ARC 205 - Architectural CAD Design

This course covers the basics of computer technology and software applications used in the architectural profession to design, produce, present, and communicate with other design professionals and clients. Using Computer Aided Design, students will perform a series of design assignments. Applications of computer tools in resolving design issues during the various phases of a project will be discussed and utilized. The course will build on the elements of architectural theory and practice introduced in ARC 101 and ARC 102. This course includes a laboratory section that has activities specifically designed to facilitate knowledge acquisition of course subject matter. Execution and project reviews will be conducted in a group format. Students must register for a lab component of this course.
Prerequisite(s): ARC 102, or approval of Division
2 lecture and 3 laboratory hours per week
3 credit hours