OSU New Graduate Certificate in Integrative Design of the Building Envelope
The OSU School of Architecture is pleased to offer a new Graduate Certificate in Integrative Design of the Building Envelope, a 12 credit hour endeavor allowing architects to increase their skills and knowledge in the interdisciplinary technical realm of architecture. See the attached document, and contact Dr. Tom Spector (
tom.spector@okstate.edu) for more information.
MORE INFORMATION ON THE PROGRAM
The OSU School of Architecture is empowering
architects and engineers to better serve society through
advancements in performative design and construction.
New materials, technologies, and methods for
evaluating building envelope performance are a rich
area for innovation and specialization.
The Graduate Certificate in Integrative Design of the
Building Envelope is a degree now offered by the
School as an opportunity for current students, recent
graduates, and mid-career professionals to refine their
knowledge and skill set toward the future of
performative analysis and design. This program is
geared for busy students and professionals, consisting
of twelve credit hours from a diverse selection of
alternative courses.
The customizable program consists of coursework in
computational design, sustainability, construction,
systems, finance, and other advanced studies. We
encourage you to find more information at our website,
405-744-6043.
Oklahoma State University School of Architecture Graduate Certificate in Integrative Design of the Building Envelope
Today's clients demand high-performance building envelope design supported by sophisticated research methodologies and hard data. The graduate certificate in integrative design provides both students and practicing professionals a directed study of new tools and technologies to provide this value-added service. The interdisciplinary nature of this program ensures students will be able to apply knowledge from allied disciplines.
The certificate is 12 hours, and must include one of the following courses (3 credit hours maximum):
ARCH 4253 Computational Foundations/Computer Applications in Architecture III
ARCH 4233 Sustainable Design in Architecture
ARCH 4263 Comprehensive Design Seminar
MAE 4263 Energy Conversion Systems
MAE 4703 Design of Indoor Environmental Systems
MAE 4713 Thermal Systems Design, Simulation and Optimization
CMT 4283 Business Practices for Construction
MET 4413 Ground Source Heat Pump Systems
Students choose two courses, or six credit hours, from the following list of courses: ARCH 5023 Masonry Design & Analysis
ARCH 5093 Real Estate Development
ARCH 5233 Sustainable Design in Architecture
ARCH 5253 Computational Foundations/Computer Applications in Arch III
ARCH 5493 Entrepreneurship in Architecture
CMT 5133 Quantitative Decision Making
CMT 5263 Sustainable Construction Methods
CMT 5273 Integrated Project Delivery Methods in Construction Students must enroll in this capstone course, supervised by at least two graduate faculty representing two fields of expertise:
ARCH 5100 Advanced Topics in Integrative Design
For further information about this program, please contact:
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