MIT Architecture: Fall 2002 Subject Listings



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Fall 2002 Course 4 Subjects

4 Thesis and UROP

Course	Name	Instructors	Credit	Level
4.THG	Graduate Thesis	Thesis Advisor	TBA	H
4.THU	Undergraduate Thesis	Thesis Advisor	0-1-11	U
4.UR	Undergraduate Research in Architecture (UROP)	Norford	TBA	U
4.URG	Undergraduate Research in Architecture (UROP)	Norford	TBA	U
4.189	Preparation for MArch Thesis	Hubbard	2-0-1	H
4.190	Curricular Practical Training in Architecture	Anderson N. Jones	0-0-2	G
4.288	Preparation for SMArchS Thesis	Thesis Advisor DT/Porter	3-0-6	H
4.289	Preparation for Architectural Studies - PhD Thesis	Thesis Advisor	TBA	H
4.290	SMArchS Pre-Thesis Preparation	Thesis Advisor	TBA	H
4.388	Preparation for SMVisS Thesis	TBA	0-6-0	H
4.488	Preparation for SMBT Thesis	Thesis Advisor	TBA	H
4.489	Preparation for Building Technology PhD Thesis	Thesis Advisor	TBA	H
4.689	Preparation for History, Theory and Criticism - PhD Thesis	Thesis Advisor	TBA	H

4.1xx Architectural Design

Course	Name	Instructors	Credit	Level
4.101	Experiencing Architecture Studio	Hubbard	3-3-6	U
4.123	Architectural Design: Level I	Pendleton-Jullian	0-12-9	U
4.125	Architectural Design: Building in Landscapes	Wampler/ Joslin	0-12-9	U
4.131	Architectural Design: Level II	Yoon	0-12-9	U
4.143	Architectural Design: Level II	Lukez/ Murray/(PDF file) Yoon	0-12-9	U
4.155	Architectural Design: Level III	Domeyko/ Healy/ Reiter	0-12-9	H
4.163J 11.332J	Urban Design	Beinart / de Monchaux / Correa	0-12-9	H
4.171	A Space Between: A Space Within	Wampler	3-2-4	H
4.175	Case Studies in City Form	Dennis	0-6-6	H
4.181	Architectural Design Workshop: The Tools of Innovation – Researching User Demand for Innovative Offices	Duffy	2-0-7	H
4.182	Architectural Design Workshop: Fabricating Ceramics	Sass	2-0-7	H
4.183	Architectural Design Workshop: Japan Workshop: (continuation of summer 2002)	Kanda	3-0-6	H
4.184	Architectural Design Workshop:China Workshop (summer 2002)	Wampler	3-0-6	H
4.195	Special Problems in Architectural Design--MArch Portfolio Seminar	Jarzombek/ Yoon	1-1-1	H

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4.2xx Architecture Studies

Course	Name	Instructors	Credit	Level
4.200/ 4.201	Computational Design I: Theory and Applications	Knight	3-0-9 3-0-6	U G
4.203	Geometric Modeling	Nagakura	TBA	G
4.208	Special Problems in Computation and Architecture-User Interface Design Studio	Intille	3-0-6	H
4.209	Special Problems in Computation and Architecture-Agent—Based Virtual Architecture	Gero Maher	3-0-6	H
4.215J / 11.309J	Reading and Telling Landscape: Photography as Inquiry—Sites in Sight:	Spirn	3-0-9	G
4.220	Urban Housing: Paris, London, New York	Dennis	3-0-6	H
4.221	Architecture Studies Faculty Colloquium	Porter Duffy	2-0-1	G
4.222	Professional Practice	Hubbard	3-0-3	G
4.237	The New Practitioner: Dialogue Tools and Techniques	Goethert	3-0-6	H
4.240J / 11.328J	Urban Design Skills: Observing, Interpreting & Representing the City	Ben-Joseph	3-0-9	G
4.242J/ 11.331J	Advanced Seminar in City Form	Beinart	2-0-7	H
4.243	Media Technology, Youth, and City Design and Development:	Spirn McDowell	3-0-9	G
4.247/ 11.337J	Environmental Design Policy and Action	Schuster	2-0-7	H
4.250J / 11.001J	Introduction to Urban Design and Development	Silberberg	3-0-9	U
4.252J / 11.301J	Urban Design and Development	Frenchman	3-0-9	G
4.273	Introduction to Design Inquiry	Porter	2-2-8	G
4.275	Projects in Design & Computation—PhD Forum	Stiny	2-0-0	H
4.285	Research Topics in Architecture Studies—The Body-Politic Electric: Designing Online Spaces that Work for Citizens	Greenwood Mitchell	0-2-7	H
4.297	MArch Geometric Modeling	Nagakura Liew	2-2-8	H


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4.3xx Visual Arts

Course	Name	Instructors	Credit	Level
4.301	Introduction to the Visual Arts	Sethi Gibbons	2-4-6	U
4.303	Dialogue in Art, Architecture and Urbanism	Barry	3-3-3	G
4.322	Introduction to Sculpture	Sethi	2-4-6	U
4.341	Introduction to Photography	Leist	2-4-6	U
4.343	Photography and Related Media	Leist	3-0-6	G
4.351	Introduction to Video	Gibbons	2-4-6	U
4.360	Performance Workshop - Video/Performance	Jonas	3-3-6	H
4.370	Interrogative Design Workshop	Wodiczko	3-3-6	H
4.390	Visual Arts Independent Studio-SMVisS students only	Barry	0-3-15	H


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4.4xx Building Technology

Course	Name	Instructors	Credit	Level
4.401	Introduction to Building Technology	Fernandez	3-3-6	U
4.405	Building Tech I: Materials and Construction	Fernandez	3-1-5	G
4.42J / 1.044J / 2.66J	Fundamentals of Energy in Buildings	Glicksman	3-2-7	U
4.442	Building Tech III: Introduction to Building Structural Systems II	Ochsendorf	3-2-4	G
4.453	Building Technology in Real Estate	Roth	3-0-9	G
4.455	Integrated Building Systems	Norford	3-2-7	H
4.481	Building Technology Seminar	Fernandez / Glicksman / Norford/ Ochsendorf	2-0-1	H


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4.6xx History, Theory and Criticism

Course	Name	Instructors	Credit	Level
4.601	Introduction to Art History	Naginski	3-2-7	U
4.605	Introduction to the History and Theory of Architecture	D. Friedman	4-0-8	U
4.607	Thinking About Architecture: In History and At Present	Jarzombek	3-0-6	H
4.614	Religious Architecture and Islamic Cultures	Rabbat	3-0-9	U
4.621	Orientalism and Representation	Rabbat	3-0-9	H
4.622	Theories and Histories of Architectural Preservation	Watenpaugh	3-0-6	H
4.631 / 4.632 / SP.582	Gender, Space, Architecture	Watenpaugh	3-0-9 3-0-6	U G
4.638	Advanced Study in Renaissance Architecture -- Drawings and Numbers: Five Centuries of Digital Design	Carpo	3-0-6 / 3-0-9	H
4.645	Selected Topics in Architecture-1750 to the Present	Dutta	3-0-6	G
4.650	Advanced Study in Cultural and Comparative Studies of Architecture: Mechanical Organs: The Body in History	Dutta	3-0-6 / 3-0-9	H
4.651	20th Century Art—Art Since 1940	Jones	3-0-9	U
4.654	Advanced Study in Modern Architecture—The Architecture of Leisure, 1945-1965	A. Friedman	3-0-6/ 3-0-9	H
4.661	Theory and Method in the Study of Architecture and Art	Jones	3-0-9	H
4.663	History of Urban Form	D. Friedman	3-0-6 / 3-0-9	H
4.682	Advanced Studies in the HTC of Art and Architecture -- Global Architecture	Jarzombek	3-0-9	H
4.692	Special Studies in the History, Theory, and Criticism of Art -- Imaging the Baroque	Naginski	3-0-9	H


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