Associate in Science in Architectural Design and Construction Technology (ARCH-AS)

The Associate in Science Degree in Architectural Design and Construction Technology provides students with practical, hands-on training while exploring broad issues such as planning, management, finance, technical and product skills, and safety and environmental issues within the architectural and construction industry. Each student is strongly encouraged to consult an advisor or counselor prior to course registration.

Program Contact:

Mike Listau 

Director, Workforce Education

[phone]

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Degree Requirements

Term 1 (15 hours)

BCN 1001	Building Construction	3 cc
EGN 1123	Engineering Graphics	3 cc
ENC 1101C	English Composition I	3 cc
ETD 1310	Survey of Computer Aided Drafting	3 cc
MAC 1105	College Algebra	3 cc

Term 2 (15 cc)

CGS 2122	Engineering Technical Spreadsheets	3 cc
ETC 1250	Properties of Materials	3 cc
ETD 2340	Computer Drafting	3 cc
ETD 2397C	Building Information Management I	3 cc
GIS 2040C	Geographic Information Systems	3 cc

Term 3 (6 cc)

PHI 2100	Logic and Critical Thinking	3 cc
	Program Electives	3 cc

Term 4 (15 cc)

ECO 2013	Macroeconomics	3 cc
ETD 2398	Building Information Management II	3 cc
ETD 2550	Civil 3D	3 cc
	Program Electives	3 cc
ETD 2355	Advanced Computer Drafting	3 cc
	or
ETD 2364C	3D Parametric Modeling Using SOLIDWORKS I	3 cc

Term 5 (15 cc)

BCN 2405	Construction Mechanics	3 cc
BCT 2760	Building Codes	3 cc
BCT 2770	Construction Estimating	3 cc
ETD 2930C	AEC/Mechanical Design Capstone	3 cc
PHY 1020	Introduction to Fundamentals of Physics	3 cc

Electives (6 cc)

ETD 1542	Structural Drafting	3 cc
ETD 1931	Special Topics in Drafting Design	1 cc
ETD 2332	AutoCAD Customization	2 cc
ETD 2355	Advanced Computer Drafting	3 cc
ETD 2364C	3D Parametric Modeling Using SOLIDWORKS I	3 cc
ETD 2551	Civil Engineering Drafting	3 cc
SUR 2002C	Overview of Surveying	3 cc

Total Credit Hours: 66