CATALOG 1952-1953 143

 II. CURRICULUM IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Building Construction

 This curriculum is for students who are interested in the construction and erection
of buildings rather than their architectural design, and who wish to prepare themselves
to enter branches of the building industry such as building of houses and other small
structures, contracting, construction superintendence, estimating, structural designing,
material production, or material and equipment distribution, service, or maintenance.
John L. R. Grand, Adviser.

 Admission.-To enter the College of Architecture and Allied Arts and to register
for the curriculum in Building Construction, 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 Building
Construction a student must complete the following courses to the satisfaction of the
faculty, and must complete a comprehensive examination in Building Construction.
The courses in Building Construction are essentially the same for all students during
the first three semesters in the Upper Division. During the fourth semester the stu-
dent selects such approved individual work as will prepare him for the special field
in the construction industry which he expects to enter after graduation. Electives and
individual work may be selected in such fields as contract construction, housebuilding,
construction material and equipment production, distribution, and sales, structural
design, quantity and cost estimating and analysis, and the maintenance and repair of
structures and equipment.

 Third Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
BCN. 301-302-303-304.- BCN. 311-312-313-314.-
 Projects in Building Projects in Building
 Construction, Group 1, Construction, Group 2
 consisting of 4 three- consisting of 4 three-credit
 credit units ........................ ......... ... 12 units ..................................... ................... 12
Approved Elective ........................................ -- 3 Approved Elective ................................................ 3
 15 15
 Fourth Year
Courses First Semester Credits Course Second Semester Credits
BCN. 401-402-403-404.- BCN. 411-412-413-414.-
 Projects in Building Projects in Building
 Construction, Group 3 Construction, Group 4,
 consisting of 4 three-credit consisting of 4 three-credit
 units ............................................................ 12 units ........... ........ ...................................... ... 12
Approved Elective ........................................ 3 Approved Elective ................................. ............. 3
 15 15

 III. CURRICULUM IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

 This curriculum is designed to fit students for work in the arrangement and preser-
vation of land areas for use and beauty. The aim is not only to prepare a graduate for