Architectural Technology - Civil Construction, Certificate

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Degree & Certificate Requirements

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Suggested sequence (may be modified to meet your needs):

Credit Hours Required: 31

Semester 1

ARCH 1010 - Architectural Design 1 Credit Hours: 3.00 (Exploratory Course ) (Critical Course minimum grade B- is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)
ARCH 1015 - Architectural Graphics Credit Hours: 3.00
CIVL 1000 - Materials Credit Hours: 3.00 (Exploratory Course ) (Critical Course minimum grade B- is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)
DRCG 1140 - Interactive Computer Graphics-Introduction to 2D & 3D AutoCAD Credit Hours: 4.00 (Critical Course minimum grade C is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)
SURV 1100 - Elementary Surveying Credit Hours: 3.00

Semester 2

ARCH 1020 - Architectural Design 2 Credit Hours: 3.00 (Critical Course minimum grade C is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)
CIVL 1020 - OSHA Construction Safety Credit Hours: 3.00
CIVL 2200 - Soils & Foundations Credit Hours: 3.00 (Critical Course minimum grade C is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)
CNST 2110 - Applied Building Construction Credit Hours: 3.00 (Critical Course minimum grade C is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)
SURV 2220 - Civil & Survey Drafting Credit Hours: 3.00 (Critical Course minimum grade C is recommended for future success but is not required to receive credit)

Architectural Technology - Additional Program Information

Program Options
Credential	Title	Credit Hours Required	Notes
Associate of Applied Science	Architectural Technology	62
Certificate	Architectural Technology-Architectural Commercial Design & Construction	41
Certificate	Architectural Technology-Architectural Residential Design & Construction	19
Certificate	Architectural Technology-Civil Construction	31

Contact Information
Contact Title	Name	Phone	E-mail	Location
Professor	Janice Grant	586.445.7480	grantj@macomb.edu	South Campus

Program Description:

Graduates of the Associate of Applied Science degree in Architectural Technology may pursue a wide variety of employment opportunities in the architectural design and construction industry. They are also well-prepared to pursue a bachelor’s degree and eventual registration as an architect. The program provides an opportunity for the student to acquire the knowledge and hands-on skills in architectural design and construction with current technologies. The curriculum is designed to include a variety of interest areas within the courses including interior architecture, architectural history, environmental controls, office practice, structures, urban planning, materials, construction technology, rendering, model building and CAD/BIM computer modeling. Students have the opportunity to enrich their education through participation in a variety of architecture-related extracurricular activities, competitions, and preparation for the builder’s license, BIM certificate, and LEED Green Associates credentials. Certificate programs are offered in Residential, Commercial and Civil.

Program Outcomes:

Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:

1. Create complete projects following the architectural design process from sketch to final documentation.

2. Analyze program statements, reference materials, standards, codes, and other appropriate information sources,

3. Generate architectural design solutions by using conventional graphics and computer graphics applications.

4. Determine appropriate materials and building systems to use in the design of residential, commercial, and urban developments.

5. Apply math concepts to the development and completion of design and construction drawings related to architectural projects.

6. Demonstrate competence when communicating in written and oral presentation form terminology common to the architectural design and construction industry.

7. Integrate the knowledge and technical skills learned to work collaboratively in teams on architectural design and construction projects.

8. Demonstrate the importance of functionality, aesthetics, and diversity in the creative process of architectural design.

9. Evaluate design solutions to accommodate a diverse community and global society.

Requirements & Specific Information:

Articulation agreements (available for viewing on the college website at www.macomb.edu) allow students to get Macomb credit for related high school courses and transfer many credits into a Bachelor of Architecture program. Contact the Facilities Design and Construction Office at 586.445.7012.

Career Opportunities:

Architectural Technology

Transfer Pathways:

Students intending to transfer and complete a bachelor’s degree need to make early decisions concerning an academic major and a transfer destination. Statistics show that students who make these decisions early are more likely to persist to graduation than their undecided counterparts. Students planning to transfer credits earned at Macomb are strongly urged to see a counselor or academic advisor as early as possible in their college careers.

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