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 ARCHITECTURE
 (College of Architecture and Fine Arts)

 GRADUATE FACULTY 1972-73
 A. F. BUTT, Chairman; W. T. ARNETT; D. P. BRANCH; A. J. DASTA; D. E.
 DOUGALD; E. M. FEARNEY; C. FEISS; J. L. R. GRAND; H. B. HAMACHER; H.
 W. KEMP; B. Y. KINZEY, JR.; F. F. LISLE; J. M. MCRAE; H. C. MERRITT, JR.;
 L. L. PETERSON; F. B. REEVES; J. J. SABATELLA; J. A. SANDERSON; L. G.
 SHAW; H. H. SMITH; M. M. SoLIs; W. G. WAGNER; O. F. WETTERQVIST

 Graduate Coordinator: H. W. KEMP
 The Department of Architecture offers graduate work leading to the degree
 of Master of Arts in Architecture. The degree Bachelor of Design with
 appropriate studies in architecture or a degree determined by the department to
 be equivalent is prerequisite to admission. Graduation from an accredited school
 of architecture having a five-year course of study is acceptable. In addition to
 satisfying University requirements for admission, applicants must submit
 supplementary material to the Department of Architecture which is indicative of
 his professional competence. The applicant should request detailed instructions
 relative to the submission, which is usually presented in graphic, written, or
 photographic form.
 The student is expected to pursue studies related to his special field of
 interest in architectural design, architectural history, architectural structures,
 environmental systems, architectural preservation, or urban design. Additional
 information concerning programs for each of these areas is available from the
 department.
 Students are encouraged to enter the program in the fall quarter. Admission
 is at the discretion of the department. Students should not plan to take more
 than three consecutive quarters without a one-quarter interruption. Students are
 urged to seek experience in architectural offices during periods when they are
 not in school. Two years in residence are normally required for the completion
 of the requirements.
 Under special circumstances, the graduate faculty of the department may
elect to admit students who have a Bachelor of Architecture degree from a
five-year program for a one-year graduate program leading to the Master of Arts
in Architecture. In these cases, the minimum registration required is 45 credits,
including 9 credits in AE 699 or AE 629.
 The department reserves the right to retain student work for the purposes of
record, exhibition, or instruction.

COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
AE 511-ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNIQUES 3 to 5 credits
AE 521-PROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATION 4 credits
AE 552-ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES-ADVANCED STUDIES 5 credits
AE 561-ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS 4 credits