UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


immediate usefulness as an assistant to an established practitioner, but also to lay a foun-
dation for his ultimate independent practice of the profession. John L. R. Grand,
Adviser.

 Admission.-To enter the College of Architecture and Allied Arts and to register
for the curriculum in Landscape Architecture, students are required to meet the gen-
eral 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
 ACY. 125.-Agricultural Chemistry, 4 credits
 AE. 203.-Basic Design, 3 credits
 AE. 204.-Organic Planning, 3 credits
 AE. 205.-Building Technology, 4 credits
 Requirements for the Degree.-To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Landscape
Architecture a student must complete the following courses to the satisfaction of the
faculty and must complete a comprehensive examination in Landscape Architecture.

 Third Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
LAE. 301-302-303-304.- LAE. 311-312-313-314.-
 Projects in Landscape Projects in Landscape
 Architecture, Group 1, Architecture, Group 2,
 consisting of 4 three-credit consisting of 4 three-credit
 units ................................................ ..... 12 units .......................................................... 12
BTY. 101.-General Botany .............................. 3 SLS. 301.- Soils .................................................... 3
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 Fourth Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
LAE. 401-402-403-404.- LAE. 411-412-413-414.-
 Projects in Landscape Projects in Landscape
 Architecture, Group 3, Architecture, Group 4,
 consisting of 4 three-credit consisting of 4 three-credit
 units ............. ...... ..................................... 12 units ............................................................ 12
HE. 429.-Ornamental Horticulture .............. 3 HE. 430.-Advanced Ornamental
 Horticulture ....................................... 3
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 IV. CURRICULUM IN INTERIOR DESIGN

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Design

 This curriculum is for students who desire to become professional interior designers
 in the domestic, commercial, and institutional fields, or who desire to engage in the
 merchandising, design, or manufacture of furniture and accessories. John L. R. Grand,
 Adviser.

 Admission.-To enter the College of Architecture and Allied Arts and to register
 for the curriculum in Interior Design, students are required to meet the general ad-
 mission 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.-Building Technology, 4 credits
 Approved Elective
 Requirements for the Degree.-To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Design a
student must complete the following courses to the satisfaction of the faculty and must
complete a comprehensive examination in Interior Design.