Historic Preservation

Offered in: Savannah
      
Core Curriculum
Foundation Studies 35 hours
DRAW
100
Drawing I: Form and Space
DRAW
101
Drawing II: Composition and Media
DRAW
115
Graphics for the Building Arts
DSGN
100
Design I: Elements and Organization
DSGN
101
Color: Theory and Application
DSGN
102
Design II: 3-D Form in Space


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Studio Elective





General Education 65 hours
ARLH
206
Modern Architecture I: 1750-1900
ARLH
208
Modern Architecture II: 1900-Present
ARLH
310

American Vernacular Architecture
ARTH
100
Survey of Western Art I
ARTH
110
Survey of Western Art II
CMPA
100
Survey of Computer Art Applications*
CMPA
110
Advanced Survey of Computer Art Applications*
COMM
105
Speech and Public Speaking
ENGL
123
Composition


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ARLH/ARTH Elective


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ENGL Elective


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General Education Elective


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Natural Sciences/Mathematics†‡


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Social/Behavioral Sciences
                          
Major Curriculum 65 hours
ELDS
225
Electronic Design I
HIPR
101
Introduction to Historic Preservation
HIPR
202
Recording and Interpretation for Historical Buildings
HIPR
203
Preservation Research
HIPR
307
Preservation Technology I
HIPR
313
Preservation Law
HIPR
322
Preservation Economics
HIPR
407
Adaptive Rehabilitation
HIPR
479
Undergraduate Internship


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ARCH, CULT, DECA, ELDS, HIPR, INDS, URBA Elective


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ARCH, CULT, DECA, ELDS, HIPR, INDS, URBA Elective


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HIPR Elective


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HIPR Elective
Additional Electives
15 hours


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Free Elective


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Free Elective


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Studio Elective
Total Course of Study 180 hours
     
 

      *     Choose one of these two courses.

          Consult the general education and mathematics competency requirements.

          MATH 101 Intermediate Mathematics is recommended.

Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

Events
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An Exploration of Design Rooted in Experiment, Specificity, and the Primacy of Ideas
From the Bottom Up: An Exploration of Design Rooted in Experiment, Specificity, and the Primacy of Ideas Feb 16, 2012
 
SCAD Day - Savannah
SCAD Day - Savannah Feb 18, 2012
 
Recognition
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  • Markowicz elected to board of directors
  • Four-state nonprofit hires Birge-Wilson
  • SCAD receives UNESCO recognition