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Associate Architectural Engineering Technology

Office Phone 274-5126/ Room# 42/113

The Architecture program of instruction leads to the Associate in Applied Science degree in Architectural Engineering Technology or Construction Engineering Technology and the Bachelor of Architecture degree. The Architectural Engineering Technology program prepares students for work in architectural firms, consulting engineering firms, construction companies, building materials suppliers, and appropriate governmental agencies. The Architectural Engineering Technology Program is accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

In the fall of 1989, the program implemented the new Bachelor of Architecture program which leads to the first professional degree in architecture. The studios and classes are offered in the late evenings and on Saturdays in order to accommodate the person whose career objective is to become a licensed architect but who must maintain full-time employment.

The program is designed to meet the needs of high school graduates, students with an associate degree in architecture, a four-year (non-professional) architecture degree, architectural school transfers, and architecture and construction industry technicians, draftspersons and junior managers who may have accumulated applicable path to the Bachelor of Architecture degree is also available.

FIRST SEMESTER
COURSE NO
CLASS
CREDITS
3505-101
ARCH. DRAWING & DESIGN I
3
3505-114
MATERIA & METHODS OF CONST. I
3
3505-122
INTRO TO ARCHITECTURE
3
1133-111
ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
3
1535-111
TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS I
4
TOTAL
16

SECOND SEMESTER
COURSE NO
CLASS
CREDITS
3505-102
ARCH. DRAWING & DESIGN II
3
3505-116
MATERIA & METHODS OF CONST II
3
3505-121
HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH. I
3
1133-112
ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
3
1535-112
TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS II
4
TOTAL
16

THIRD SEMESTER
COURSE NO
CLASS
CREDITS
3505-201
ARCH. DRAWING & DESIGN III
4
3505-205
INTRO. TO COMP. AIDED DESIGN
3
3505-244
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS I
3
1539-101
INTRO TO COLLEGE PHYSICS I/LEC
3
1539-103
INTRO TO COLLEGE PHYSICS I/LAB
1
SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE
3
TOTAL
17

FOURTH SEMESTER
COURSE NO
CLASS
CREDITS
3505-202
ARCH. DRAWING & DESIGN IV
4
3505-232
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
3
3505-246
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS II
3
3505-295
SEMINAR
3
1539-102
INTRO TO COLLEGE PHYSICS II/LEC
3
1539-104
INTRO TO COLLEGE PHYSICS II/LAB
1
TOTAL
17

Additional Comments or Requirements:

The A.A.S program in Fire Science Science Administration is restricted to District of Columbia Fire Department personnel.

 

 

 

 
   
   

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