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• ARC 352LAB Structures I
  Laboratory
  

  Introduces the fundamentals of statics and strength of materials and the principals of structure. Provides a theoretical and scientific basis for understanding how various structural systems and structural materials work and withstand loading. Investigates the concepts introduced during the course with qualitative methods, as well as quantitative analysis. The course's scope is includes examining simple structural elements, such as trusses, beams, and columns used throughout our human designed built environment. The lab component to ARC 352LEC; students must enroll in ARC 352LEC and ARC 352LAB concurrently.

  Credits: 1
  Grading: Graded (GRD)
  Typically Offered: Spring
  Prerequisites: ARC 241LEC and PHY 101LR or AP 101LR.
  Corequisites: ARC 352LEC. Students must register for ARC 352LEC and ARC 352LAB concurrently.
  
• ARC 352LEC Structures I
  Lecture
  

  Introduces the fundamentals of statics and strength of materials and the principals of structure. Provides a theoretical and scientific basis for understanding how various structural systems and structural materials work and withstand loading. Investigates the concepts introduced during the course with qualitative methods, as well as quantitative analysis. The course's scope is includes examining simple structural elements, such as trusses, beams, and columns used throughout our human designed built environment.

  Credits: 2
  Grading: Graded (GRD)
  Typically Offered: Spring
  Prerequisites: ARC 241LEC, PHY 101LR, or AP 101LR.
  Corequisites: ARC 352LAB. Students must register for ARC 352LAB and ARC 352LEC concurrently.