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II.2.2 Professional Degrees and Curriculum SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, ART AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE / MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE 4+2 DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM CATALOG: 2011/2012 Art and Architectural History Minor FIRST YEAR (Undergraduate Year 1) FALL 17 SPRING 16 ARCH 113 Architectural Design Core Studio I 5 ARCH 114 Architectural Design Core Studio II 5 ARCH 101 Foundations of Architecture 3 AAH 122 Art & Architectural History II 3 AAH 121 Art & Architectural History I 3 PHYS PHYS 109L Physics I (Algebra)+ lab or 4 WTNG 102 Expository Writing 3 PHYS 201L Physics I (Calculus)+lab CORE Interdisciplinary Core Requirement 1 3 MATH MATH 136 Pre-‐Calculus or 4 MATH 213L Calculus I & Lab SECOND YEAR (Undergraduate Year 2) FALL 17 SPRING 15 ARCH 213 Architectural Design Core Studio III 5 ARCH 214 Architectural Design Core Studio IV 5 ARCH 287 Intro to Computer Applications 3 ARCH 231 Construction Materials & Methods I 3 ARCH 321 Site & Environment 3 ARCH 325 History of Modern Architecture 3 ARCH 335 Structure Form & Order 3 BIO 104L Biology II + Lab or 4 WTNG 200 Critical Writing for the Humanities 3 NATSC 103L Earth Systems Sci. + Lab THIRD YEAR (Undergraduate Year 3) FALL 17 SPRING 17 ARCH 313 Architectural Design Core Studio V 5 ARCH 413 / Adv. Architectural Design Studio or 5 ARCH 331 Construction Materials & Methods II 3 ARCH 416 Adv. Architectural Design Studio: Urban CORE Interdisciplinary Core Requirement 2 3 ARCH 322 Theory of Architecture 3 CORE Interdisciplinary Core Requirement 3 3 ARCH 333 Building Systems: Equipment for Bldgs 3 VARTS 101 Foundations of Drawing 3 ______ Intermediate AAH Requirement 3 ______ Intermediate AAH Requirement 3 FOURTH YEAR (Undergraduate Year 4) FALL 17 SPRING 15 ARCH 413 / Adv. Architectural Design Studio or 5 ARCH 488 Computer Applications for Prof. Practice 3 ARCH 416 Adv. Architectural Design Studio: Urban CORE Core Integrative Senior Seminar 3 ARCH 434 Design of Structures I 3 Free Elective* 3 ______ Advanced AAH Requirement 3 Free Elective* 3 Free Elective* 3 General Elective 2 3 General Elective 1 3 FIFTH YEAR (Graduate Year 1) FALL 14 SPRING 14 ARCH 515 Graduate Arch. Design Studio 1 5 ARCH 513 Comprehensive Design Studio 5 ARCH 435 Design of Structures II 3 ARCH 522 Environmental Design Research 3 ARCH 332 Acoustics and Lighting 3 ARCH 542 Professional Practice 3 Architecture Elective 3 Advanced History/Theory Elective 3 SIXTH YEAR (Graduate Year 2) FALL 11 SPRING 11 ARCH 515 Graduate Arch. Design Studio 2 5 ARCH 613 Graduate Thesis Studio 5 ARCH 641 Graduate Thesis Research Seminar 3 Graduate Architecture Elective 2 3 Graduate Architecure Elective 1 3 Graduate Architecture Elective 3 3 TOTAL: 143 credits Undergraduate + 38 credits min. @ Graduate level = 181 credits minimum ARCHITECTURE PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PROGRAM THRESHOLD REVIEW Students must achieve a 2.67 GPA after 5 semesters (area in gray above) and a successful Portfolio Review in order to continue directly into the accelerated graduate portion of the 4 + 2 professinal degree sequence. Students not meeting eligibility requirements may reapply for admission as soon as the following semester. * Overlaps between the AAH Core Concentration, the AAH Minor and Architecture Major requirements create 3 Free Electives that may be used to explore a range of options.
II.2.2 Professional Degrees and Curriculum SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, ART AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE / MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE 4+2 DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM CATALOG: 2011/2012 Historic Preservation Minor FIRST YEAR (Undergraduate Year 1) FALL 17 SPRING 16 ARCH 113 Architectural Design Core Studio I 5 ARCH 114 Architectural Design Core Studio II 5 ARCH 101 Foundations of Architecture 3 AAH 122 Art & Architectural History II 3 AAH 121 Art & Architectural History I 3 PHYS PHYS 109L Physics I (Algebra)+ lab or 4 WTNG 102 Expository Writing 3 PHYS 201L Physics I (Calculus)+lab CORE Interdisciplinary Core Requirement 1 3 MATH MATH 136 Pre-‐Calculus or 4 MATH 213L Calculus I & Lab SECOND YEAR (Undergraduate Year 2) FALL 17 SPRING 15 ARCH 213 Architectural Design Core Studio III 5 ARCH 214 Architectural Design Core Studio IV 5 ARCH 287 Intro to Computer Applications 3 ARCH 231 Construction Materials & Methods I 3 ARCH 321 Site & Environment 3 ARCH 325 History of Modern Architecture 3 ARCH 335 Structure Form & Order 3 BIO 104L Biology II + Lab or 4 WTNG 200 Critical Writing for the Humanities 3 NATSC 103L Earth Systems Sci. + Lab THIRD YEAR (Undergraduate Year 3) FALL 17 SPRING 17 ARCH 313 Architectural Design Core Studio V 5 ARCH 413 / Adv. Architectural Design Studio or 5 ARCH 331 Construction Materials & Methods II 3 ARCH 416 Adv. Architectural Design Studio: Urban CORE Interdisciplinary Core Requirement 2 3 ARCH 322 Theory of Architecture 3 CORE Interdisciplinary Core Requirement 3 3 ARCH 333 Building Systems: Equipment for Bldgs 3 HP 150 Introduction to Historic Preservation 3 VARTS 101 Foundations of Drawing 3 (General Elective 1) Core Concentration 1 3 FOURTH YEAR (Undergraduate Year 4) FALL 17 SPRING 15 ARCH 413 / Adv. Architectural Design Studio or 5 CORE Core Integrative Senior Seminar 3 ARCH 416 Adv. Architectural Design Studio: Urban Core Concentration 4 3 ARCH 434 Design of Structures I 3 HP 342 Industrial America* (CC#5 & Int. H/T ) 3 Core Concentration 2 3 HP 351 History and Phil. of Historic Pres.* 3 HP 341 Pre-‐Industrial America* (CC #3) 3 HP _____ Historic Preservation Elective 3 HP ____ Historic Preservation Elective** (AE#1) 3 (General Elective 2) FIFTH YEAR (Graduate Year 1) FALL 14 SPRING 14 ARCH 515 Graduate Arch. Design Studio 1 5 ARCH 513 Comprehensive Design Studio 5 ARCH 435 Design of Structures II 3 ARCH 522 Environmental Design Research 3 ARCH 332 Acoustics and Lighting 3 ARCH 542 Professional Practice 3 ARCH 488 Computer Applications for Prof. Practice 3 Advanced History /Theory Elective 3 SIXTH YEAR (Graduate Year 2) FALL 11 SPRING 11 ARCH 515 Graduate Arch. Design Studio 2 5 ARCH 613 Graduate Thesis Studio 5 ARCH 641 Graduate Thesis Research Seminar 3 Graduate Architecture Elective 2 3 Graduate Architecure Elective 1 3 Graduate Architecture Elective 3 3 TOTAL: 143 credits Undergraduate + 38 credits min. @ Graduate level = 181 credits minimum ARCHITECTURE PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PROGRAM THRESHOLD REVIEW Students must achieve a 2.67 GPA after 5 semesters (area in gray above) and a successful Portfolio Review in order to continue directly into the accelerated graduate portion of the 4 + 2 professinal degree sequence. Students not meeting eligibility requirements may reapply for admission as soon as the following semester. * HP 341 & 342 count toward the AAH Core Concentration and toward the Intermediate History/Theory Option ** Select HP courses count as Architecture Electives allowing the completion of a minor w/in 4 years
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Roger Williams University School of
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I.1.1 History and Mission The Unive
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philanthropist Allan Shawn Feinstei
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increased elective options and curr
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its Sustainable Design Seminar on a
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We encourage the holistic developme
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available to all members of the sch
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dialogue, reflection, and experimen
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Advanced and Graduate Level Studio
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Continue the HS Summer Academy in A
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Goal 4: Build and strengthen partne
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minors in Art and Architectural His
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activities, and has led to the enti
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a unique Teaching Firm in Residence
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etter engage the profession regiona
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mentioned earlier, including course
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such diverse competitors in terms o
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The School can and needs to achieve
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I.1.5 Self-Assessment Procedures Th
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development as well as assessment a
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o o Observation of work-in-progress
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Goal 2: Raised Academic Expectation
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• Programs: Architecture , Art +
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1= Not at All, 3 = Somewhat, 5 = To
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4. ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION AND THE
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I.2.1 Human Resources and Human Res
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Franco Pisani, Licensed Architect,
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and creative activity in general, a
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Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
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General Services Administration, Wa
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Additional support for adjunct facu
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• Part II: World Arts: Mapping th
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“Modernism and Practice/Projects
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Bob Pavlik Christopher Poole Jonath
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“In the Making”, William Lamson
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A description of student support se
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2008/09 Bristol Common, RI Newport,
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2008 New Members Nicole Arvanites J
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2 nd Year Design Award Andrew Kotle
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school wide basis. The Community Pa
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The SAAHP Student Council is compos
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375 student workstations, 64 comput
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granting research institutions and
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Identification of any significant p
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2011 $8000 2010 $10,300 2009 $7,000
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I.2.5 Information Resources Institu
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Periodicals The Architecture Librar
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Visual Resources The Visual Resourc
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Course: ARCH 641 Graduate Thesis Re
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Adjunct Faculty Carlo Achilli Andre
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Name: Julian Bonder Professor of Ar
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Name: Sara Butler, Ph.D. Associate
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Name: David Corbin, RA Courses Taug
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Name: Eric Weyant Courses Taught: A
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