Environmental Design (ENV-DSN)
Courses
ENV-DSN 110 The Meaning Of Architecture Credits: 3
Architecture is a visual and physical expression of civilization. This course will introduce to the student an understanding and appreciation of architecture and our built environment through a broad examination of cultural and aesthetic paradigms. May not be taken for credit by students enrolled in the Architectural Studies curricula.
ENV-DSN 248 Fundamentals of Architectural Technology Credits: 3
Instruction in the fundamentals of architectural technology with emphasis on the concepts and principles necessary for developing an integrated approach to building design.
ENV-DSN 325 Introduction to Architectural Theory Credits: 3
An introduction to the ideas and literature that have driven architectural discourse and informed practice through various eras.
Prerequisites: Second-year standing in the UMKC Architectural Studies program or permission of instructor.
ENV-DSN 433 Building Construction Systems in Architecture I Credits: 3
In this lecture course, students develop an understanding of how materials and systems assembly reinforce and extend the intentions of the designer as well as an understanding of the strategies and techniques for integration and coordination of the building components.
Prerequisites: ENV-DSN 248.
