Architectural Design, Associate in Science
The Associate in Science in Architectural Design provides a balance of architectural technical design, with lower division courses that provide students with a diverse foundation of knowledge in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning, which prepares them for careers in a wide range of design fields. The program prepares students to work as architectural technicians or designers in an architectural, engineering, or development office.
Courses
- ARCH V10 — Introduction to Architectural Design
- ARCH V15 — Design and Model Construction
- ARCH V20 — History of Architecture
- ARCH V21 — Architectural Graphics I
- ARCH V22 — Architectural Graphics II
- ARCH V23 — Introduction to AutoCAD
- ARCH V24 — Advanced Operations of AutoCAD
- ARCH V25 — Digital Tools for Architecture
- ARCH V31 — Revit Practice I
- ARCH V32 — Revit Practice II
- ARCH V33 — Computer Applications in Architecture
- ARCH V40 — Architectural Design I
- ARCH V41 — Architectural Design II
- ARCH V60 — Simplified Engineering for Building Construction
- ARCH V64 — Building Construction: Materials and Methods
- ARCH V96 — Work Experience Education in Architecture
- CT V64 — Building Construction: Materials and Methods
- DRFT V05A — Introduction to AutoCAD
- DRFT V05B — Advanced Operations of AutoCAD
- DRFT V51 — Design Animation and Modeling
- ENGL C1000 — Academic Reading and Writing