The undergraduate curriculum introduces the student to the world of architecture in increasingly intensive stages. The first two years of the program provide introductory courses in design , theory, history and graphics, as well as a grounding in the liberal arts.
Third year consists mainly of design, technology, and history offerings.
Fourth year courses are determined by the subconcentration the student selects. Thess are in design, construction management, history of architecture and city and regional planning. The subconcentrations provide a unique individual focus to the undergraduate degree program and enable students to pursue alternative career paths. Qualified students in any one of these options may enter the bachelor of architecture professional degree program, although additional courses in design and technology may be required of some students who select a subconcentration other than design. In addition, students may elect to enter the dual degree curriculum in architecture and civil engineering, giving the graduate the option of entering either one or both of these fields.