ARC 1701: ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY ONE (NON-MAJORS)
SPRING 2009
Course Description:
ARC 1701 is a general survey of the history architecture from antiquity to the present.
Lectures
will examine the effects of social, political, material, technological, and cultural forces on the
design and construction of the built environment and explore the role of the architect in civil
society.
This course is design for general education of students that are not majors in the School
of Architecture.
Criteria for general education courses for humanities and diversity credit are to
be found on the UF website at
www.cbe.ufl.edu/gened/genedinfo.asp
.
Instructor:
Associate Professor Diana Bitz
215 FAC
392-1418
[email protected]
Monday and Wednesday 2-4 PM
(If theses hours are inconvenient, please schedule an appointment for another day and time)
Class Schedule:
Periods 8-9 Tuesday and Period 9 Thursday
Weimer 1064
Suggested Readings:
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