COLLEGES


conservation and the requirements of the built
environment are studied. Graduates are
employed by professional offices, municipal,
state or federal recreation, landscape architec-
tural or planning agencies, and the construction
or horticultural industries. Graduates may also
continue in graduate programs at institutions
throughout the country and at the University of
Florida.
 A field trip is required for upper division
students; domestic or foreign study opportuni-
ties are available; students should plan to have
adequate funds for trips and studio materials.
An internship is required.

Lower Division Requirements

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
 Credits
Composition (ENC 1101 and 1102) .....................6
Literature and the Arts............................... 6
Historical and Philosophical Studies (a)..............6
International Studies and Diversity (b) ...............6
Social Sciences.................................... ............. 6
Mathematical Sciences ...........................................6
Physical Sciences.............................. ............... 3
Biological Sciences (c)............. .................... 6

 Satisfaction of the department's preprofes-
sional and professional requirements will also
satisfy (a, 6 cr.), (b, 6 cr.) and (c, 3 cr.), as dis-
tributed under the preprofessional and profes-
sional requirements.

PREPROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS
 Credits
 LAA 1920 Landscape Architecture ..........3 (b)
 LAA 2710 History and Theory Land.
 Arch ............................................. .4 (a) or (b)
 LAA 2330 Site Analysis....................................4
 LAA 2350 Principles of Land. Arch...............5
 ORH 3513 Ornamental Plants I................ ...3.
 ARC 1701 Survey of Arch. History...........3 (a)
 ARC 1301 Arch. Design 1 .............................4.
 ARC 1302 Arch. Design 2 .............................4.
 ARC 2303 Arch. Design 3 .............................5.


 FIRST YEAR Credits
 Semester 1
 ENC 1101............................................................3
 M AC 3233 .................................... .............. 3
 BOT 2010 Introductory Botany ....................3.
 LAA 1920 Landscape Architecture (b) ..........3
 ARC 1301 Architectural Design 1...................4
 T16
 Semester 2
* EN C 1102................................... .............. 3
* GEO 2200 or 2201 or GLY 2121 ...................3.
* Literature and the Arts.................................... 3
* ARC 1701 Survey Arch. History 1 (a)...........3
 ARC 1302 Architectural Design 2..............4
 16
 SECOND YEAR Credits
 Semester 1
 SYG 2000 Principles of Sociology ................3.
 CAP 3802 or equivalent ................................3.
 LAA 2710 History and Theory Land.
 Arch. (a) or (b)................................................ 4
 ARC 2303 Architectural Design 3................5
 ORH 3513 Or. Plant Ident. 1 .......................3
 18
 Semester 2
 Literature and the Arts................................... .3
 Social Sciences ................................................... 3
 LAA 2330 Site Analysis....................................4
 LAA 2350 Principles Land. Arch ....................5
 Historical/Philos. Studies OR International
 Studies & Diversity........................ ..... .3
 18

 The university-wide General Education
 Requirement is described in the Lower
 Division section of this catalog. Students are
 advised to elect courses satisfying this
 requirement early in their university career
 and to consult the College of Liberal Arts
 and Sciences as to the specific courses
 satisfying the requirements of State Board of
 Education Rule 6A-10.30 (Gordon Rule).

 THIRD YEAR:
 PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Credits
 Semester 1
 LAA 3350 Landscape Arch. Studio 1 .............6
 LAA 3420 Landscape Architecture
 Construction 1 ................................................ 5


 Biological or Physical Science (c)....................3
 Planning or Management Elective ................3
 17
 Semester 2
 LAA 3351 Landscape Architectural
 Studio 2.................................... ............. 6
 LAA 3421 Landscape Architecture
 Construction 2 ................................................ 5
 LAA 3530 Landscape Management ..............4
 15

 SUMMER Credits
 LAA 4940 Internship........................................3

 FOURTH YEAR:
 PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Credits
 Semester 1
 LAA 3455 Landscape Architecture
 Studio 3..................................... ............. 8
 LAA 4410 Design Implementation.................4
 Elective .............................................. .............. 3
 15

 Semester 2
 LAA 4356 Landscape Architecture
 Studio 4.................................... ............. 8
 LAA 4210 Professional Administration.........4
 Elective ..................................................3
 15

 65 hours (minimum) of professional studies
are required for the Bachelor of Landscape
Architecture. It may be necessary to assess stu-
dio fees to defray increasing costs of base maps
and other generally used materials. Students
may elect certain minor certificate programs to
fulfill elective requirements. Landscape Archi-
tectural Internship is also available for elective
credit.
GRADUATING WITH HONORS, HIGH
HONORS AND HIGHEST HONORS
 SHonor designations for graduation in Land-
scape Architecture are calculated on all courses
in the professional curriculum resulting in the
following GPAs: Honors (3.2), High Honors
(3.5) and Highest Honors (3.75). In addition, for
high and highest honors, the faculty evaluation
of the final fourth year design project is
required.