Curriculum – Students who Hold an Associates Degree in Architecture

Students who hold a Two-Year Associate Degree in Architecture receive advanced standing in the program. Students are required to complete 84 credit hours to receive the B.S. Arch. degree in this track.

Program of Study

Year 1		Summer	Fall	Spring
Arch 201	Introduction to Architectural Design I	6
Arch 202	Introduction to Architectural Design II		6
Arch 509	Green Architecture		3
Phil 201	Classical Mind		3
RSE 1	Religious Studies Elective (TRS 200 level)		3
LSE 1	Liberal Studies Elective		3
Arch 302	Architectural Design II			6
Arch 115	Introduction to Digital Media			3
Phil 202	Modern Mind			3
Arch 322	Structures II			3
RSE 2	Religious Studies Elective (TRS 200 level)			3
	Totals:	6	18	18
Year 2		Summer	Fall	Spring
Arch 301	Architectural Design I	6
Arch 401	Architectural Design III		6
Arch 421	Structures III		3
Arch 443	Introduction to Architectural Theory		3
APE 1	Architectural Program Elective		3
LSE 2	Liberal Studies Elective		3
Arch 402	Architectural Design  IV: Comprehensive			6
Arch 407	Comprehensive Building Design Supplement			3
AHE 1	Architectral History/Theory Elective			3
APE 2	Architectural Program Elective			3
LSE 2	Liberal Studies Elective			3
	Totals:	6	18	18

Conditions:

1. A.A. degree students are admitted with Junior status.
2. A.A. degree students who have not successfully completed courses in history of architecture will be required to take Arch 135/136/235.
3. A minimum grade point average of 2.70 is required for admission to the program.
4. Students who have not successfully completed courses in statics and strength of materials will be required to take Arch 321. Students who have successfully completed a course equivalent to Arch 322 elsewhere may subsititute a program elective.
5. Students who have successfully completed courses equaivalent to any of the specific courses listed above will not be required to retake those courses, but must fulfull the listed credit totals through approved electives.
6. No courses taken in fulfillment of the requirement for the A.A. degree may be used toward the B.A. Arch degree.