Certificate in Architectural Acoustics
The Certificate in Architectural Acoustics will be earned primarily by architecture and architectural engineering students who seek to further develop knowledge of room acoustics, architectural noise control, mechanical and electrical system noise control, and electro-acoustic systems.
Undergraduate Certificate in Architecture Acoustics
The Certificate in Architectural Acoustics will be earned primarily by architecture and architectural engineering students who have shown a major interest in this specialized field which relates to room acoustics, architectural noise control, mechanical and electrical system noise control, and electro-acoustic systems.
To receive the Certificate in Architectural Acoustics students must complete 12 hours from the courses listed below, including either ARCH 520 or ARCH 521 or ARCE 520.
Students seeking a graduate certificate must take at least half of the required 12-credits in courses at 700 level or above.
ARCH 520 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
ARCH 521 (3 hours) Electro-Acoustical Systems
ARCH 600 (3 hours) Special Topics in Architecture: _____ (Acoustic & Theatrical Design Considerations for Performance Facilities)
ARCH 530 (3 hours) Environmental Systems I
ARCH 531 (3 hours) Environmental Systems II
ARCH 608 Urban Dwelling (6 hours) (Acoustics Focus. Architectural Design V and other architectural studios - participation in studio or providing assistance to studio students designing a venue where architectural acoustics is important)
ARCE 520 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
Graduate Certificate in Architecture Acoustics
The Graduate Level Certificate in Architectural Acoustics will be earned primarily by architecture and architectural engineering students who want to enhance their knowledge of acoustics in specialized areas of room acoustics, architectural noise control, mechanical and electrical system noise control, and electro-acoustic systems.
To receive the Graduate Level Certificate in Architectural Acoustics students must complete 12 hours from the courses listed below, including either ARCH 720 or ARCH 721 or ARCE 720.
ARCH 720 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
ARCH 721 (3 hours) Electro-Acoustical Systems
ARCH 608 (6 hours) Urban Dwelling (Architectural Design V and other architectural studios - participation in studio or providing assistance to studio students designing a venue where architectural acoustics is important)
ARCH 700 (1-3 hours) Directed Readings in Architecture: (Acoustic Focus)
ARCH 600 (3 hours) Special Topics in Architecture: _____ (Acoustic & Theatrical Design Considerations for Performance Facilities)
ARCE 720 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
For further information, please contact: Jason Pittman (pittman.jason.k@ku.edu).
The Certificate in Architectural Acoustics will be earned primarily by architecture and architectural engineering students who seek to further develop knowledge of room acoustics, architectural noise control, mechanical and electrical system noise control, and electro-acoustic systems.
Undergraduate Certificate in Architecture Acoustics
The Certificate in Architectural Acoustics will be earned primarily by architecture and architectural engineering students who have shown a major interest in this specialized field which relates to room acoustics, architectural noise control, mechanical and electrical system noise control, and electro-acoustic systems.
To receive the Certificate in Architectural Acoustics students must complete 12 hours from the courses listed below, including either ARCH 520 or ARCH 521 or ARCE 520.
Students seeking a graduate certificate must take at least half of the required 12-credits in courses at 700 level or above.
ARCH 520 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
ARCH 521 (3 hours) Electro-Acoustical Systems
ARCH 600 (3 hours) Special Topics in Architecture: _____ (Acoustic & Theatrical Design Considerations for Performance Facilities)
ARCH 530 (3 hours) Environmental Systems I
ARCH 531 (3 hours) Environmental Systems II
ARCH 608 Urban Dwelling (6 hours) (Acoustics Focus. Architectural Design V and other architectural studios - participation in studio or providing assistance to studio students designing a venue where architectural acoustics is important)
ARCE 520 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
Graduate Certificate in Architecture Acoustics
The Graduate Level Certificate in Architectural Acoustics will be earned primarily by architecture and architectural engineering students who want to enhance their knowledge of acoustics in specialized areas of room acoustics, architectural noise control, mechanical and electrical system noise control, and electro-acoustic systems.
To receive the Graduate Level Certificate in Architectural Acoustics students must complete 12 hours from the courses listed below, including either ARCH 720 or ARCH 721 or ARCE 720.
ARCH 720 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
ARCH 721 (3 hours) Electro-Acoustical Systems
ARCH 608 (6 hours) Urban Dwelling (Architectural Design V and other architectural studios - participation in studio or providing assistance to studio students designing a venue where architectural acoustics is important)
ARCH 700 (1-3 hours) Directed Readings in Architecture: (Acoustic Focus)
ARCH 600 (3 hours) Special Topics in Architecture: _____ (Acoustic & Theatrical Design Considerations for Performance Facilities)
ARCE 720 (3 hours) Architectural Acoustics
For further information, please contact: Jason Pittman (pittman.jason.k@ku.edu).