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Note: Subject to change. Review Plans of Study posted on the College’s web site for the most accurate listings. |
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Program Description
The Architectural Design Technology Associate in Science Degree program is designed to expand opportunities for those interested in the drafting/design fields. The program is designed to serve those seeking entry-level positions and those who plan on continuing studies at a university. The program exposes students to the fundamentals of traditional drafting and incorporates leading edge technology of computer-aided drafting (Auto Cad). Graduates of the program will be qualified to fill many diverse positions in the industry or transfer to a baccalaureate or professional degree programs. Positions may include: design and production under the supervision of a registered architect, draftsperson for construction or development firms, architectural representative for vendor sales, and designer/draftsperson for facility planners. |
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2nd Year
Semester III (See POS) ARC K211/L ARC K221 ARC K280 ELEC
Semester IV ARC K213/L ARC K241/L ARC K227 ELEC ELEC |
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1st Year
Semester I ARC K135/L ENG K101 MAT K137 PHY K114 ELEC
Semester II ARC K221 BMG K202 CIV K150/151 ENV K101 ELEC |
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2nd Year
Semester III ARC K108 ARC K227 CAD K214/15 CTC K120 ENG K202 MAT K186
Semester IV ACC K111 ARC K241/L CTC K229 ECN K102 ELEC |
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Architecture Design |
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Program Description
The objective of the Construction Management Technology program is to provide students desiring a career in the construction industry with entry-level skills. This Associate in Science degree introduces students to a broad range of courses required for basic performance in offices which support the construction industry, including construction companies, architecture, and engineering firms. Course subjects include construction drawings and documentation, computer-aided design, building materials and codes, site and environmental appreciation and in addition, students will gain exposure to the principle concepts of accounting and management. |
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Business Elective Architectural Design I Contracts & Specifications Trends & Issues (Topics) Humanities & Arts
Architectural Design II Site Analysis & Lab Building Codes-Ordinances Social Sciences Open Elective |
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1st Year
Semester I ARC K102 CAD 106/7 ARC K135/L ENG K101 PHY K114
Semester II ARC K137/L CAD K214/15 ARC K108 COM K173 MAT K186 MEC K114 |
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Architecture of the World AutoCAD™ & Lab Construction Graphics College Composition Mechanics
Architectural Detailing Constr. CAD (Revit™) Building Materials Public Speaking Pre-calculus Statics |
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Construction Graphics & Lab English Composition Intermediate Algebra Physics (Mechanics) Fine Arts Elective (see advisor)
Contracts & Specifications Principles of Management Surveying I & Lab Environmental Studies Technical Elective (see advisor) |
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Building Materials Building Codes & Ordinances Construction CAD & Lab Fundamentals of Constr. Mgmt Technical Writing Pre-calculus
Principles of Accounting Site Analysis & Lab Estimating & Scheduling Principles of Microeconomics Directed Open Elective |
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Construction Management |
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Program Description
This 27.5 credit certificate program is designed to provide students with entry-level skills required to fill technician jobs in the areas of sustainable design and planning, and sustainable facilities operations. This two-semester certificate consists of courses that will reinforce existing construction industry workforce with new skill sets while training individuals new to the industry, in the areas of sustainable environment as defined by the U.S. Green Building Council and the Building Performance Institute. This certificate program will provide new opportunities for skilled-displaced workers while building on their previous experience and knowledge, and will play a role in the training of a new workforce essential to building and operating facilities that are energy efficient; utilize renewable energy sources; contribute less to carbon footprint; are constructed of sustainable and green materials, systems and components. |
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Sustainable Facilities |
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Certificate
Semester I ARC K108 ARC K135/L CAD 106/7 ENG K101 ELEC
Semester II ARC K241/L ARC K 214 ENV K110 ARC K225
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Building Materials Construction Graphics AutoCAD™ & Lab College Composition Directed Elective
Site Analysis Sustainable Design Environmental Regulations Alternative Bldg Systems
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