PDC 100: Introduction to the Built Environment

Course Code: PDC 100

Credits: 1

PDC 100 introduces professions/disciplines, its formal educational preparation and its practice related to the built environment. The build environment includes all of the physical elements of where we live, work, shop and play, such as homes building, streets, open spaces and infrastructure.

Course is Offered

Offered in the spring and fall semesters. 

How to Apply

Current students can access courses through regular enrollment channels, while the public may access courses as Lifelong Education.

Instructor

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