ARC 441 - Architectural Travel Experience

3 CR

The proposed travel course is designed to expand the student’s knowledge and awareness of the larger world, through site visitation, touring, human/environment interaction observation, and written and graphic recording of multiple buildings and landmarks. Upon their return, students will be able to see their own world with different and more architecturally mature “eyes.” The course will include a deeper understanding of architectural principles across history thus enriching the students’ own design processes as a result. May be repeated for credit.

Prerequisite(s): ENG 101, ART 115, ARH 105, ARH 106, ARC 204, ARC 241, and 75 credit hours; or permission of instructor.