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ARCHITECTURE

Program Overview

Architecture is the study of creating livable and workable environments balancing social, political, economic, technical, and aesthetic requirements with human needs. Although building design is the ultimate goal of the program of study, knowledge about how people affect environments and manage resources in the creation of structure is of major importance. Architects rely on an understanding of a diversity of subjects including mathematics, physics, design, graphics, engineering, architecture history, visual art, social sciences, and humanities.

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Associate Degree

Certificate

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Below is a sample of the career options available to the architecture major. A few of these require an associate degree, some require a bachelor’s degree, and most require a graduate-level degree: architect, urban planner, environmental researcher, architectural technician, vocational teacher, college instructor, landscape architect or technician, building contractor, construction supervisor, CAD specialist, architectural engineer, construction manager, drafting technician, and the allied professions such as business, marketing, and interior design.

ARCHITECTURE

Program Overview

Program Awards

Architecture - Associate in Science

Architecture Technology - Associate in Science

Architecture Technology - Certificate of Achievement

Design Technology - Associate in Science

Design Technology - Certificate of Achievement

Points of Interest

Program Contacts

Department

Applied Technologies

School

Cynthia McGregor Dean

Marie Vicario Department Chair

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Faculty Contacts

Diana Arredondo Professor

Eric Johnson Professor

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