Undergraduate Education
 

Bachelor of Science in Art and Design, Course 4 Major

BSAD Degree Chart

The degree is granted once all 17 General Institute Requirements (GIRs) as well as the department requirements have been completed.

All architecture majors, regardless of degree or discipline stream, are required to take the following core subjects. All six will be completed by the end of sophomore year:

  • 4.111, Experiencing Architecture Studio, 12 units
  • 4.112, Integrated Architecture Design Studio, 12 units
  • 4.302, Foundations in the Visual Arts for Majors, CI-M, 12 units
  • 4.401, Introduction to Building Technology, 12 units
  • 4.500, Introduction to Design Computing, 12 units
    and
  • 4.605, Introduction to the History and Theory of Architecture, CI-M, HASS-D category 3, 12 units
    or
  • 4.601, Introduction to Art History, HASS-D category 3, 12 units

The Bachelor of Science in Art and Design (BSAD) is the predominant undergraduate degree of the Department of Architecture. By the beginning of junior year, students begin concentrating in one of the four disciplines:

Architectural Design Building Technology Computation

Visual Arts

History, Theory and Criticism of Architecture and Art

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