Architectural Design Technology - Architectural Documentation (ADDSO)

Award: Associate in applied science degree

Program location: Fort Omaha Campus

This degree prepares students to enter the architecture, engineering, and construction industry as BIM/CAD technicians.  The coursework instructs students in the theory and practical applications necessary to document construction requirements for existing and proposed projects.   All core classes are offered hands-on in state-of-the-art computer labs where students develop a digital portfolio consisting of complete architectural documents for light and commercial projects. 

Graduation Requirements

General education	27.0
Major requirements	45.0
Option requirements	27.0
Total credit hours required	99.0

General education requirements (27.0 - 27.5 credit hrs.)

Communications

	English level I	4.5
	English level II	4.5

See Communications course options

Humanities/social sciences

ARCH 1000

Appreciation of ArchitectureHYBRID

4.5

Quantitative/numeracy skills

MATH 1240 or higher

4.5-5.0

Additional

INFO 1001	Information Systems and LiteracyONLINEHYBRID	4.5
HMRL 1010	Human Relations SkillsONLINEHYBRID	4.5
	OR
RDLS 1200	College Success StrategiesONLINE	4.5

Major requirements for Architectural Design Technology (45.0 credit hrs.)

ARCH 1120	Beginning REVIT (Building)	4.5
ARCH 1130	Intermediate REVIT (Building)	4.5
ARCH 1140	Advanced REVITArchitecture	4.5
ARCH 1200	Wood-Frame ArchitectureHYBRID	9.0
ARCH 2410	Commercial ArchitectureHYBRID	9.0
CNST 1020	Blueprint Reading	4.5
SCET 1120	AutoCAD Essentials	9.0

Option requirements for Architectural Design Technology - Architectural Documentation (27.0 credit hrs.)

ARCH 1010	Visual Literacy and Graphic Communication I	4.5
ARCH 1015	Visual Literacy and Graphic Communication II	4.5
ARCH 1150	Advanced AutoCAD	4.5
ARCH 2700	Construction Detailing I	4.5
ARCH 2710	Construction Detailing II	4.5
ARCH 2720	Construction Detailing III	4.5

The degree option is an area of interest within a program. Although students may complete single or multiple options within this program, only the major degree is awarded.