Engineering 41 Orientation 1 Health Education 1 Physical Education Area Requirements Physics 61, 62, 63 Physics 64, 65, 66 Mathematics 53, 54 Education 111 Psychology 1 Area Requirements Physics 111, 112 Physics 151, 152 Physics 154, 155 Mathematics 141 or 121 Mathematics 142 or 122 Mathematics Elective Education 101 Education 104 Education 161 Slide Rule College Orientation 2 Personal Health Problems Freshman Activities 1 Selected Sophomore Engineering Physics Physics Lab. Calculus with Analytic Geometry Background and Status of American Education Intro, to Psychology Selected Junior Analytic Mechanics Electricity & Magnesium Physics Lab. 5 3 17 3 3 2 4 8 17 3 3 1 Human Growth and Development Health of Secondary School Student Audio-Visual Instructional Materials and Resources 16 16 17 8 16 Electives Physical Science 7 Electives Area Requirements 2 6 17 17 17 Senior Physics 141, 144 Optics 4 Physics 121 Thermodynamics 4 Physics 161, 164 Modern Physics 4 Physics 131, 134 Electronics 4 Education 146 Methods of Teaching Science 3 Education 157 Student Teaching 12 Education 102 Learning in the schools 3 or 3 Education 112 School Organization, Management, Law 3 Approved Electives Physics, Math 6 Approved Electives 2 17 12 16 Department of Pre-Architecture and Architectural Technology Associate Professor G. M. Alexander The architectural program at the University of Utah requires five years to complete. Weber State College does not offer any of the specialized classes in architecture which are given at the University of Utah beginning with the Freshman year. Since these classes must be taken in sequence, a student will spend at least five years at the University regardless of previous classes which he may have taken at Weber State College. A student may not enter the five-year program at the University if he is required to take any remedial courses in mathematics or English. For this reason a student having deficiencies in these fields may find it to his advantage to spend one year at Weber State College before entering the five-year program at the University. In a few unusual cases two years at Weber might be advisable. Any student contemplating registration in the School of Architecture at the U. of U. should arrange for a personal interview with the head of that department at the University before he begins any classes at Weber State College. The curriculum given below is designed for those students who need to make up deficiencies before applying for admission at the University. PRE-ARCHITECTURE MAJOR (Example Only) Freshman Course Title Mathematics 18, 21* Mathematics 51 English 1, 2, 3 Art 20, 29, 46 Economics 1, 2 Engineering 1, 2, 3** Trig., College Algebra Calculus with Analytic Geometry Basic Communication Elementary Perspective, Basic Rendering Prin. of Economics Engineering Drawing, Descriptive Geometry A 5 3 3 W 5 228 *Students lacking the prerequisite for Mathematics 18 will begin with Mathematics 14 or 001. **Students taking one year only at Weber College should replace Engineering 1, 2, and 3, with Art 5, English 5, and Music 5 or other general education electives. 229