AA/AS in Architectural Engineering Technologies/Technicians

This applied degree trains support staff for the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. It emphasizes creative design thinking and the digital tools used to solve building and infrastructure problems. Courses address construction documents, building methods and materials, codes, building information modeling, civil construction, building systems, and two design studios, with drawing and construction management courses rounding out the plan. Students need a grade of C or better in major courses, and sixty credits are required overall, including general education for applied science degrees. Graduates enter the workforce with applied skills, and the credits may also support further study in related fields. Prospective applicants should read the associate degree admission steps and consult an advisor about course sequencing, scheduling, and which campus offers each required class.