Architectural Design 1

  • Prerequisite Course(s): None
  • High School Credit = 1/2 credit per semester (Postsecondary credit = 0)
  • This course will be offered: every year
  • Pathway (Optional): Engineering and Technology
  • Career Cluster Area: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
  • Source of Occupational Skills Standards: Uniform Builders Code (UBC)
  • Eligibility for Nationally Recognized Skill Certificate(s)/State License? No
  • Tech Prep: No
  • Is this course brokered through another institution or agency? No
  • Course Description: This course is designed to teach students the basics of residential architecture.
  • Content Headings/Topics
    1. Primary design and planning
    2. Area planning
    3. Basic residential architectural practices and techniques
    4. Technical and specialty architectural plans
    5. Architectural support services
Performance Standards (Learner Outcomes)Specific Occupational Skills StandardsAlaska Reading, Writing, Math, Science Performance StandardsAlaska Content StandardsAlaska Employability StandardsAlaska Cultural StandardsAll Aspects of IndustryAssessments
1. Assess and utilize fundamentals of residential architectural design and planning.All Aspects of IndustryDemonstrate
2. Understand environ-mental design factors affecting residential construction and planning.A2All Aspects of Industry Lab Assessment
3. Identify differing room design criteria and use this information to design a functional residential floor plan.Math ELab Assessment
4. Utilize drafting industry standard practices and procedures in floor plan development.UBC 97MA1.4.1 – MA1.4.7
MA2.4.1 – MA2.4.4
MA3.4.1, MA4.4.2
MA5.4.6, MA5.4.7
R4.4, R4.5 a, R4.5 b
R4.6, R4.9, R4.11
A2D5All Aspects of Industry Lab Assessment
5. Develop pictorial, elevation, and floor plans that meet architectural graphic standards.MA1.4.1 – MA1.4.7
MA2.4.1 – MA2.4.4
MA3.4.1, MA4.4.2
MA5.4.6, MA5.4.7
R4.4, R4.5 a, R4.5 b
R4.6, R4.9, R4.11
SA.4 SB.2, 3, SC.6
Math EAll Aspects of Industry Demonstrate
6. Produce schedules and specifications that meet architectural industry standards.MA1.4.1 – MA1.4.7
MA2.4.1 – MA2.4.4
MA3.4.1, MA4.4.2
MA5.4.6, MA5.4.7
R4.4, R4.5 a, R4.5 b
R4.6, R4.9, R4.11
SA.4 SB.2, 3, SC.6
Math EAll Aspects of Industry Demonstrate
7. Develop a working knowledge of Building Codes as they relate to residential construction.UBC 97MA1.4.1, MA2.4.1, MA2.4.3, MC1.4.3
R4.4 R4.5, 6, R4.9
SA.14c, SA.15 SB.5
A6Planning Management
Community
Technical Skills
Health / Safety
Demonstrate
8. Estimate a residential floor plan utilizing both a square footage and actual cost method.MAl.4.1
R.4.4
Math EDemonstrate
9. Check residential plans utilizing architectural models, template checking, and architectural drawing checklists.MA1.4.1
R.4.4
A2D6Demonstrate

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