Introduction
This minor offers students the opportunity to study art/architectural history and theory beyond the introductory level. The courses listed provide in-depth knowledge and analysis of historical periods and theoretical issues relative to the meaning and practice of architecture and related disciplines.
Link to Minor Form
https://www.jefferson.edu/content/dam/academic/academic-affairs/registrar/forms/Declaring-Minor-Form.pdf
Courses
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required | ||
| ARST 422 | 3 | |
| Select three of the following: | 9 | |
ARST 422 | 2 | |
| Contemporary Preservation | ||
| Ecology & Making 2 | ||
| American Architecture 3 | ||
| Vernacular Architecture 3 | ||
| Unco the Past:Tools,Methods&St 3 | ||
ARST 409 | 3 | |
| Rest & Rehab of Modernst Bldgs | ||
ARST 425 | 3 | |
| Water and Architecture 3 | ||
ARST 428 | 3 | |
| Design Theory: Special Topics 5 | ||
| History of Photography | ||
| Total Credits | 12 | |
Prerequisites
Course Title Prerequisites
ARST-422 Issues in Contemporary Architecture AHST-305
ARST-221 Issues in Contemporary Preservation AHIST-206
ARCH-320 Ecology and Making AHST-305
ARST-341 American Architecture AHST-206
ARST-410 Vernacular Architecture AHST-206
ARST-302 Uncovering the Past: Tools, Methods, Strategies AHST-206
ARST-409 The Great American City AHST-206
ARST-403 Restoration & Rehabilitation of Modernist Bldgs. AHIST-305
ARST-425 Meaning in Architectural Ornament AHST-206
ARST-434 Water and Architecture AHST-206
ARST-428 Restoration/Rehabilitation Interiors AHST-206
POTO-307 History of Photography WRIT-2xx
ARST-471 Design Theory/Special Topics AHST-306