AH 3071 - History of Architecture, Interiors, + Furnishings II

-The required textbook for this course is also used in AH3070.

• Apply knowledge of interiors, architecture, art, and decorative arts within a historical and cultural context from the 19th century through the contemporary era based on learning exercises, assignments and charrettes, instructor guidance, and in accordance with the CIDA indicators aligned with this course.
• Demonstrate an understanding of the social, political, and physical influences affecting historical changes in the design of the built environment from the Reform movements of the 19th century through the contemporary era.
• Identify and describe movements and periods in interior design and furniture from the Reform movements of the 19th century through the contemporary era.
• Identify and describe movements and traditions in architecture from the Reform movements of the 19th century through the contemporary era.
• Identify and describe stylistic movements and periods of art from the Reform movements of the 19th century through the contemporary era.
• Students demonstrate critical thinking skills, defined as the capacity to challenge assumptions, contextualize information, identify problems, and conceptualize responses.
• Students demonstrate writing skills, which encompasses thesis statement, organization, conclusion, grammar, syntax, and spelling.
• Students demonstrate scholarly research skills.
• Students demonstrate critical engagement in theory through discussion and writing.
• Students practice formal analysis and the identification, definition, and application of the elements and principles of design as well as the various types of media found within Contemporary Art.
• Students demonstrate competence in discipline-specific citation styles.

AH 3071 Course Learning Outcome Rubric  

Required Textbooks:
Architecture + Interior Design: An Integrated History to Present - ISBN: 9780135093573