All architecture majors have an advisor in the architecture program with whom they must consult regularly in planning their semester coursework. The total number of courses required for the AAS is 21, with 66 total credit hours. Architecture courses (ARCH prefix) require a grade of C+ or higher. Below is a list of coursework that is typically required for architectural technology majors.

Major Course Requirements:

Year 1

• Orientation to Architecture and Construction Technology (AECT 100)
• Construction Materials (AECT 110)
• Computer Aided Residential Drawing (ARCH 110)
• Architectural Design Graphics (ARCH 125)
• Principles of Wood Frame Construction (CNST 110)
• Architectural design Fundamentals (ARCH 135)
• Commercial Details (ARCH 220)

Year 2

• Architectural Design I (ARCH 140)
• Commercial Building Systems (CNST 210)
• Statics and Strength of Materials (AECT 150)
• Environmental Systems I (AECT280)
• Architectural Design II (ARCH 240)
• Commercial Building Systems (CNST 210)
• Two Unrestricted Electives

Additional Courses:

Liberal Arts and Science Requirements (seven courses)

Year 1

• Mathematics by advisement (MATH ___)
• Freshman, or Advanced Composition by advisement (ENGL ___)
• General Physics (PHYS 150)
• One Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective

Year 2

• Public Speaking (COMM 100)
• History of World and Western Architecture I (HUMN 241)
• History of World and Western Architecture II (HUMN 242)

*Note that this information may change at any time. For detailed academic information, visit the College Catalog.