Green Building and Community Design Minor
Requirements
GREEN BUILDING AND COMMUNITY DESIGN BASICS | 9 | |
CDAE 001 | Drafting & Design in SketchUp | 3 |
CDAE 101 | Drafting & Design: SketchUp II | 3 |
CDAE 276 | Community Design Studio | 3 |
or CDAE 278 | Applied Community Planning | |
ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES | 6 | |
Choose two of the following: | ||
Energy Alternatives | ||
Design Innovation I | ||
Sustainable Community Dev | ||
Communication Design II | ||
Crisis Communication | ||
Design Innovation II | ||
Green Building Energy Systems | ||
Community&Int'l Econ Transform | ||
Sust. Development Travel Study | ||
Community Develpmt:St Lucia I | ||
Rural Comm in Modern Society | ||
Community Org & Development | ||
Smart Resilient Communities | ||
Project Development & Planning | ||
Special Topics (As approved by minor advisor: Special Topics offerings may be applied toward the minor, but require pre-approval from the student's academic advisor.) | ||
Intro to Geog Info Systems | ||
Ecol Design & Living Technol | ||
Advanced Ecological Design | ||
Landscape Design Fundamentals | ||
Permaculture | ||
Diversified Farm Planning | ||
Ecological Landscape Design | ||
No more than two courses may count toward a student's major and minor for CCD, CENT, PCOM, and CID majors or other CDAE minors. |
Restrictions
Students majoring in Environmental Science (ENSC) may obtain the Green Building and Community Design minor with only one overlapping course. Students majoring in Community Centered Design on the Green Building Track cannot minor in GBCD.
Other Information
Yestermorrow Design/Build School
The Yestermorrow Design/Build School in Warren, Vermont offers courses that may be eligible for college credit, and may satisfy some requirements of the Green Building and Community Design minor. These courses are generally between one and three credits. It is the responsibility of the student to obtain pre-approval of Yestermorrow courses for which they seek college credit by working with the UVM Office of Transfer Affairs and Yestermorrow to acquire and submit relevant course materials (e.g. Yestermorrow instructor evaluations/CVs, Yestermorrow course syllabi, examples of work done in the course).
This process can be lengthy so it is advisable to begin it as early as possible. Once UVM has granted pre-approval for credit, the student should meet with one of the CDAE advisors to discuss the course's fit within the Green Building and Community Design minor.