Curriculum U224A04Architects are involved in all aspects of building design, including appearance, economy, function, structure, environmental planning, sustainability and responding to the needs of those who will use the building. They design, prepare drawings, build models, analyze costs, specify building materials and administer construction contracts. Architecture, as a profession, is a business, a science and an art.
Triton College's Architectural curriculum offers courses required in the first two years of a bachelor's degree program in Architecture.
Some universities will require a prospective transfer student to submit a portfolio of studio work to place the student in their design sequence, to determine the amount of credit to be awarded for architecture courses from Triton College and, in some cases, for admission to their Architectural program. Architectural schools differ slightly in their requirements and students should work closely with Triton's architectural coordinator to determine specific transfer course requirements.
(Select courses that meet the BA requirements of your transfer college.)
Semester One
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| ARC 109
| Architectural Drafting Fundamentals
| 2
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| ARC 187
| Architectural Drawing & Models
| 3
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| HIS 121
| History of Western Civilization I
| 3
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| MAT 131
| Calculus & Analytic Geometry I
| 5
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| RHT 101
| Freshman Rhetoric and Composition I
| 3
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| 16
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Semester Two
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| ARC 110
| Wood and Masonry Construction Technology
| 5
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| ARC 171
| Architectural Design
| 3
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| ART 111
| Ancient to Medieval Art
| 3
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| HIS 122
| History of Western Civilization
| 3
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| RHT 102
| Freshman Rhetoric and Composition II
| 3
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| 17
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Semester Three
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| ARC 120
| Steel Construction Technology
| 5
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| ARC 172
| Architectural Design II
| 5
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| ARC 210
| Introduction to the History of Architecture
| 3
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| ART 112
| Renaissance to Modern Art
| 3
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| 16
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Semester Four
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| ANT 101
| Introduction to Anthropology
| 3
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| PHL 101
| Introduction to Philosophy
| 3
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| PHY 101
| General Physics (Mechanics, Heat & Sound)
| 5
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| SOC 100
| Introduction to Sociology
| 3
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| SPE 101
| Principles of Effective Speaking
| 3
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| 17
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| | General education requirements: AA degree
| 37-41
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| | Architecture courses or other electives for AA degree
| 23-27
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Coordinator:
| Jo Beth Halpin, Ext. 3601 |
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Additional Information:
| Click here for more information on our Architecture, Interior Design and Construction Management Departments.. |
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