AA/AS in Architectural Engineering Technologies/Technicians

This associate degree readies students for work in the building professions, whether at architecture and engineering firms, design studios, construction contractors, or companies that supply materials. The curriculum rests on Building Information Modeling plus integrated design of projects, and Autodesk Revit serves as the principal modeling software. Students pick either a building technology emphasis or a building design emphasis. Across both, they develop abilities in producing drawings, understanding how structures are put together, working with materials, and communicating design ideas. Sustainability is addressed too, and one course helps students prepare for the LEED exam. Because learners spend time with software widely used in practice, they are positioned for jobs in drafting, modeling, or coordinating projects. Graduates can enter design offices, contracting firms, or supplier businesses, and the program links to numerous professional routes within the field.