1.  Identify movements and persons prominent in the 
development of architecture and their major contributions to 
the development of the profession of architecture;

2.  Identify significant works of architecture within 
specified time frames;

3.  Describe and compare various styles or historic periods of 
architecture and the guiding concepts or design principles 
that characterized them;

4.  Identify the physical resource conditions and the social, 
cultural, and economic conditions that shaped architecture;

5.  Define various concepts, principles, techniques, or features 
constituting an introductory vocabulary for architecture.

Introduction
Traditional and Prehistoric Architecture
Ancient Near East, Egyptian, and Greek Architecture
Architecture in India
Architecture in China
Ancient Roman Architecture
Medieval Architecture: Early Christian/Byzantine; Romanesque; 
Gothic
Islamic Architecture
Renaissance Architecture in Italy
Seventeenth-century Architecture in Italy, France, and England
Eighteenth-century Architecture in England and France
Architecture in Japan
Architecture and Theory in the Early Nineteenth Century
Technological Developments and the Tall Building
The Detached House and Frank Lloyd Wright
Early Modern Architecture
Modern Architecture
Late Modern Architecture
Contemporary Architecture