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AR390 - History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present

Course Description: AR 390 History of the Designed Environment- Mid 19th-Century to Present: This continuation of the study of architecture, interiors, furniture and the decorative arts in the context of Western culture begins with the aesthetic movements of the late 19th Century and progresses through the modern and post-modern movements of the 20th century, ending with a survey of present and future design trends. Students will understand modern design movements in the context of the immense social changes that took place beginning with the industrial revolution and continuing through the information age. Students will learn to identify the work of individual 20th century architects and furniture designers. Prerequisite: AR298 3:0:3 (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present	FA2009	Parkville Daytime	MA430B	HO	3	Beasley, Ardus	$+	5:30 - 8:10 PM	--T----	13/21/ 0	View

AR390 - History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present

Course Description: AR 390 History of the Designed Environment- Mid 19th-Century to Present: This continuation of the study of architecture, interiors, furniture and the decorative arts in the context of Western culture begins with the aesthetic movements of the late 19th Century and progresses through the modern and post-modern movements of the 20th century, ending with a survey of present and future design trends. Students will understand modern design movements in the context of the immense social changes that took place beginning with the industrial revolution and continuing through the information age. Students will learn to identify the work of individual 20th century architects and furniture designers. Prerequisite: AR298 3:0:3 (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present	FA2008	Parkville Daytime	MA430B	HO	3	Beasley, Ardus	$+	11:00 - 12:15 PM	-M---F-	8/21/ 0	View

AR390 - History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present

Course Description: This continuation of the study of architecture, interiors, furniture and the decorative arts in the context of Western culture begins with the aesthetic movements of the late 19th Century and progresses through the modern and post-modern movements of the 20th century, ending with a survey of present and future design trends. Students will understand modern design movements in the context of the immense social changes that took place beginning with the industrial revolution and continuing through the information age. Students will learn to identify the work of individual 20th century architects and furniture designers. Prerequisite: AR298 3:0:3 (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present	UU2008	Parkville Daytime	N/A	HOZ	3	Beasley, Ardus		TBA	TBA	0/ 2/ 0
History of the Designed Environ:Mid-19th Century to Present	FA2007	Parkville Daytime	MA430A	HO	3	Beasley, Ardus		11:35 - 12:50 PM	--T-R--	10/18/ 0

AR390 - History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present

Course Description: This continuation of the study of architecture, interiors, furniture and the decorative arts in the context of Western culture begins with the aesthetic movements of the late 19th Century and progresses through the modern and post-modern movements of the 20th Century, ending with a survey of present and future design trends. Students will understand modern design movements in the context of the immense social changes that took place beginning with the industrial revolution and continuing through the information age. Students will learn to identify the work of individual 20th Century architects and furniture designers. PREREQUISITE:AR298. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present	FA2006	Parkville Daytime	MA430B	HO	3	Buckingham, Leslie Lynn		1:00 - 2:15 PM	--T-R--	6/18/ 0	View

AR390 - History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to

Course Description: the Present. This continuation of the study of architecture, interiors, furniture and the decorative arts in the context of Western culture begins with the aesthetic movements of the late 19th Century and progresses through the modern and post-modern movements of the 20th Century, ending with a survey of present and future design trends. Students will understand modern design movements in the context of the immense social changes that took place beginning with the industrial revolution and continuing through the information age. Students will learn to identify the work of individual 20th Century architects and furniture designers. Prerequisite: AR298. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2005-2006)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to	FA2005	Parkville Daytime	MA604	HO	3	Buckingham, Leslie Lynn		10:00 - 10:50 AM	-M-W-F-	8/18/ 0

AR390 - History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present

Course Description: This continuation of the study of architecture, interiors, furniture and the decorative arts in the context of Western culture begins with the aesthetic movements of the late 19th Century and progresses through the modern and post-modern movements of the 20th Century, ending with a survey of present and future design trends. Students will understand modern design movements in the context of the immense social changes that took place beginning with the industrial revolution and continuing through the information age. Students will learn to identify the work of individual 20th Century architects and furniture designers. Pre-requisite: AR298. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2004-2005)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
History of the Designed Environment: Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present	FA2004	Parkville Daytime	MA306	HO	3	Buckingham, Leslie Lynn		11:35 - 12:50 PM	--T-R--	17/25/ 0	View

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This class data was last updated on 11/21/2009 5:22:06 PM. Please check with your Campus Center for the most current updates.
Building abbreviations for Parkville Classrooms

AL = Alumni Hall
CERLAB = Ceramics Lab
CH = Chapel
CO = Copley
CQ = Copley Quad
HERR = Herr House
MA = Mabee Underground
MC = Mackay
SC = Science Hall
WOOD = Woodard Conference Center

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The following are abbreviations:

# - Permission of the Instructor Required
$ - Additional Course Fee
+ - Pre-Requisite
GE - General Education
LL - Liberal Learning
MGE - Multi-Cultural General Education
MLL - Multi-Cultural Liberal Learning

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