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DCP 6211: Preservation Topics, Issues, and Practice(3)
Focuses on a critical assessment of current preservation practices
and how they can be applied to a sustainable future. Historic
preservation of existing buildings and landscapes embodies the
concept of sustainable architecture and landscape architecture.
DCP 6710: History and Theory of Historic Preservation(3)
National, state, and local historic preservation policies and programs
are explored. Theoretical concepts that shape the way we view,
protect, and preserve historic interiors, structures, sites, districts,
and landscapes.
DCP 6711: History of the Built Environment for Preservation
Practice (3 ) Historical developments in American cultural heritage
through the study of buildings, sites, and figures.
DCP 6712: Preservation Technology: Conserving Modern
Buildings (3 ) Principles and practices of physical conservation of
culturally significant structures and sites of the Post World War II
period.
DCP 6713: Historic Preservation: Principles, Practice, and
Engineering (3) Principles and practices of physical conservation of
culturally significant structures and sites. Presentation and study of
contemporary advocacy, planning, and technology.
DCP 6714: Built Heritage Resources: Research,
Documentation, And Conservation(3) Examines the principles
and practices guiding the preservation of built heritage resources at
three different scales: cultural and urban landscapes and building
ensembles; architecture; and materials and finishes.
DCP 6931: Special Topics in Design, Construction, and
Planning(1-4; max: 6)
DCP 6971: Research for Master's Thesis(1-9; max: 9) Research
for master's thesis in Historic Preservation S/U.
DCP 7790: Doctoral Core I (3) Philosophy, theory, and history of
inquiry into the processes of design, urban development, and
building systems.
DCP 7792: Doctoral Core II (3) Prereq: DCP 7790. Urban,
environmental, and legal systems in the context of urban
development.
DCP 7794: Doctoral Seminar (1; max: 4) Coreq: DCP 7911; for
entering Ph.D. students. Successfully negotiating graduate school
and writing a dissertation.
DCP 7911: Advanced Design, Construction, and Planning
Research I (3) Prereq: STA 6167. Coreq: DCP 7794; for entering
Ph.D. students. Survey and critical analysis of research in the
disciplines of design, construction, and planning. Emphasizes theory
and methods.
DCP 7912: Advanced Design, Construction, and Planning
Research II (3) Prereq: DCP 7911. Conducting advanced research
in architecture, design, landscape, planning, and construction.
DCP 7940: Supervised Teaching (1-5; max: 5) Prereq: not open
to students who have taken 6940. Independent student teaching
under the supervision of a faculty member. S/U.