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C OLLEGE OF A RCHITECTURE AND D ESIGN<br />

ARI4143 ADVANCED<br />

LIGHTING<br />

Prerequisite: ARC3413. A comprehensive<br />

study of lighting in<br />

building interiors, syn<strong>the</strong>sizing<br />

design elements and principles<br />

with technical knowledge, in<br />

solving complex lighting design<br />

problems. Lect. 1 hr., Studio 4 hrs.<br />

3 hours credit<br />

ARI4223 INTERIOR DESIGN<br />

PRACTICE<br />

Prerequisite: 0. The study of <strong>the</strong><br />

interior design profession; <strong>the</strong>oretical<br />

and practical functions of<br />

commercial/contract practice as a<br />

business including management,<br />

planning, marketing, or organizational<br />

structure, firm activities and<br />

scheduling, professional contract<br />

interior services and ethics, business<br />

liabilities and legal responsibilities.<br />

Sem. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit<br />

ARI4353 PRESERVATION<br />

TECHNOLOGY<br />

Prerequisite: Sophomore standing.<br />

His<strong>to</strong>rical development of <strong>the</strong><br />

American building style as related<br />

<strong>to</strong> structural and material techniques,<br />

including technical methods<br />

of preservation, archaeological<br />

implications, building moving<br />

methods, maintenance and integration<br />

of mechanical systems.<br />

Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit<br />

ARI4922 INTERNSHIP<br />

STUDIES<br />

Prerequisite: ARI3125. Internship<br />

work experience in an interior<br />

design firm or <strong>the</strong> interior design<br />

department of an architectural<br />

firm for a minimum of 150 hours.<br />

Requires <strong>the</strong> presentation of a<br />

work log documenting <strong>the</strong> work<br />

experience. Regularly scheduled<br />

seminars and a final report plus a<br />

written assessment from <strong>the</strong><br />

employer is required for class<br />

credit. Sem. 2 hrs. 2 hours credit<br />

FACILITY MANAGEMENT<br />

ARM1000 CO-OP<br />

PARALLEL PRACTICUM 1<br />

Prerequisite: 2.25 LTU GPA and<br />

department approval. First facility<br />

management co-op work experience.<br />

300 hours required. Credit<br />

is given upon completion of<br />

ARM1001.<br />

ARM1001 CO-OP<br />

PARALLEL PRACTICUM 2<br />

Prerequisite: ARM1000, 2.25 LTU<br />

GPA and department approval.<br />

Second facility management co-op<br />

work experience. 300 hours<br />

required. Credit given on completion<br />

of both ARM1000 and<br />

ARM1001. 1 hour credit<br />

ARM2000 CO-OP PARALLEL<br />

PRACTICUM 3<br />

Prerequisite: ARM1001, 2.25 LTU<br />

GPA and department approval.<br />

Third facility management co-op<br />

work experience. 300 hours<br />

required. Credit given upon completion<br />

of ARM2001.<br />

ARM2001 CO-OP PARALLEL<br />

PRACTICUM 4<br />

Prerequisite: ARM2000, 2.25 LTU<br />

GPA and department approval.<br />

Fourth facility management co-op<br />

work experience. 300 hours<br />

required. Credit given upon completion<br />

of ARM2000 and<br />

ARM2001. 1 hour credit<br />

ARM2003 INTRODUCTION<br />

TO FACILITY<br />

MANAGEMENT<br />

Prerequisite: ARC2813. An introduction<br />

<strong>to</strong> facility management<br />

principles, practices and competencies.<br />

Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit<br />

ARM2013 INTRODUCTION<br />

TO INTERIORS AND<br />

LIGHTING<br />

Prerequisite: 0. An introduction <strong>to</strong><br />

managing interiors, furniture, and<br />

lighting in facilities. The course<br />

will focus on open office systems<br />

furniture and lighting systems.<br />

LEED and Universal Design will<br />

be introduced. Lecture 3 hours.<br />

3 hours credit.<br />

ARM3213 INTRODUCTION<br />

TO FACILITY SAFETY AND<br />

SECURITY<br />

Prerequisite: 0. An examination of<br />

safety, security, and risk assessment<br />

methods in a variety of<br />

facilities. Personal and collective<br />

safety in <strong>the</strong> work place will be<br />

<strong>the</strong> focus through analysis of<br />

industry standards and case<br />

studies. Lecture 3 hours.<br />

3 hours credit.<br />

ARM4513 STRATEGIC<br />

FACILITY PLANNING<br />

AND RELOCATION<br />

MANAGEMENT<br />

Prerequisite: 0. Over<strong>view</strong> of<br />

strategic facility planning and tactical<br />

implementation through<br />

examination of <strong>the</strong> psychology of<br />

change management, senior management<br />

communication, financial<br />

justification, asset utilization, and<br />

performance metrics. Includes<br />

move management planning, data<br />

and communication system relocation,<br />

and facility and personnel<br />

issues related <strong>to</strong> relocation management.<br />

Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours<br />

credit<br />

ARM4523 PROPERTY<br />

DEVELOPMENT AND<br />

MANAGEMENT<br />

Prerequisite: 0. Over<strong>view</strong> of management<br />

of property development<br />

and understanding of documents<br />

pertaining <strong>to</strong> real estate. Includes:<br />

site selection, alternative methods<br />

of construction, landlord negotiations,<br />

leases, common area<br />

charges and building services.<br />

Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit<br />

ARM4533 OPERATION &<br />

MAINTENANCE<br />

Prerequisite: 0. Needs assessment,<br />

practices and standards used <strong>to</strong><br />

evaluate building operating equipment<br />

with a focus on energy management<br />

and environmental<br />

issues. Establishing procedures for<br />

operating equipment standards<br />

and <strong>the</strong> importance of operations<br />

and maintenance in a variety of<br />

facilities. Lect. 3 hrs.<br />

3 hours credit<br />

ARM4554 SENIOR PROJECT<br />

Prerequisite: 0. Syn<strong>the</strong>sis of<br />

knowledge of <strong>the</strong> nine areas of<br />

facility management competency<br />

through a comprehensive project<br />

involving actual facility related<br />

issues from cooperating companies.<br />

The project is completed and<br />

presented in groups or individually.<br />

Problem solving, critical thinking,<br />

leadership skills, teamwork<br />

and written and verbal communication<br />

skills are required. A wide<br />

range of communication techniques<br />

are applied <strong>to</strong> business<br />

case presentation. Sem. 4 hrs.<br />

4 hours credit<br />

NOTE: Cooperative Education<br />

in Facility Management<br />

These cooperative courses provide<br />

a parallel program where <strong>the</strong> student<br />

works half time while taking<br />

classes at <strong>Lawrence</strong> Technological<br />

University. It is possible <strong>to</strong> take<br />

two of <strong>the</strong>se courses in sequence<br />

during <strong>the</strong> summer semester. The<br />

completion of two courses is<br />

equivalent <strong>to</strong> one credit hour.<br />

Four co-op courses are required<br />

for <strong>the</strong> Bachelor of Facility<br />

Management degree program.<br />

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