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School of the Art Institute of Chicago Department of Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects Master of Architecture Master of Architecture with emphasis in Interior Architecture First Year Fall Second Year Spring SENSATE CLUSTER (15) PERFORMANCE CLUSTER (15) INARC 5110 Interior Arch. Studio I: INARC 6120 Interior Arch. Studio 4: Event Emotive Spaces (4.5) Spaces (4.5) INARC 5113 Construction Systems & INARC 6123 Codes, Specs, Joints Structures 1 (4.5) and Seams (4.5) ARTHI 5120 Survey of Modern/Postmodern ARTHI Art History Elective (3) Arch & Design (3) Elective (3) Elective (3) First Year Spring Third Year Fall VARIANCE CLUSTER (15) DENSITIES CLUSTER (15) INARC 5120 Interior Arch. Studio 2: INARC 6210 Interior Arch. Studio 5: Activity Spaces (4.5) Fluid Spaces (4.5) NARC 5123 Matter and Structures 2: INARC 6212 Choreographed and Columns and Walls (4.5) Ambient Systems (4.5) ARTHI 5122 Spaces in Architectural History (3) INARC 6214 Cycle Ecologies (3) Elective (3) Elective (3) Second Summer Third Year Spring OFF CAMPUS(6) PROPOSITIONS CLUSTER (15) INARC 4050 Off Campus Study Trip - Drawing (3) INARC 6220 Interior Arch. Studio 6: ARTHI 4050 Off Campus Study Trip Thesis Studio (4.5) - Design History (3) Architecture Program Report | 138 INARC 6222 Sustaining Practice Economies (3) INARC 6221 Structures 3: Complex Organizations (1.5) Elective in service of the Thesis topic (3) Elective (3) 4) Master of Architecture with an Emphasis in Interior Architecture—Option II Students with undergraduate non-professional bachelors degrees in architecture, interior architecture, or architectural technology may request admission to the Master of Architecture with an Emphasis in Interior Architecture, Option II degree program. Students who are accepted into the accelerated degree program will still need to fulfill 45 credits of non-architectural, college-level coursework that are required for graduation from an NAAB-accredited Master of Architecture degree program. Students admitted into the Option II program may also be missing one or two specific topical architectural classes, and if so will be required to take those classes at SAIC. They may use their elective courses to fulfill this coursework before graduation. Students who have been admitted into the Master of Architecture with Emphasis in Interior Architecture track and who have requested consideration for Option II status, may be placed into the regular Master of Architecture with Em- phasis in Interior Architecture track if their undergraduate transcripts and syllabi do not cover all of the topics and SPCs in the first year of the Master of Architecture track. Each semester includes a conceptual cluster of classes with a 4.5-credit design studio, a 4.5-credit credit integrated technical practice studio, and 3-credit seminars. The curriculum is detailed below.
Curriculum for Master of Architecture with Emphasis in Interior Architecture – Option II (60 TOTAL CREDITS) First Year Fall Second Year Fall INTERACTIONS CLUSTER (15) DENSITIES CLUSTER (15) INARC 6110 Interior Arch. Studio 3: INARC 6210 Interior Arch. Studio 5: Fluid Interactive Spaces (4.5) Spaces (4.5) INARC 6112 Nodes, Networks and Interactivity INARC 6212 Choreographed and Ambient in Practice (4.5) Systems (4.5) ARTHI 6118 Semper & Beyond: Hist. of Arch. INARC 6214 Cycle Ecologies (3) & Tech. (3) Elective (3) Elective (3) First Year Spring Second Year Spring PERFORMANCE CLUSTER (15) PROPOSITIONS CLUSTER (15) INARC 6120 Interior Arch. Studio 4: INARC 6220 Interior Arch. Studio 6: Event Spaces (4.5) Thesis Studio (4.5) INARC 6123 Codes, Specs, Joints and Seams (4.5) INARC 6221 Structures 3: ARTHI Art History Elective (3) Complex Organizations (1.5) Elective (3) INARC 6222 Sustaining Practice Economies (3) Elective in service of the Thesis topic (3) Elective (3) B) List of Acceptable Non-Architectural Courses The 45 non-architectural credits referred to in the curricular descriptions may include coursework including, but are not limited to: Accounting English Management Advertising Environmental Studies Marketing African-American Studies Ethics Non-profits & Philanthropy Anthropology Fashion Design/Illustration Performance Archeological Studies Fiber Philosophy Arts Administration Filmmaking Photography Art Education Finance Physics Art History Film/Video/New media Printmaking Art Therapy Foreign Language Political Science Asian Studies General Psychology Astronomy Geology Painting/Drawing Art and Technology History Religion Biology Convention/Show Mgmt Natural Science Botany Historic Preservation Sculpture Business Hospitality Industry Social Science Ceramics Humanities Sound Chemistry Interdisciplinary Statistics Communication Japanese Studio Computer Science Jewish Studies Time Arts Environmental Cons. Journalism Video Designed Objects Liberal Arts Visual Communication Drama Literature Writing Economics Mathematics 139 | Spring 2011 II. Educational Outcomes and Curricula Educational Outcomes and Curricula SECTION II
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