31 courses with the subject ARCH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ARCH 100Architectural Orientation1
Lecture Hours: 1 Laboratory (or Other) Hours: 0 This course is an introduction to architectural and construction technology as fields of study and careers. Topics include a review of academic policies and requirements for successful completion of the program, and a review of techniques, procedures, and systems in architecture and construction. The course explores career opportunities in residential, commercial, and industrial industries, and students will investigate areas of continued study at the upper-division level, i.e., transfer.
Lecture Hours: 1.5 Laboratory (or Other) Hours: 3 Other Course Attribute(s): APOA, CPAD This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of light wood frame construction within a residential context. Students will explore basic material and components used in building assemblies. Students will also be introduced to the fundamentals of computer aided drawing tools and techniques to document a light wood frame building using architectural drawing conventions.
Lecture Hours: 0 Laboratory (or Other) Hours: 6 In this foundational design studio, students will be introduced to fundamental architectural design thinking, iterative design, design communication (both verbal and written), and architectural drawing techniques. Students will develop their architectural tool kit by developing a series of projects exploring drawing standards, relevant precedent, design iteration, and creative problem-solving.
ARCH 110 This course introduces students to three-dimensional computer modeling and techniques for the digital production of architectural renderings. Students apply “3-D” techniques to buildings and other architectural features. Photo-realistic renderings and walk-throughs are covered. Student Learning Outcomes of the Course: Prepare a mid-term and final presentation to support the verbal presentation. Design rational and response to the project is visually narrated by drawings and models which clearly communicate the stated intent of the project.
ARCH 296Advanced Study in Architectural Technology - lower division12
None The faculty member and student develop an area of study not within an approved course. Advanced study provides a very able and highly motivated student the opportunity to explore a topic of study in greater depth and breadth. Student Learning Outcomes of the Course: Demonstrate the ability to work independently. Demonstrate proficiency in the specific area of study.
ARCH 250 This course introduces students to advanced three-dimensional and parametric computer modeling and techniques for the digital production of architectural renderings. Students apply “3-D” techniques to buildings and other architectural features. Photo-realistic renderings and walk-throughs are covered. Student Learning Outcomes of the Course: Prepare a mid-term and final presentation to support the verbal presentation. Design rational and response to the project is visually narrated by drawings and models which clearly communicate the stated intent of the project.
ARCH 135 , or by permission of instructor Restriction(s): Permission of Construction Management faculty required. Construction Management majors only. Junior or higher class level.
Corequisite
None Special Topics in Architecture will provide students opportunities to study pertinent issues related to the study of Architecture. Topics of study will draw upon faculty members areas of research interest and expertise at an elevated level of rigor. Course may be repeated for credit with different topics. Student Learning Outcomes of the Course: Variable, based upon specific topic selected by faculty member.
