The University of Maine at Augusta

University of Maine at Augusta
A Member of the University of Maine System
Bachelor of Arts, ARCHITECTURE
( 126 credit hours)
Name: ________________________	Soc Sec #: ________________________	Date: ________________________
This sheet is intended to be informational only. Students must consult with an academic advisor prior to registration In effect for students admitted to Fall 2008

BASIC SKILLS REQUIREMENTS
All required placement examinations and/or academic assessments must be completed prior to any course registration. To ensure that students have the best possible opportunity to succeed in their major, students testing into developmental coursework are advised to complete the recommended courses within the first semesters of attendance.
Please check the following boxes to determine if basic requirements have been met at the following levels. OXX stands for the course number. Please fill this in if course(s) are completed or required.
Recommended Course(s)	Completed	Not Required
ENGLISH OXX _______ _______ _______ _______
READING OXX _______ _______ _______ _______
MATH OXX _______ _______ _______ _______

You must complete the following as requirements for your degree: All UMA students are required to take at least one writing intensive course. Writing intensive courses are marked with a W. Additional courses may also meet this requirement. Check with your academic advisor.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

COMMUNICATION (3 credit hours)
_______________ COM 1xx: any 100-level communications course (COM101 recommended)

ENGLISH (6 credit hours)
_______________ ENG 101: College Writing
_______________ ENG 102W: Introduction to Literature

FOREIGN/AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (8 credit hours) *Choose two semester of the same language:*
_______________ _______________

HISTORY (6 credit hours) *Complete one sequence:*
_______________ HTY 101: Foundations of Western Civilization I
_______________ HTY 102: Foundations of Western Civilization II
OR
_______________ HTY 103: United States History I
_______________ HTY 104: United States History II
OR
_______________ HTY 105: World Civilizations I, Prehistory to 1500
_______________ HTY 106: World Civilizations II, From 1500 to the Present

HUMANITIES (6 credit hours) *Choose two of the following from different disciplines:*
_______________ DRA 101: Introduction to Theatre
_______________ DRA 265: The American Movie
_______________ DRA 280: Introduction to Films
_______________ ENG xxx: any literature course
_______________ HTY xxx: any history course
_______________ HUM xxx: any humanities course
_______________ INT 129: Understanding the Arts
_______________ MUS 110: Popular Music
_______________ MUS 117: The Dream Machine: A History of Rock and Roll
_______________ MUS 123: Understanding Music
_______________ MUS 124: Music of the Twentieth Century
_______________ MUS 131: Survey of Jazz and Contemporary Music
_______________ MUS 160: World Music
_______________ MUS 180: Women and Music
_______________ MUS 223: Music of the United States
_______________ MUS 333: History of Literature of Music I
_______________ MUS 334: History of Literature of Music II
_______________ PHI xxx: any philosophy course
_______________ POS 390: Survey of Political Theory
_______________ WST 101W: Introduction to Women's Studies

MATHEMATICS (3 credit hours)
_______________ MAT 112: College Algebra

SCIENCE (4 credit hours)
_______________ Any science with a lab, (PHY 115 preferred)

SOCIAL SCIENCE (6 credit hours)
_______________ PSY 100: Introduction to Psychology
*and choose one of the following:*
_______________ ANT 101: Introduction to Anthropology
_______________ ANT 102: Cultural Anthropology
_______________ ECO 100: Introduction to Economics
_______________ ECO 201: Principles of Economics I ( Macroeconomics)
_______________ ECO 202: Principles of Economics II (Microeconomics)
_______________ GEO 101: Introduction to Geography
_______________ POS 101: American Government
_______________ POS 102: Introduction to Politics and Government
_______________ SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
_______________ SOC 201: Social Problems

PROGRAM MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
ARCHITECTURE/ART HISTORY (9 credit hours)
_______________ ARH 105: History of Art and Architecture I
_______________ ARH 106: History of Art and Architecture II
_______________ ARH/ARC 312: History of Modern Architecture

ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES (59 credit hours)
_______________ ARC 101: Introduction to Architectural Graphics and Design Communication *
_______________ ARC 102: Architectural Design I
_______________ ARC 203: Architectural Design II
_______________ ARC 204: Architectural Design III
_______________ ARC 221: Concepts of Structure
_______________ ARC 231: Architectural Materials and Methods
_______________ ARC 261: Intro to CAD
_______________ ARC 262: Auto CAD II
_______________ ARC 305: Architectural Design IV
_______________ ARC 306: Architectural Design V
_______________ ARC 322: Concepts of Structure II
_______________ ARC 332: Construction Techniques
_______________ ARC 350: Mechanical Systems in Architecture
_______________ ARC 406: Architectural Apprenticeship
_______________ ARC 420: Architectural Design VI Pre Thesis/Seminar
_______________ ARC 430: Architectural Design VII Architectural Design Senior Thesis
_______________ ARC xxx: Architecture Elective

STUDIO ART (12 credit hours)
_______________ ART 112: 2-Design
_______________ ART 113: 3-Design
_______________ ART 115: Drawing I
_______________ ART xxx: Any applied studio art course

GENERAL ELECTIVES
ELECTIVES (4 credit hours) *Choose non-ARC/ARH/ART courses*
_______________ _______________

PORTFOLIO REVIEW
_______________at completion of ARC 102. Passing necessary for advancement to ARC 203.
_______________at completion of ARC 204. Passing necessary for advancement to ARC 305.

Advising Notes
*ENG 005, REA 008 and MAT 009 must be completed with a C or better prior to taking ARC 101.

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