A survey of the history of architecture from the early Renaissance to the present times.

ARCH 31b Course Outline of Record

Student Learning Outcomes:

1. Relate social, political, economic, technological, and environmental factors to architectural movements from the early Renaissance through the present times.

2. Analyze the different periods and movements of architecture from the early Renaissance through the present times.

3. Compare and contrast the characteristics of each design movement and their influence upon other movements and other designers.

4. Compare and contrast major architectural forms and representative buildings from the early Renaissance through the present times.

5. Examine and evaluate architects and designers of each design movement.

Enrollment

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Before the first day of instruction: If enrollment is full then you can elect to be added to a waitlist. If space opens up in the course (i.e. if an enrolled student drops) then waitlisted students are given an opportunity to enroll in the course with a notification to their @mail.ccsf.edu email address. This opportunity is only open for 24 hours and if you don't act on it, you are removed from the waitlist and the next student is given the opportunity.

After the first day of instruction: If you are interested in enrolling in the class you must Submit a Class Add Request in your RAMID Portal and notify Professor Nermon of your request by sending her an email. I will authorize add requests based on waitlist priority and email confirmation that you are still interested in enrolling. Note that if your Add Request is authorized, you will receive a notification email and have only 24 hours to officially enroll in the class through your myRAM portal. After that, I will offer your spot to the next student. I will authorize adding students if space opens up in the class (i.e. if an enrolled student drops the course). I will continue to add students until the deadline to drop classes without a refund.

After the first week of the semester, no shows (students who have not attended nor submitted any assignments) will be dropped from the course.

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