ARCH 305 - Design and Human Behavior

3 credits
3 hours per week.

This course covers the cultural, social, and psychological factors of human behavior that must be taken into consideration when designing the environment. This includes considering the characteristics, causes, and consequences of acts, meanings, participation, relationships, and settings; plus the forms they assume and variations they display. Theories and methods of environmental assessment and design are studied based on an understanding of mutually supportive relationships between people and their physical environments.

Prerequisite(s) Minimum junior standing in order to register.
Offered (SPRING)