Master of Science in Architecture
Curriculum
The Master of Science in Architecture degree requires the completion
of a minimum of 32 credit hours as outlined by the course work listed below.
Students who lack proficiencies appropriate to their chosen area of study may
require course work beyond the basic 32 hours. Specific deficiencies will be
identified by the degree coordinator, the student's advisory committee chair,
and/or the advisory committee. To maintain the full-time student status, a student
must take at least 9 credit hours per semester.
The student is responsible for selecting a faculty member with expertise in the
chosen focus area to chair the student's advisory committee. The student and
the committee chair will locate two or more graduate faculty members to join
the committee. The role of the advisory committee is to provide guidance, advice,
and critical judgment for the student in matters of degree planning, research
methods, and the thesis. Faculty
and Research Interests
Curriculum
Core Courses
|
| CARC 601 |
Foundation of Research |
3 hours |
| CARC 698 |
Writing for Publications |
3 hours |
| Total |
6 hours |
|
Pattern of Study Courses
|
| Electives |
Major area of emphasis |
9 hours |
| Electives |
Minor or supporting area of study |
6 hours |
| Electives |
Free |
3 hours |
| Total |
18 hours |
|
Thesis
|
| ARCH 685 |
Thesis Proposal Preparations |
2 hours |
| ARCH 691 |
Thesis Research |
6 hours |
| Total |
8 hours |
|
| Total Course Work |
32 hours
|
The College of Architecture, in conjunction with its five research centers
and laboratories, offers five advanced certificate programs.
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in Historic Preservation Curriculum
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in Facility Management Curriculum
- Certificate
in Environmental Hazard Management Curriculum
- Certificate
in Sustainable Urbanism Curriculum
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