M.S.D.M.T.
Degree Information
Degree Requirements
The Master of Science in Architecture Design and Research Degree with a concentration in Design and Material Technologies requires 36 credit hours. The program is three terms in length consisting of fall term (September-December), winter full term (January-April), and fall full term (September-December).
Specifically, a student must complete:
ARCH 700: MS Practicum (6 credits)
ARCH 714: MS Proseminar (3 credits)
ARCH 701: Theories in Digital and Material Technologies (3 credits)
ARCH 702: Robotic Engagement (3 credits)
ARCH 703: Virtual Engagement (3 credits)
ARCH 707: Material Engagement (3 credits)
ARCH 708: Systems Engagement (3 credits)
ARCH 739: MS Capstone (6 credits)
Two courses (6 credits) of graduate-level architecture elective courses (500/600/700)
ARCH 709: Advanced Prototyping (3 credits) is an elective specifically created for the DMT cohorts.
Please see the sample schedule for the typical terms of these course offerings.
Sample Schedule
The Master of Science in Architecture concentration of Digital and Material Technologies is an intensive 3-term degree that invests in the technologies, materials, and production logics that are most drastically shaping and challenging our built world and its respective industries.
