3+2 Program: B.S. in Architecture and Environmental Design + Master in City and Regional Planning

Freshman Year (First Semester): 16 Credits

• ARCH 103 - Communication Skills I 3 Credits
• ENGL 101 - Freshman Composition I 3 Credits EC
• MATH 110 - Algebra, Functions, and Analytic Geometry 3 Credits MQ*
• XXXX - HH General Education Req. 3 credits HH
• XXXX - SB General Education Req. 3 credits SB
• ORAP 107 - Freshman Orientation Architecture and Planning 1 Credits

Freshman Year (Second Semester): 16 credits

• ARCH 101 - Concepts and Theories of the Built Environment I 3 Credits
• ARCH 104 - Communication Skills II 3 Credits IM*
• ENGL 102 - Freshman Composition II 3 Credits EC
• XXXX - SB General Education Req. 3 credits SB
• XXXX - BP General Education Req. 4 credits BP

Sophomore Year (First Semester) 16 credits

• ARCH 201 - Design I (Form, Space & Order) 6 Credits
• ARCH 203 - Communication Skills III 3 Credits
• ARCH 205 - History of the Built Environment I (Antiquity – 18th Century) 3 Credits
• ARCH 208 - Building Materials I 3 Credits
• XXXX - PHYS. ED. Activity or FIN 101 1 credit

Sophomore Year (Second Semester): 15 Credits

• ARCH 202 - Design II (Site & Structure) 6 Credits
• ARCH 206 - History of the Built Environment II (19th Century – Present) 3 Credits
• ARCH 207 - Site Design 3 Credits
• XXXX - CT General Education Req. 3 credits CT

Junior Year (First Semester) 15 credits

• ARCH 301 - Design III: Housing Studio 6 Credits
• XXXX - ARCH History and Theory Elective 3 credits¹
• XXXX - ARCH Technology Elective 3 credits²
• XXXX - BP General Education Req. 3 credits BP 

Junior Year (Second Semester) 15 credits

• ARCH 302 - Design IV: Intro to Urban Design 6 Credits
• XXXX - ARCH History and Theory Elective 3 credits¹
• XXXX - ARCH Technology Elective 3 credits²
• XXXX - AH General Education Req. 3 credits AH

Senior Year (First Semester): 15 Credits

• CREP 501 - Principles & Practices of City & Regional Planning 3 credits³
• CREP 513 - History of City & Regional Planning 3 credits³
• CREP 521 - Computer & Data Application for Planners 3 credits³
• XXXX - CI General Education Req. 3 credits CI
• XXXX - AH General Eduation Req. 3 credits AH

Senior Year (Second Semester) 15 credits

• CREP 502 - Geographic Information Systems 3 credits³
• CREP 510 - City & Regional Planning Studio I 3 credits³
• CREP 512 - Urban Economics for Planners 3 credits³
• CREP 523 - Quantitative Analysis and Methods for Planners 3 credits³

Total Undergraduate Credit Hours 120

Graduate School (Summer Session) 6 credits

• XXXX - Graduate Elective 3 credits
• XXXX - Graduate Elective 3 credits

Graduate School (First Semester) 12 credits

• CREP 520 - City & Regional Planning Studio II 3 credits
• CREP 792 - Terminal Design Project Seminar 3 credits
• XXXX - Graduate Elective 3 credits
• XXXX - Graduate Elective 3 credits

Graduate School (Second Semester) 12 credits

• CREP 522 - Land Development Law 3 credits
• CREP 794/799 - Professional Project or Thesis 3 credits
• XXXX - Graduate Elective 3 credits
• XXXX - Graduate Elective 3 credits

Total Graduate Credit Hours 30 credits

Total Credit Hours 150 credits

* denotes a department required supporting/major course which may fulfill a general education requirement and must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher

1  History and Theory Electives are 2 courses chosen from the following:  ARCH 304 , ARCH 305 , ARCH 345 , ARCH 409 , ARCH 415  , ARCH 416 , ARCH 418 , ARCH 420 , ARCH 426 , ARCH 431 , ARCH 445 , CMGT 101 , CMGT 204 , CMGT 242 , CMGT 300 , CMGT 311 , CMGT 403 , INTD 101 , INTD 212 , INTD 412 , ARCH 501, URBD 511

2  Technology Electives are 2 courses chosen from the following:  ARCH 203 , ARCH 204 , ARCH 303 , ARCH 311 , ARCH 312 , ARCH 321 , ARCH 322 , ARCH 335 , ARCH 400 , ARCH 406 , ARCH 407 , ARCH 408 , ARCH 412 , ARCH 422 , ARCH 423 , ARCH 424 , ARCH 428 , ARCH 429 , ARCH 432 , ARCH 435 , ARCH 438 , ARCH 523, ARCH 541, ARCH 527, CMGT 203 , CMGT 301 , CMGT 302 , CMGT 303 , CMGT 304 , CMGT 306 , CMGT 401 , CMGT 420 , CEGR 107 , INTD 322 , INTD 324 , SOCI 351 , SOCI 380  

3 Graduate courses that fulfill undergraduate requirements

Please see General Education Requirements Distribution Areas  for courses that satisfy General Education Requirements