Architecture & Community Design Minor

Program Learning Outcomes

Students will:

1. Demonstrate foundational knowledge of the historic development of architecture and cities and an overview of theories, analysis and criticisms related to historical buildings, landscapes, and cities.
2. Develop an understanding of modes of architectural observation, analysis and representation of the built environment, spatial and formal expression, and the role of society and culture in the process of architectural design.
3. Explain the importance of using architectural skills to work with diverse communities both locally and internationally to create positive social change in the built environment.
4. Articulate the various factors that affect the relationship of ecology and environment to cities and buildings.
5. Acquire the concepts of structure and materials in the design and construction of buildings, and methods of civil and structural engineering.

Minor Requirements (20 Units)

Students require a minimum GPA of “C” (2.0) to be awarded a Minor, which is then reflected in their transcripts.