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)
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.
