LARC 3420C - Documenting and Interpreting the Built Environment
Course Description
Documenting and Interpreting the Built Environment
Dive into research methods and techniques used to study, record and interpret historic buildings, districts and landscapes. The course includes a live component that will meet via Zoom and awards CEUs upon successful completion.
What you’ll learn
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Research methods and techniques commonly used in historic preservation
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Archival research skills and field methods
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How to “read” a building (a critical skill) and research a property’s history
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How to write the history of a property
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How to present historic places to larger audiences
Who should take this course?
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Anyone 18 years or older interested in learning about historic preservation in the United States
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Anyone pursuing the Historic Preservation Certificate program
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Architects, planners, design professionals or others currently working in related fields needing to earn continuing education units for licensure or other professional development
Please note: If you are a current University of Idaho degree-seeking student, please make sure to register for the certificate program through the Registrar, not through CAPE.
Historic Preservation Certificate
This course is one of four required courses in the Historic Preservation Certificate. Required courses include:
- LARC2550C: Fall Term
- CAA3800C: Fall Term
- LARC3420C: Spring Term
- CAA4800C: Spring Term
Questions?
Please contact the following email address: caa-hist-pres-cert@uidaho.edu
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Historic Preservation : Historic Preservation Certificate