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66 views28 pagesArchitecture in English I: Pre-History To The Renaissance
The document outlines the class requirements, presentation guidelines, and exam format for an architecture history course covering pre-history to the Renaissance. Students are expected to complete a presentation on a specific building (40% of grade), a midterm exam (20% of grade), and a final exam (40% of grade). The presentation should provide information on the building name, date, location, architect, and importance. Exams will include multiple choice and image identification questions. An example building, Karnak temple in Egypt from 1554-1305 BC, is also discussed.
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66 views28 pagesArchitecture in English I: Pre-History To The Renaissance
The document outlines the class requirements, presentation guidelines, and exam format for an architecture history course covering pre-history to the Renaissance. Students are expected to complete a presentation on a specific building (40% of grade), a midterm exam (20% of grade), and a final exam (40% of grade). The presentation should provide information on the building name, date, location, architect, and importance. Exams will include multiple choice and image identification questions. An example building, Karnak temple in Egypt from 1554-1305 BC, is also discussed.
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