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Architecture
118 Restricted Courses
118 Open-Enrollment Courses
120 Special Offerings
120 Short Courses Offering CEUs
120 LARE Review Workshops
Landscape
Architecture
For more information call (310) 825-9414,
visit uclaextension.edu/landarch, or email
landscapearchitecture@uclaextension.edu.
Note: The Landscape Architecture Program
does not support AutoCAD on the Mac.
All CAD courses are fast-paced and complex; absence
from any meeting is discouraged. The courses require
at least three hours of computer work outside of class
per week. Lab hours are not available; therefore, stu-
dents must have access to their own hardware and
software for the courses in which they enroll.
FREE SOFTWARE AND SOFTWARE LICENCES
Certificate students may download AutoCAD for free
upon proof of student status. Students also may be
eligible for academic rates on other software for their
own home computer. Prices and restrictions are subject
to change by the software developers. Software ver-
sions should reflect the version used in class; an older
version may not possess the same interface or tools
demonstrated in class. It is each student’s responsibility
to verify that his/her computer meets the software’s
minimum system requirements. For more information
call (310) 825-9414.
Restricted Courses
These courses are only open to students
enrolled in the Certificate Program in Land-
scape Architecture; visitors are not per-
mitted. For complete course descriptions visit
uclaextension.edu/landscapearchitecture.
EE Design IV: Applied Theory
X 472.3  Architecture 5 units  $775
Reg# V8957B
Westwood: 406 1010 Westwood Center
Tue 6-10pm, Sep 21-Dec 7, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 28.
Mark Billy, BArch, AIA, architect (CA 20228)
Reg# V8970B
Westwood: 314 1010 Westwood Center
Thu 6-10pm, Sep 23-Dec 16, 12 mtgs
(no mtg 11/11 & 11/25; 1 mtg to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 30.
Robert J. McMahon, BLA, landscape architect
(CA 3463)
EE Design III: Design Theory
X 472.1C  Architecture 4 units  $655
Reg# V9180B
Downtown Los Angeles: 261 S. Figueroa St.,
Figueroa Courtyard, Suite 100W,
Classroom 103
Mon 7-10pm, Sep 20-Dec 6, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 27.
Glenn Takeshi Matsui, MLA, landscape architect (CA
4785)
EE Drafting for Landscape Architecture
X 472.2  Architecture 4 units  $655
Reg# V8964B
Westwood: 304 1010 Westwood Center
Thu 7-10pm, Sep 23-Dec 16, 12 mtgs
(no mtg 11/11 & 11/25; 1 mtg to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 30.
Jim Pickel, BS, landscape architect (CA 4385)
Grading and Drainage
X 472.12A  Architecture 4 units  $655
Reg# V8969B
Westwood: 406 1010 Westwood Center
Thu 7-10pm, Sep 23-Dec 16, 12 mtgs
(no mtg 11/11 & 11/25; 1 mtg to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 30.
Jerry Hastings, BS, landscape architect (CA 1577)
EE Irrigation Practices
X 472.12B  Architecture 4 units  $655
Reg# V8961B
Westwood: 413 1010 Westwood Center
Wed 7-10pm, Sep 22-Dec 8, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 29.
Jay J. Rodriguez, landscape architect (CA 4797)
EE Landscape and the Imagination:
Writing about the Landscape
X 472.20  Architecture 4 units  $655
Reg# V8958B
Westwood: 209 Extension Lindbrook Center
Tue 7-10pm, Sep 21-Dec 7, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 28.
Shelley R. Bonus, writer
Reg# V8973B
Westwood: 208 Extension Lindbrook Center
Wed 6-9pm, Sep 22-Dec 8, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 29.
Lollie Ragana, BFA, MA, writer
Attend a Free Introductory Course!
Landscape Architecture
Program
Thu, Dec 2, 7-8:30pm, 214 Extension Lindbrook Center
Learn about UCLA Extension’s
Landscape Architecture Program,
approved to meet the education require­
ment for licensure in California.
Highlights include:
• Presentation of the curriculum
• Discussion of career opportunities
• Display of student work
• Question-and-answer period
• A drawing to win a free course
EE Design
V: Environmental
Analysis and Planning
EE Design
X 472.9  Architecture 4 units  $655
Reg# V8953B
Downtown Los Angeles: 261 S. Figueroa St.,
Figueroa Courtyard, Suite 100W,
Classroom 104
Mon 7-10pm, Sep 20-Dec 6, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 27.
Kathleen Bullard, MLA, MBA
Reg# V8977B
Westwood: 314 1010 Westwood Center
✷✷ Sat 9am-12pm, Sep 25-Dec 11, 12 mtgs
No refund after Oct 1.
Sol Blumenfeld, MLA, MCP
EE Thesis
Research and Analysis
Workshop
X 472.20A  Architecture 2 units  $350
Reg# V9239B
Westwood: 214 1010 Westwood Center
Thu 6-10pm, Sep 23; Oct 7 & 21; Nov 4,
4 mtgs
Jim Smith, MArch, AIA, architect (CA 14453)
Rhett Beavers, MLA, BLA, landscape architect
(CA 3519, TX 810)
Reg# V9210B
Westwood: 214 1010 Westwood Center
Mon 6-10pm, Oct 4 & 18; Nov 1 & 15, 4 mtgs
Patrick Reynolds, BA, landscape architect (CA 4440)
Mark Billy, BArch, AIA, architect (CA 20228)
Open-Enrollment Courses
Basic Drawing Techniques for
Landscape Architecture
X 472.1  Architecture 4 units  $655
This rigorous exposure to drawing techniques for the
beginning student emphasizes the processes and draw-
ing skills needed by a designer and offers practical
drawing experience, including classroom exercises and
structured outdoor sketching assignments. Internet
access required to retrieve course materials.
Reg# V8971B
UCLA: 2333 School of Public Affairs Bldg.
✷✷ Sat 9:30am-12:30pm, Sep 25-Dec 11, 12 mtgs
No refund after Oct 1.
Luis Serrano, MFA, artist
New Student Discount
Each new student who enrolls in
X 472.1 Basic Drawing or X 472
Introduction to the Profession at
the program receives a $50 dis­
count (applies to winter courses only).
For more information call
(310) 825-9414 or email
landscapearchitecture@
uclaextension.edu.
I: Design Theory
X 472.1A  Architecture 4 units  $655
This course explores basic design elements, principles,
and issues relevant to landscape architecture. Projects
emphasize abstract 3D space and form; conceptual
design, imagery, and symbolism; and basic issues of
proportion, scale, and composition. Prerequisite: X 472
Landscape Architecture: Introduction to the Profession
and X 472.1 Basic Drawing Techniques for Landscape
Architecture. Internet access required to retrieve course
materials. Visitors not permitted.  &
Reg# V8956B
Westwood: 208 Extension Lindbrook Center
Tue 7-10pm, Sep 21-Dec 7, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 28.
Lucy Suzar, BA, landscape architect (CA 4153)
SketchUp for Landscape Architects
X 493.99  Architecture 4 units  $765
This course helps students improve their skills in visual
interpretation and presentation of design concepts.
Instruction emphasizes technique and program com-
mand terminology. The primary application is SketchUp,
although supplemental software, such as Adobe Pho-
toShop and InDesign, also are used to generate pre-
sentation products and supporting graphics. Upon
completing the course, participants should be able to
create 3D models, presentation materials, supporting
graphics, and various levels of detail for multiple project
phases and/or deliverable product requirements. Laptop
highly recommended. Internet access required to
retrieve course materials.
Reg# V8980B
Westwood: 206 Extension Lindbrook Center
Thu 7-10pm, Sep 23-Dec 16, 12 mtgs
(no mtg 11/11 & 11/25; 1 mtg to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 30.
Laura Razo, BA
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Quarterly Curriculum Sequence
Courses must be taken in sequence and during the year indicated below.
Year 1
1st Quarter
X 472 Landscape Architecture:
Introduction to the Profession (4 units)
X 472.1 Basic Drawing Techniques for
Landscape Architecture (4 units)
Year 2
1st Quarter
X 493.992 An Introduction to AutoCAD
Portfolio Review
(4 units)
X 472.6A History of Landscape Architecture I
(4 units)
Year 3
1st Quarter
X 472.23 Human Factors in
Landscape Architecture (4 units)
X 472.12B Irrigation Practices (4 units)
Year 4
1st Quarter
Advanced Design Studio (5 units)
Portfolio Review
X 493.9 Professional Practices in Landscape
Architecture (4 units)
X 493.92 Thesis Workshop:
Critical Thinking in Design (2.7 units)
Non-Sequential Courses
X 472.8D Plant Materials IV (4 units)
Students can begin the program Summer or Winter Quarter.
Observing prerequisites, two Plant Materials courses and the 12 elective units are inserted into the four-year plan once a year before beginnning thesis as indicated above.
EE Graphic
Communication for
Landscape Architecture I
X 472.4A  Architecture 4 units  $655
This course covers expressiveness of line and texture,
pencil and pen techniques, image creation, analysis
graphics (bubble diagrams, relationship diagrams,
representation of axes, circulation, vegetation, water,
noise, wind, etc.), abstract-concept graphics, issues of
scale in loose and dimensioned graphics, schematic-
type graphics, lettering as a part of drawing, figures,
plan/section/elevation projection, shadows (2D and 3D),
and an introduction to perspective. Prerequisite: X 472
Landscape Architecture: Introduction to the Profession
and X 472.1 Basic Drawing Techniques for Landscape
Architecture or consent of the Program Office. Internet
access required to retrieve course materials. Visitors
not permitted.  &
Reg# V8954B
Westwood: 314 1010 Westwood Center
Mon 7-10pm, Sep 20-Dec 6, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 27.
Anthony Tran, MArch, designer
Reg# V8966B
Westwood: 307 1010 Westwood Center
Thu 7-10pm, Sep 23-Dec 16, 12 mtgs
(no mtg 11/11 & 11/25; 1 mtg to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 30.
Rebecca Schwaner, MA, landscape designer
2nd Quarter
X 472.1A Design I: Design Theory (4 units)
X 472.4A Graphic Communication for
Landscape Architecture I (4 units)
2nd Quarter
X 472.3 Design IV: Applied Theory (5 units)
X 472.6B History of Landscape Architecture II
(4 units)
Elective (4 units)
2nd Quarter
Advanced Design Studio (5 units)
X 493.6 Intermediate AutoCAD for Landscape
Architects (4 units)
Elective (4 units)
2nd Quarter
X 472.20 Landscape and the Imagination:
Writing about the Landscape (4 units)
X 472.201 Thesis Research and
Analysis Workshop (2 units)
X 472.8A Plant Materials I (4 units)
History of Landscape Architecture II
X 472.6B  Architecture 4 units  $655
Part two of a two-course sequence, this course covers
the outstanding parks, gardens, great estates, cities,
urban plazas, and expositions of the 19th and 20th
centuries in America; the emergence of landscape
architecture as a profession; and the design concepts
and significant personalities who shaped the landscape.
Instruction emphasizes the historical, social, political,
economic, and philosophical forces that influenced the
profession’s modern era. Includes two required field
trips. Prerequisite: X 472.6A History of Landscape
Architecture I. Internet access required to retrieve
course materials. Visitors not permitted.  &
Reg# V8959B
Westwood: 204 ABC Extension Lindbrook Center
Wed 7-10pm, Sep 22-Dec 8, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 29.
Rhett Beavers, MLA, BLA, landscape architect
(CA 3519, TX 810)
Plant Materials I
X 472.8A  Architecture 4 units  $655
Of the four Plant Materials courses, this is the most
important for beginning students. It focuses on large-
scale materials that often influence the landscape
architect’s overall site composition. While this course
concentrates on trees, additional materials may be
3rd Quarter
X 472.1B Design II: Design Theory (4 units)
X 472.4B Graphic Communication for
Landscape Architecture II (4 units)
3rd Quarter
X 472.9 Design V: Environmental Analysis
and Planning (4 units)
X 472.12A Grading and Drainage (4 units)
3rd Quarter
X 472.14A Landscape Construction Methods
and Materials (4 units)
X 472.14B Landscape Construction Drawing I
(4 units)
3rd Quarter
X 472.15A Design IX: Thesis (5 units)
X 472.8B Plant Materials II (4 units)
included as season and time dictate. Participants study
plant texture, density, form, color, and other character-
istics as articulators of space. Limited attention is given
to cultural, taxonomical, and landscape maintenance
idiosyncrasies. Students take four Saturday field trips
(itinerary discussed at the first class) to urban land-
scapes, campuses, gardens, arboreta, and nurseries,
meeting only one day (first class) at UCLA; there also
is one weekend (two-day) field trip. Students are
responsible for their own transportation to remote
lecture locations and must bring a camera to all
classes. This “green” course provides course materials
online to minimize paper waste; Internet access
required. Internet access required to retrieve course
materials. Visitors not permitted.  &
Reg# V9250B
First class:
UCLA: Botanical Gardens
✷✷ Sat 9am-12pm, Sep 25
Saturday field trips:
Locations by Itinerary
✷✷ Sat 9am-4pm, Oct 9; Nov 6 & 20; Dec 4
Weekend field trip:
✷✷ Sat & Sun 9am-4pm, Oct 23 & 24, 7 mtgs
No refund after Oct 1.
Kenneth Kammeyer, BS, landscape architect
(CA 1174)
4th Quarter
X 472.1C Design III: Design Theory (4 units)
X 472.2 Drafting for Landscape Architecture
(4 units)
Elective (4 units)
4th Quarter
X 472.19 Design VI: Concept Development
(4 units)
X 475 Planting Design (4 units)
4th Quarter
Advanced Design Studio (5 units)
X 472.14C Landscape Construction Drawing II
(4 units)
4th Quarter
X 472.15B Design X: Thesis (5 units)
X 472.8C Plant Materials III (4 units)
AutoCAD for Landscape
Architects  m
X 493.5  Architecture 4 units  $770
(Landscape Architecture certificate students must take
this course for unit credit; other students may choose
either unit credit or 3.3 continuing education units.)
This course leads students through the basic steps of
how to create, modify, measure, dimension, and print 2D
design elements using AutoCAD. Students become aware
of how AutoCAD operates in full-scale and how to create
appropriate levels of detail based on ultimate plotting
scale. Instruction emphasizes achieving AutoCAD draw-
ings that are accurate, readable, and graphically consis-
tent with the desired output scales: large site plans, small
area plans, and construction details. This introductory
course is appropriate for students with an understanding
of landscape architectural drawings but no previous
experience with AutoCAD. For technical requirements see
page 156. Enrollment limited. Students must have their
own copy of AutoCAD, version 2006-2008. Participation
at the first class is mandatory.
Reg# V9184B
Sep 22-Dec 8
Sheila Thomas, MA, landscape architect (CA 2053)
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Planners, and City Officials
AB 1881 Course
Implementing New Water
Conservation Legislation
Sat, Oct 2
Stormwater 101
Sat, Nov 6
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Intermediate AutoCAD for
Landscape Architects
X 493.6  Architecture 4 units  $825
(Landscape Architecture certificate students must take
this course for unit credit; other students may choose
either unit credit or 3.3 continuing education units.)
This course covers managing axial images’ relation-
ships, creating and editing 3D drawings, file sharing
and external references, and file management for
construction drawings. Students learn about setting up
files, drawing formats, and creating objects to increase
the usability of their drawings. Instruction emphasizes
creating drawing files similar to those encountered in a
planning or design office, such as land use plans, topo-
graphic site surveys, and multidisciplinary construction
drawings. Prerequisite: X 493.5 AutoCAD for Landscape
Architects or X 493.992 Introduction to AutoCAD; or an
equivalent introductory AutoCAD course; or at least six
months of working experience using AutoCAD to create,
edit, and plot AutoCAD drawings. Enrollment limited.
Students must have their own copy of AutoCAD,
2006‑2008. Attendance at the first class is
mandatory.
Reg# V9209B
Westwood: 213 UCLA Extension Bldg.
Tue 7-10pm, Sep 21-Dec 7, 12 mtgs
Victor Corona, architect (CA 25767)
Intermediate AutoCAD for
Landscape Architects  m
X 493.6  Architecture 4 units  $770
(Landscape Architecture certificate students must take
this course for unit credit; other students may choose
either unit credit or 3.3 continuing education units.)
Prerequisite: X 493.5 AutoCAD for Landscape Archi-
tects or X 493.992 Introduction to AutoCAD; or an
equivalent introductory AutoCAD course; or at least six
months of working experience using AutoCAD to create,
edit, and plot AutoCAD drawings. Enrollment limited.
Students must have their own copy of AutoCAD, version
2006-2008. Participation at the first class is manda-
tory. For more information see this page.
Reg# V9182B
Sep 23-Dec 9
Sheila Thomas, MA, landscape architect (CA 2053)
Special Offerings
L.A. Public Space Field Sequence:
In the Field
X 493.3A  Architecture 5 units  $775
This advanced design studio focuses on public realm
sites within Los Angeles County. Each quarter (depend-
ing on the scope and character of the project), third-
year students gain practical experience with community
consensus building, data research and analysis, con-
ceptualization of solutions, and public presentation. Site
specific issues and opportunities may include parks,
public plazas and streets, derelict and fringe properties
(including brownfields), with designated teams develop-
ing real solutions. Students incorporate social, cultural,
aesthetic and ecological criteria, and specific neighbor-
hood input. Final projects are formally presented to the
client agency. Prerequisite: Open to third- and fourth-
year Landscape Architecture certificate students as well
as practicing professionals, including landscape archi-
tects, project managers, public agency park and city
planners, urban planners, architects, and engineers.
Internet access required to retrieve course materials.
Visitors not permitted.
Reg# V9253B
Westwood: 314 1010 Westwood Center
Tue 6-10pm, Sep 21-Dec 7, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 28.
Jim Smith, MArch, AIA, architect (CA 14453)
Quick-Sketch Techniques with
Color for Landscape Architects
X 495.25  Architecture 4 units  $655
This course offers practical methods for depicting plant
materials, site analyses, plans, and perspectives. A wide
variety of graphic techniques are introduced, ranging
from notational design “thumbnails” to styles well suited
for client presentations. The importance of color har-
monies also is explored, as well as the ability of color
to communicate essential details in design. Drawing
shortcuts are demonstrated for depicting structures and
landscape features. Media used include pencil, ink,
markers, color pencil, watercolor, and gouache. Three
field trips are planned. Prerequisite: X  472.1 Basic
Drawing Techniques for Landscape Architecture or
comparable drawing skills. Internet access required to
retrieve course materials. Visitors not permitted.
Reg# V8975B
UCLA: 2284 School of Public Affairs Bldg.
Wed 7-10pm, Sep 22-Dec 8, 15 mtgs
(3 field trips to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 29.
Paul Arden, MFA, artist
New Course
Green Roofs in Southern California:
Design, Planting, and Maintenance
X 495.30  Architecture 4 units  $655
Green roofs consist of multiple components, including
waterproofing, insulation, filtration, drainage, root bar-
rier, planting medium, plant materials, and irrigation that
need to be carefully designed, engineered, planned,
installed, and maintained to maximize benefits and
ensure longevity. Once green roofs have been success-
fully installed, implementing a maintenance program is
critical during the establishment period and throughout
the lifetime of the green roof. This course addresses all
these topics with specific reference to the Southern
California climate. Elective course in Certificate in
Global Sustainability Concentration in Design; to learn
more about this certificate program see page 4. Internet
access required to retrieve course materials.
Reg# V9255B
Westwood: 314 1010 Westwood Center
Wed 7-10pm, Sep 22-Dec 8, 12 mtgs
No refund after Sep 29.
Michael Rieger, LEED AP
From Central Park to the Santa
Monica Mountains: A History of the
Park Movement in the United States
X 495.5  Architecture 4 units  $655
Throughout history, the use of open space has been
affected by visionaries and politicians. From Olmsted to
the Antiquities Act, this course focuses on the dynamic
individuals and politics that brought us parks and public
open spaces. The course begins with lectures and
readings on the charismatic individuals who carved
parks and park policy out of the wilderness and then
addresses the present-day politics of open space and
the acquisition, design, and management of today’s
parks and wilderness areas. Application of park design
principles that address such environmental design
concerns as the impact on wildlife, ecosystems, and
watersheds are studied and applied in a final design
charette. Internet access required to retrieve course
materials. Visitors not permitted.  &
Reg# V8981B
Westwood: 306 1010 Westwood Center
Thu 7-10pm, Sep 23-Dec 16, 12 mtgs
(no mtg 11/11 & 11/25; 1 mtg to be arranged)
No refund after Sep 30.
Joseph Tasker Edmiston, BA, Executive Director,
Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy
Stephanie V. Landregan, BA, landscape architect
(CA 4093)
Intensive Short Courses Offering
Continuing Education Units
Implementing New Water
Conservation Legislation
824.2  Architecture 0.5 CEU  $150
This seminar provides an overview of California’s new
Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance AB 1881,
which took effect January 1, 2010. Topics include
calculations and requirements for the design of irriga-
tion systems and landscapes, cisterns and reuse of
storm water in irrigation systems, how to design for
LEED water efficiency credits, weather-based irrigation
controller technology, and strategies in retrofitting exist-
ing irrigation systems to increase water efficiency.
Elective course in Certificate in Global Sustainability
Concentration in Design; to learn more about this cer-
tificate program see page 4.
Reg# V9207B
Westwood: G33E UCLA Extension Bldg.
✷✷ Sat 9am-3pm, Oct 2, 1 mtg
Jeff Chamlee, BLA, landscape architect (CA 1736)
New Course
Stormwater 101
802.8  Architecture 0.5 CEU  $170
Stormwater is runoff from rain and snow melt contain-
ing pollutants from streets and grass that ends up in
catch basins, through the storm drain system, on to the
L.A. River, and out to the ocean. This course addresses
legislative issues, best practices, and environmental
initiatives, including the Clean Water Act and local
legislation; grading and drainage—retention, detention,
and soil; stormwater in Southern California; green
infrastructure; landscaping and vegetation; calculating
capacity in green swales; using the Sustainable Sites
Initiative for site planning and stormwater design; and
working within the codes to retain and recharge the
aquifer lot by lot. Elective course in Certificate in Global
Sustainability Concentration in Design; to learn more
about this certificate program see page 4.
Reg# V9286B
Westwood: G33E UCLA Extension Bldg.
✷✷ Sat 9am-3pm, Nov 6, 1 mtg
Bill Depoto, registered civil engineer (CA 37461)
LARE Review Workshops
The LARE Review is covered in five separate
workshops (Sections A-E).
LARE Section C: An Intensive Review
743  Architecture   $415
Designed for students who are preparing to take the
LARE Section C: Planning and Site Design, this course
reviews the knowledge and skills associated with the
design process of incorporating elements in the natural
and built environment in a safe and effective manner.
Subcategories of study for this graphic response section
include site planning, circulation, and planting design.
Example design vignettes are used to simulate the
typical content and format of the LARE. Students must
bring their own drafting gear.
Reg# V9246B
Westwood: G33E UCLA Extension Bldg.
✷✷ Sat & Sun 8am-5pm, Nov 13 & 14, 2 mtgs
Angela Woodward, BSLA, landscape architect
(CA 2126)
LARE Section E: An Intensive Review
742  Architecture   $545
Designed for students and professionals who already
possess a basic knowledge of grading and drainage, this
course reviews the principles and skills necessary to do
grading design and prepare for the grading portion of
the LARE Section E: Grading, Drainage, and Storm Water
Management. Abstract principles are discussed and then
applied to a series of grading problems. Enrollment
limited; early enrollment advised. Students must enroll
early to access pre-readings that are posted online 2
weeks before course begins. For more information call
(310) 825-9414. Students must bring their own drafting
gear and a hand-held calculator. Internet access
required to retrieve course materials.
Reg# V9245B
Westwood: G33E UCLA Extension Bldg.
✷✷ Fri 12-7pm, Nov 19
✷✷ Sat & Sun 8am-5pm, Nov 20 & 21, 3 mtgs
Jerry Hastings, BS, landscape architect (CA 1577)
m Online course
e Not available passed/not passed
& Text required; see page 160
M Course held during daytime hours