch. with a Master of Science (M.S.) in Management.

There is no reduction in the degree requirements for the professional degree in Architecture. The dual degree program permits students to obtain an M.S. in Management in substantially less time, in some cases with only one more semester of study. Up to 12 credits of graduate-level coursework may be applied to both the B.Arch. and M.S. in Management degrees.

Students may take additional courses at the graduate level during their undergraduate career, but these courses do not count toward the undergraduate degree requirements and students are charged at the graduate course rate. Eligible students should contact the Office of Graduate Studies in their junior or third year regarding the process for admission to the dual degree program. The Office of Graduate Studies will coordinate the process with the undergraduate program director in the School of Architecture and later with the graduate advisor and the Office of Graduate Admissions as the student nears completion of the undergraduate degree. In order to be eligible for initial and continued participation in the dual degree program, the student must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and take the GMAT during the senior or final undergraduate year. A GMAT score of 550 is required for admission to graduate study in the School of Management.

In addition to existing architecture courses, the M.S. in Management comprises 36 credits as follows. Note: This program was under revision at press time. Students should contact Elly Matzko, student advisor, for the current curriculum.

12 credits to fulfill both B.Arch. and M.S. in Management requirements:

arch650,arch651,arch652,hrm601

		Arch 650	Economy of Building (3 credits)
		Arch 651	Real Estate Analysis for Architects (3 credits)
		Arch 652	Architectural Project Management (3 credits)
		HRM 601	Organizational Behavior (3 credits)

15 credits as follows: fin516,fin600,fin618,mis620,{mgmt680|mgmt692}

		Fin 516	Principles of Financial Management (3 credits)
		Fin 600	Financial and Economic Environment (3 credits)
		Fin 618	Public and Private Financing of Urban Areas (3 credits)
		MIS 620	E-Commerce Technologies (3 credits)
		Mgmt 680	Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 credits) or
		Mgmt 692	Strategic Management (3 credits)

9 credits of electives from: acct615,fin624,mgmt640,mgmt645,mis645,mrkt630,mrkt638

		Acct 615	Management Accounting (3 credits)
		Fin 624	Financial Management (3 credits)
		Mgmt 640	New Venture Management (3 credits)
		Mgmt 645	New Venture Finance (3 credits)
		MIS 645	Information Systems Principles (3 credits)
		Mrkt 630	Models of Consumer Behavior (3 credits)
		Mrkt 638	Sales Management for Technical Professionals (3 credits)

Degree Requirements for Dual B.Arch. and Master of Business Administration in Management of Technology

The New Jersey School of Architecture and the School of Management have established a dual degree program that permits students to obtain a Bachelor of Architecture degree with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Management of Technology.

There is no reduction in the degree requirements for the professional degree in architecture. The dual degree program permits students to obtain an M.B.A. in Management of Technology in substantially less time, in some cases with only one additional year of study. Up to 12 credits of graduate-level coursework may be applied to both the B.Arch. and M.B.A.

Eligible students should contact the Office of Graduate Studies in their junior or third year regarding the process for admission to the dual degree program. The Office of Graduate Studies will coordinate the process with the undergraduate program director in the New Jersey School of Architecture and later with the graduate advisor and the Office of Graduate Admissions as the student nears completion of the undergraduate degree. In order to be eligible for initial and continued participation in the dual degree program, the student must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and take the GMAT during the senior or final undergraduate year. A GMAT score of 550 is required for admission to graduate study in the School of Management.

The M.B.A. in Management of Technology is a 60-credit program. However, 12 credits in management background courses are waived for architecture graduates. Therefore, in addition to completion of the architecture program requirements, the M.B.A. comprises 48 credits as follows. Note: This program was under revision at press time. Students should contact Elly Matzko, student advisor, for the current curriculum.

9 required credits taken in the New Jersey School of Architecture constitute an area of concentration in architectural management and count toward both the B.Arch. and M.B.A

arch650,arch651,arch652

		Arch 650	Economy of Building (3 credits)
		Arch 651	Real Estate Analysis for Architects (3 credits)
		Arch 652	Architectural Project Management (3 credits)

21 credits in core courses - technology module: fin516,mgmt620,mgmt625,mgmt630,{mgmt635|math661},mis620,mis645

		Fin 516	Principles of Financial Management (3 credits)
		Mgmt 620	Management of Technology (3 credits)
		Mgmt 625	Distribution Logistics (3 credits)
		Mgmt 630	Decision Analysis (3 credits)
		Mgmt 635	Data Mining and Analysis (3 credits) or
		Math 661	Applied Statistics (3 credits)
		MIS 620	E-Commerce Technologies (3 credits)
		MIS 645	Information Systems Principles (3 credits)

18 credits in core courses - essential business processes: acct615,fin600,fin618,hrm601,mrkt620,{mgmt680|mgmt692}

		Acct 615	Management Accounting (3 credits)
		Fin 600	Financial and Economic Environment (3 credits)
		Fin 618	Public and Private Financing of Urban Areas (3 credits)
		HRM 601	Organizational Behavior (3 credits)
		Mrkt 620	Competing in Global Markets (3 credits)
		Mgmt 680	Entrepreneurial Strategy (3 credits) or
		Mgmt 692	Strategic Management (3 credits)

Degree Requirements for Dual B.Arch. and Master in Infrastructure Planning

The New Jersey School of Architecture has established a dual degree program within the school that permits students to obtain a B.Arch. with a Master in Infrastructure Planning (M.I.P.). There is no reduction in the degree requirements for the professional degree in architecture. The dual degree program permits students to obtain an M.I.P. in substantially less time.

Up to 12 credits of graduate-level coursework may be applied to both the B.Arch. and M.I.P. Students may take additional courses at the graduate level during their undergraduate career, but these courses do not count toward the undergraduate degree requirements and students are charged at the graduate course rate.

Eligible students should contact the Office of Graduate Studies in their junior or third year regarding the process for admission to the dual degree program. The Office of Graduate Studies will coordinate the process with the undergraduate program director in the School of Architecture and later with the graduate advisor and the Office of Graduate Admissions as the student nears completion of the undergraduate degree. In order to be eligible for initial and continued participation in the dual degree program, the student must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and take the GRE during the senior or final undergraduate year.

In addition to the completion of the architecture program requirements, the M.I.P. comprises 36 credits as follows:

mip601,mip602,mip612,mip615,mip618,mip631,mip652,mip655,mip674,mip675

		MIP 601	Interdisciplinary Infrastructure Studio I (6 credits)
		MIP 602	Interdisciplinary Infrastructure Studio II (6 credits)
		MIP 612	Introduction to Environmental Policy Studies (3 credits)
		MIP 615	Introduction to Transportation Studies (3 credits)
		MIP 618	Public and Private Financing of Urban Areas (3 credits)
		MIP 631	History and Theory of Infrastructure (3 credits)
		MIP 652	Geographic Information Systems (3 credits)
		MIP 655	Land Use Planning (3 credits)
		MIP 674	Infrastructure and Architecture (3 credits)
		MIP 675	Elements of Infrastructure Planning (3 credits)

Students in the B.Arch. program may take any four of the required 3-credit courses to count toward both their B.Arch. and M.I.P. Students who have completed a comprehensive options studio and have a superior academic record may take MIP 601 in place of the last options studio in the B.Arch. program. This counts for 6 of the 12 credits counted toward both degrees.

Degree Requirements for Dual B.Arch. and Master of Science in Civil Engineering

The New Jersey School of Architecture and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering have established a dual degree program that permits students to obtain a B.Arch. and a Master of Science (M.S.) in Civil Engineering with a concentration in construction engineering and management. There is no reduction in the degree requirements for the professional degree in architecture. The dual degree program permits students to obtain an M.S. in Civil Engineering in substantially less time, in some cases with only one additional year of study.

Up to 12 credits of graduate-level coursework may be applied to both the B.Arch. and M.S. Students may take additional courses at the graduate level during their undergraduate career, but these courses do not count toward the undergraduate degree requirements and students are charged at the graduate course rate.

Eligible students should contact the Office of Graduate Studies in their junior or third year regarding the process for admission to the dual degree program. The Office of Graduate Studies will coordinate the process with the undergraduate program director in the School of Architecture and later with the graduate advisor and the Office of Graduate Admissions as the student nears completion of the undergraduate degree. In order to be eligible for initial and continued participation in the dual degree program, the student must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and take the GRE during the senior or final undergraduate year.

In addition to completion of the architecture program requirements, the M.S. in Civil Engineering comprises 30 credits as follows:

10 credits in bridge courses: Bridge courses are required as prerequisites for admission to the M.S. program. These courses may count as free electives in the B.Arch., but do not count toward the M.S.

ce200,ce200,ce200a,ce501,math105

		CE 200	Surveying (3-0-3)
		CE 200	Surveying (3-0-3)
		CE 200A	Surveying Laboratory (0-3-1)
		CE 501	Introduction to Soil Behavior (3 credits)
		Math 105	Elementary Probability and Statistics (3-0-3)

12 required credits that count toward both degrees: arch650,arch651,{arch647|arch675},mis645

		Arch 650	Economy of Building (3 credits)
		Arch 651	Real Estate Analysis for Architects (3 credits)
		Arch 647	Special Topics in Computer Applications (3 credits) or
		Arch 675	Elements of Infrastructure Planning (3 credits)
		MIS 645	Information Systems Principles (3 credits)

6 credits in civil and environmental engineering electives from: ce615,ce631,ce642,ce702,ce710,ce711,ene662

		CE 615	Infrastructure and Facilities Remediation (3 credits)
		CE 631	Advanced Reinforced Concrete Design (3 credits)
		CE 642	Foundation Engineering (3 credits)
		CE 702	Special Topics in Civil Engineering (3 credits)
		CE 710	Systems in Building Construction (3 credits)
		CE 711	Methods Improvement in Construction (3 credits)
		EnE 662	Site Remediation (3 credits)




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p1	�	Arch 251 satisfies 3 credits of the Cultural History GUR for B.Arch. majors; Arch 382 satisfies the Open Elective in Humanities and Social Science GUR for B.Arch. majors.
p2	*	The minimum Credit requirement for graduation is the successful completion of 164 credits of prescribed courses within the curriculum; and the maintenance of a 2.0 (C) average. Students are also required to maintain a minimum 2.0 studio cumulative average to advance to each succeeding year of studio. Students must take one upper level studio designated as "comprehensive".
p3	**	This option is subject to prior approval.
p4	***	To be taken concurrently with comprehensive studio.
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Bachelor of Science in Architecture

135 credit minimum

Bachelor of Science in Architecture (135 credit minimum)

FIRST YEAR:
1st Semester:

arch155,arch163,hss101,math113,frshsem

		Arch 155	Modes of Design Communication I (2-3-3)
		Arch 163	Introduction to Design I (1-12-5)
		HSS 101	English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking (3-0-3)
		Math 113	Finite Mathematics and Calculus I (4-0-4)
		Frsh Sem	Freshman Seminar (1-0-0)

2nd Semester: r080:121,arch164,cis104,hss202[e1],math114

	R080:121	Introduction to Drawing (3)
	Arch 164	Introduction to Design II (1-12-5)
	CIS 104	Computer Programming and Graphics Problems (2-1-2)
^##	HSS 202	Society, Technology, and Environment (3-0-3)
	Math 114	Finite Mathematics and Calculus II (4-0-4)

SECOND YEAR:
1st Semester: arch241,arch251,arch263,phys102,phys102a,{Elective;Cultural History: GUR;3-0-3}

		Arch 241	Architectural Construction I (3-0-3)
		Arch 251	History of Architecture I (3-0-3)
		Arch 263	Architecture Studio I (1-12-5)
		Phys 102	General Physics (3-0-3)
		Phys 102A	General Physics Laboratory (0-2-1)
		Elective	(Cultural History: GUR) (3-0-3)

2nd Semester: arch242,arch252,arch264,arch282,phys103,phys103a

		Arch 242	Architectural Construction II (3-0-3)
		Arch 252	History of Architecture II (3-0-3)
		Arch 264	Architecture Studio II (1-12-5)
		Arch 282	Structures I (3-0-3)
		Phys 103	General Physics (3-0-3)
		Phys 103A	General Physics Laboratory (0-2-1)

THIRD YEAR:
1st Semester:

arch363,arch381,mgmt390,{Elective;Cultural History: GUR;3-0-3},{Elective;Physical Education: GUR;0-1-1},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3}

		Arch 363	Architecture Studio III (1-12-5)
		Arch 381	History of Architecture III (3-0-3)
		Mgmt 390	Principles of Management (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Cultural History: GUR) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Physical Education: GUR) (0-1-1)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)

2nd Semester:

{Elective;Lit/Hist/Phil/STS: GUR;3-0-3},ss201[e1],{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Computing;3-0-3}

	Elective	(Lit/Hist/Phil/STS: GUR) (3-0-3)
^##	SS 201	Economics (3-0-3)
	Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
	Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
	Elective	(Computing) (3-0-3)

FOURTH YEAR:
1st Semester:

hss409ss,{Elective;Open: GUR;3-0-3},{Elective;Physical Education: GUR;0-1-1},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Free;3-0-3}

		HSS409SS
		Elective	(Open: GUR) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Physical Education: GUR) (0-1-1)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)

2nd Semester:

{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Architecture;3-0-3},{Elective;Free;3-0-3},{Elective;Free;3-0-3},{Elective;Free;3-0-3}

		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Architecture) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Free) (3-0-3)

Electives
Architecture: Any architecture course.
Computing: Select in consultation with curriculum advisor.
Free: Select in consultation with curriculum advisor.

## Basic Social Sciences GUR: Three credits of the basic social sciences requirement must be taken in economics; acceptable courses are SS 201,Econ 265, or Econ 266. The remaining 3 credits may be satisfied by HSS 202,STS257, or STS 258 . Students also may take approved introductory courses in basic social sciences at Rutgers-Newark to fulfill this requirement.

Open Elective in Humanities and Social Science GUR: Students must take one 300-level course from any of the following fields: English (Eng); history (Hist); literature (Lit); philosophy (Phil); science, technology, and society (STS); social science (SS); or theater (Thtr). Students also may satisfy this requirement with Architectural History IV (Arch 382) or by taking an approved 300-level course at Rutgers-Newark.

See the General University Requirements section of this catalog for more information on electives.

Degree Requirements for Dual B.S. in Architecture and M.S. in Management, B.S. in Architecture and M.B.A. in Management of Technology, and B.S. in Architecture and M.S. in Civil Engineering

The requirements for these programs are the same as for the B.Arch. dual degree programs. The exception is that only 6 credits of graduate-level coursework may be counted toward both degrees.

Degree Requirements for Dual B.S. in Architecture and M.I.P.
The M.I.P requirements for this program are the same as for the dual B.Arch./M.I.P. The difference is that only 6 credits of coursework may be counted toward both degrees. B.Arch. students take two of the following four courses to count toward both degrees:

6 credits from:

mip631,mip652,mip674,mip675

		MIP 631	History and Theory of Infrastructure (3 credits)
		MIP 652	Geographic Information Systems (3 credits)
		MIP 674	Infrastructure and Architecture (3 credits)
		MIP 675	Elements of Infrastructure Planning (3 credits)

� Arch 251 satisfies 3 credits of the Cultural History GUR for B.Arch. majors; Arch 382 satisfies the Open Elective in Humanities and Social Science GUR for B.Arch. majors.

* The minimum Credit requirement for graduation is the successful completion of 164 credits of prescribed courses within the curriculum; and the maintenance of a 2.0 (C) average. Students are also required to maintain a minimum 2.0 studio cumulative average to advance to each succeeding year of studio. Students must take one upper level studio designated as "comprehensive".

** This option is subject to prior approval.

*** To be taken concurrently with comprehensive studio.

B. S. in Architecture/JD Curriculum (Seton Hall Law School)

135 credits

B. S. in Architecture/JD Curriculum (Seton Hall Law School) (135 credits)

New Jersey School of Architecture

(Tentative)

FIRST YEAR:

1st Semester:

arch155,arch163,hum101,math113,frshsem

		Arch 155	Modes of Design Communication I (2-3-3)
		Arch 163	Introduction to Design I (1-12-5)
		HUM 101	English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking I (3-0-3)
		Math 113	Finite Mathematics and Calculus I (4-0-4)
		Frsh Sem	Freshman Seminar (1-0-0)

FIRST YEAR:

2nd Semester:

r080:121,arch164,eps202,math114,cs104

		R080:121	Introduction to Drawing (3)
		Arch 164	Introduction to Design II (1-12-5)
		EPS 202	Society, Technology, and the Environment (3-0-3)
		Math 114	Finite Mathematics and Calculus II (4-0-4)
		CS 104	Computer Programming and Graphics Problems (2-1-2)

SECOND YEAR:

1st Semester:

arch241,arch251,arch263,{hum211|hum212|hist213}

		Arch 241	Architectural Construction I (3-0-3)
		Arch 251	History of Architecture I (3-0-3)
		Arch 263	Architecture Studio I (1-12-5)
		HUM 211	The Pre-Modern World (3-0-3) or
		HUM 212	The Modern World (3-0-3) or
		Hist 213	The Twentieth-Century World (3-0-3)

SECOND YEAR:

2nd Semester:

arch242,arch252,arch264,arch282,phys103,phys103a

		Arch 242	Architectural Construction II (3-0-3)
		Arch 252	History of Architecture II (3-0-3)
		Arch 264	Architecture Studio II (1-12-5)
		Arch 282	Structures I (3-0-3)
		Phys 103	General Physics (3-0-3)
		Phys 103A	General Physics Laboratory (0-2-1)

SECOND YEAR:

Summer Semester:

{Elective;Legal Studies}

Elective

(Legal Studies)

THIRD YEAR:

1st Semester:

arch363,mgmt390,{hum211|hum212|hist213},{PE;Physical Education},arch381,eng300

		Arch 363	Architecture Studio III (1-12-5)
		Mgmt 390	Principles of Management (3-0-3)
		HUM 211	The Pre-Modern World (3-0-3) or
		HUM 212	The Modern World (3-0-3) or
		Hist 213	The Twentieth-Century World (3-0-3)
		PE	(Physical Education)
		Arch 381	History of Architecture III (3-0-3)
		ENG300

THIRD YEAR:

2nd Semester:

ss201,{Elective;Lit/Hist/Phil/STS:GUR},{Elective;Computing},arch558,{Elective;Legal Studies minor},{Elective;Legal Studies minor}

		SS 201	Economics (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Lit/Hist/Phil/STS:GUR)
		Elective	(Computing)
		Arch 558	Professional Architectural Practice (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Legal Studies minor)
		Elective	(Legal Studies minor)

THIRD YEAR:

Summer Semester:

{Elective;Legal Studies minor}

Elective

(Legal Studies minor)

Total credits at NJIT:	110
SHLS credits counted towards degree:	25
CREDIT GRAND TOTAL:	135

Courses listed above that satisfy legal studies minor:

eng300,arch558,{Elective;Legal Studies minor},{Elective;Legal Studies minor},{Elective;Legal Studies minor}

		ENG300
		Arch 558	Professional Architectural Practice (3-0-3)
		Elective	(Legal Studies minor)
		Elective	(Legal Studies minor)
		Elective	(Legal Studies minor)