Arch-595IN, Fall 2009
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Registration Information:
- CRN: 31402
- Class Time: 3:30 to 6:20 PM Tuesdays
- Location: Room 245 Wohlers Hall
- Credit: 4 Graduate Credit Hours
- Enrollment Restriction: Must be a current graduate student in Architecture (please consult with your advisor before registering). For exceptions see instructor. Space is limited.
- For more information on scheduling, visit the
University Course Schedule web page.
Course Contents:
- Integration of the various disciplines involved in the development, planning, design, construction, and operation of buildings.
Course includes case studies of a variety of building types and sizes presented by professionals involved in the design, construction and
operation of the buildings including some of the most monumental projects around the world.
Pre-requisites:
- Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies or equivalent. Only students in Architecture will be eligible to enroll in this course. For exceptions see instructor.
Course Organization:
- The course will consist of presentations given by professor Aminmansour and professionals in the appropriate fields. There will not be a textbook for the course.
However, handouts will be given as appropriate. Reference material may be placed on reserve in the library. Attendance in all lectures is required.
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