Due to the rigorous nature of design studio, students should complete these courses during the summer semesters. The School of Architecture requires students to complete MAC 1147 and PHY 2053 before semester 5. Integrated Building Technology 3 ( Critical Tracking)Īrchitectural Design 6 ( Critical Tracking)Īrchitectural Theory 2 ( Critical Tracking) Integrated Building Technology 2 ( Critical Tracking)Īrchitectural History 3 ( Critical Tracking) Physics 1 ( Critical Tracking State Core Gen Ed Physical Sciences) 1Īrchitectural Design 5 ( Critical Tracking) Integrated Building Technology 1 ( Critical Tracking) Quest 2 (Gen Ed Physical, Biological, or Social and Behavioral Sciences)Īrchitectural Design 4 ( Critical Tracking) Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry ( Critical Tracking State Core Gen Ed Mathematics) 1 Theory of Architecture 1 ( Critical Tracking Gen Ed Humanities)Īrchitectural Design 3 ( Critical Tracking) Introduction to Building Technologies ( Critical Tracking) State Core Gen Ed Social and Behavioral SciencesĪrchitectural Design 2 ( Critical Tracking)Īrchitectural History 2 ( Critical Tracking Gen Ed Humanities and International) Plan of Study Grid Semester OneĪrchitectural Design 1 ( Critical Tracking)Īrchitectural History 1 ( Critical Tracking Gen Ed Humanities and International)Ĭreating our Built Environment ( Critical Tracking) Actual courses and course order may be different depending on the student's academic record and scheduling availability of courses. This semester plan represents an example progression through the major.
These courses must be completed by the terms as listed above in the Critical Tracking criteria.
To remain on track, students must complete the appropriate critical-tracking courses, which appear in bold. Students are required to complete a Quest 1 course in semester 1 or 2, and a Quest 2 course in semester 3 or 4. Complete ARC 3320, ARC 3492C, and ARC 3743ġ Summer transfer students should complete DCP 1003 by Semester 4.
Complete DCP 1003, if not completed in Semester 1 1.Please note the critical-tracking requirements below on a per-semester basis.Įquivalent critical-tracking courses as determined by the State of Florida Common Course Prerequisites may be used for transfer students. UF's four-year preprofessional degree is not accredited by the NAAB the two-year Master of Architecture degree is an accredited degree.Ĭritical Tracking records each student’s progress in courses that are required for progress toward each major.
#Major for architect registration
Both degrees are structured for registration and licensure. Two types of degrees accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) are the Bachelor of Architecture (5 years) and the Master of Architecture (1, 2 or 3 years depending on institution). Most states require architects to hold accredited degrees. The School of Architecture's preprofessional Bachelor of Design program prepares students for graduate school studies toward the accredited two-year Master of Architecture degree or for jobs in private practice.
#Major for architect professional
Students may also be required to attend state and national professional meetings. The ideas and experience that students gain in design studio are reinforced and amplified by support courses in history, theory, structural tectonics, building technology and construction materials and methods.įield trips to broaden and expand students' educational experience are required and will be paid for by students. The studio sequence progressively and thoroughly explores various formal, conceptual and technical considerations and how they interrelate in the creation of space. Students regularly exhibit their models and drawings in the college's gallery. An extensive library, modern computer labs, woodshop, 3D fabrication lab and beautiful college environment facilitate creativity. Many students supplement their education with study-abroad and off-site learning opportunities in Vicenza, Asia, Mexico, Nantucket and more.
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