The palette of building design consists of a broad spectrum of materials for architecture, from the primary building elements of windows, walls, and roofing, to the finite details of materials such as floor, wall, and ceiling finishes. This course introduces the basics of non-structural material for architecture with emphasis on material selection, materials application and limitations, and code considerations.This course has two required components. Students need to register for both when signing up for this course. There is a Lecture section for the asynchronous portions of the course and a Lab section for the required, synchronous components of the course. The meeting pattern that appears on the Lab section represents the actual times during which students will need to attend the synchronous portions of this course.

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