UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


 The requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education with Art as an
area of concentration are described under the College of Education.


 GRADUATE DEGREES

 Courses are offered in the Graduate School leading to the degree of Master of
Arts in Architecture, Master of Science in Building Construction, and Master of Fine
Arts. At the graduate level, a student in Architecture may major in architectural de-
sign, architectural research, community planning, building construction, or structural
design of buildings. In Building Construction, the major may be in building construc-
tion, building research, or in structural design of buildings. In Art, the major may be
in creative work or in research.


 I. CURRICULUM IN ARCHITECTURE

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Architecture

 This curriculum is for students who desire to become architects or to enter some
related field in which utility and beauty are combined objectives. The course prepares
students to become draftsmen, designers, inspectors and superintendents of construction,
specification writers, teachers, etc., or ultimately to become practicing architects or
specialists in their chosen fields. An option in community planning is available during
the last half of the fifth year. John L. R. Grand, Adviser.

 Admission.-To enter the College of Architecture and Allied Arts and to register
for the curriculum in Architecture, students are required to meet the general admission
requirements listed above and to have completed the following courses from among the
electives in the University College:
 AE. 101. -The Arts of Design, 3 credits
 AE. 102. -Vision and Graphics, 3 credits
 AE. 203. -Basic Design, 3 credits
 AE. 204. -Organic Planning, 3 credits
 AE. 205-206.-Building Technology, 4-4 credits
 Requirements for the Degree.-To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Architec-
ture a student must complete the following courses to the satisfaction of the faculty
and must complete a comprehensive examination in Architecture.

 Third Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
AE. 301-302-303-304-305.- AE. 306-307-308-309-310.-
 Projects in Architecture, Projects in Architecture,
 Group 1, consisting of 5 Group 2, consisting of 5
 three-credit units .................................... 15 three-credit units ................................ 15
 Fourth Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
AE. 401-402-403-404-405.- AE. 406-407-408-409-410.-
 Projects in Architecture, Projects in Architecture,
 Group 3, consisting of 5 Group 4, consisting of 5
 three-credit units ........................... 15 three-credit units ...... ..................... 15
 Fifth Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
AE. 441-442-443-444-445.- *Approved Electives .................................... 15
 Projects in Architecture,
 Group 5, consisting of 5
 three-credit units .................... 15

 *In the latter half of the fifth year the mature student is permitted considerable flexibility in
planning his terminal program. The approved electives may be increments of the Thesis in Architecture
series AE. 446-447-448-449-450, the Thesis in Planning series AE. 456-457-458-459-460, courses presented
in other colleges of the University, or combinations of the foregoing.