0 or 4 credits
Spring 2025 Laboratory Laboratory Preparation Upper Division
This course will focus on the integration and application of accumulated knowledge of landscape architecture from the student's previous coursework and internship experience. Students will be challenged to identify and solve problems in community-based projects. The students will also communicate, through reports and presentations, their results and plan to community audiences, faculty, and other students. Students will also do directed readings and then discuss topics related to the current and future practices of landscape architecture and environmental design.
Learning Outcomes1Apply a meaningful and exhaustive process of investigation along with analysis that codifies modeling and testing of design hypotheses and expression.
2Address all critical issues in the development of the project including challenges and limitations.
3Develop clear and precise concepts defining theoretical and practical solutions to project issues, including aesthetics; site/environmental factors; and behavioral, historic, contextual and technological elements during the process of design.
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