
Bachelor of Science Degree
Prelandscape Architecture**
The one-year program of
prelandscape architecture encompasses, in addition to important
core courses such as English, mathematics, and science, a broad
introduction to the basic ingredients of the profession: design,
analysis, graphics methods, communication, and technical skills.
The plan of study for the landscape architecture curriculum consists
of one year of prelandscape architecture and four years of professional
landscape architecture that includes one year of cooperative work
experience. The program is coordinated by landscape architecture
faculty in the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture.
Advisor Contact Information
Robert W. Sovinski
(765) 494-1341
sovinski@purdue.edu
Plan of Study
Credit Hours Required:
35
| Freshman Year |
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| First Semester |
Second Semester
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(3) AD 10500 (Design I)
(1) AGR 10100 (Introduction to the College of Agriculture
and Purdue University)
(3) COM 11400
(Fundamentals of Speech Communication)
(3) LA 10100 (Survey of Landscape Architecture) *
(3) LA 11600 (Graphic Communication for Students of
Landscape Architecture and Design) *
(4) Biological sciences
elective
Total Credits: 17 |
(4)
ENGL 10600 (First-Year Composition)
(3) LA 21600
(Landscape Architectural
Design I) *
(1) LA 25000
(Architectural Design) *
(3) Art and design elective
(4) Biological sciences elective
(3) Statistics or calculus elective
Total Credits: 18 |
* Prelandscape architecture
core courses. These courses must be completed by the end of the
second semester.
Beginning freshmen, transfer, and re-entry students are admitted
to the prelandscape architecture program as applications are received,
subject to the limitations of available facilities.
Students in the prelandscape
architecture curriculum who do not take calculus must establish
mathematical competency by passing the MA 15900 advanced credit
examination, or by enrolling in, and satisfactorily completing,
MA 15300 and 15400, or MA 15900. These courses are not applicable
as credit towards graduation.
Prelandscape architecture
students who wish to continue into the landscape architecture professional
program must qualify by meeting the following criteria:
- Overall GPA - The student must be in good academic standing.
A minimum overall GPA in the professional landscape architecture
program will be reviewed and announced each year at the beginning
of the fall semester.
- Grade point average of passing grades in the following prelandscape
architecture core courses. (LA Index): LA 10100, 11600, 21600,
and 25000. This grade point index will be reviewed and announced
each year at the beginning of the fall semester.
- The student must have completed 32 credit hours in the prelandscape
architecture curriculum.
Transfer students not
enrolled in the Purdue University prelandscape architecture curriculum
will be admitted to the professional landscape architecture program
subject to:
- Overall GPA - The student must be in good academic standing.
A minimum overall GPA in the professional landscape architecture
program will be reviewed and announced each year at the beginning
of the fall semester.
- Grade point average of passing grades in the following prelandscape
architecture core courses or equivalent. (LA Index): LA 10100,
11600, 21600, and 25000 This grade point index will be reviewed
and announced each year at the beginning of the fall semester.
- The student must have completed 32 credit hours in the prelandscape
architecture curriculum or approved equivalent courses.
Students not meeting the
above criteria may request an interview with the landscape architecture
faculty to determine whether or not there are sufficient extenuating
circumstances that would indicate a readiness to enter the professional
landscape architecure program.
** Students who are admitted
into the landscape architecture professional program will be required
to be equipped with a personal computer. Computer specifications
and required software will be published annually. The student will
be responsible for the security of the computer.
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