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The Architectural Technology AAS degree prepares students for employment in architectural firms and related settings. This program emphasizes Building Information Modeling (BIM) and the application of codes in the preparation of architectural construction documents. Structural, mechanical, and electrical construction documents, as well as architectural presentation drawings, are also explored. The complete program is only available at the Harrisburg Campus. Some of the required courses can be completed at the Lancaster Campus. |
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Graduates secure positions as CAD/BIM operators preparing construction documents for a wide variety of building types. Employment opportunities exist in architecture, design-build, construction and interior design firms, as well as code researchers, construction supervisors, facility planners, and interior designers. |
General Education
ENGL 101 English Composition I 3
ENGL 104 Technical Writing 3
COMM 203 Interpersonal Communication 3
Core A Elective (Recommend: HUM 115) 3
Core B Elective (Recommend: GIS 141) 3
Core C Elective (Recommend: ENVS 201) 3
Free Elective 3
Physical Education & Wellness 1
Major Requirements
ARCH 101 Architectural Design 3
ARCH 111 Architectural Graphics I 3
ARCH 112 Architectural Working Drawings I 3
ARCH 130 Construction Materials & Methods 3
ARCH 135 Codes & Specifications 3
ARCH 211 Architectural Graphics II 3
ARCH 212 Architectural Working Drawings II 4
ARCH 214 Site Planning 3
ARCH 233 Renovation/Detailing 4
ARCH 241 Architectural Sketching 3
ARCH 251 Environmental Control Systems for Bldgs. 3
ARCH 253 Sustainable Architecture 3
BCT 211 Construction Design Methods 3
GTEC 110 Construction Print Reading 3
This curriculum is designed to prepare students to:
Conceptualize the technical requirements of an architectural project and prepare preliminary, design development and working drawings using CAD and BIM software
Explain mechanical, electrical, and structural systems and their integration into the building process
Explain construction materials, systems, and methods used in architectural construction
Use a computer in an architectural office or related setting
Assist in building code research
Write and speak effectively
Appreciate accomplishments in the arts and sciences
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Take 12-15 credits each term for no more than six consecutive terms (two years)
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Have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.0
Provide a 480 SAT reading score, 21 ACT or comparable scores on the College’s placement test
Maintain a GPA of 3.0 while enrolled at HACC
Participate in at least two HACC student organizations
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