Architectural/Construction Engineering Technology, AAS Degree

Architectural/Construction Technicians usually work under the immediate supervision of a registered architect, professional engineer, or construction manager. They perform operational tasks of a technical nature following well-designed methods and procedures set down by their construction supervisors or by architectural standards. Tasks often include producing construction documents from architectural sketches, computations, written and computer-assisted drawings of results, and field inspection of work according to plans.

The program is currently teaching Green building practices such as geothermal heating schooling, active and passive solar technology, envelope home construction and sustainable Architecture.

This program is taught by a Registered Architect who is pursuing LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certification.

*Laptop Included Program

Student is required to obtain a "C" or better in the following Drawing or Computer Assisted Design classes to proceed to the next semester Drawing or CAD classes: DT 101, ACT 121, ACT 212, CAD 120, CAD 221

Students entering a program in any semester other than outlined may not graduate in the expected amount of time.