Architectural Technology

Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.)

Curriculum Requirements

As a student in this program, you are required to complete a minimum of 64 semester hours with a grade point average of no lower than C (2.0). All technology students take a common core of courses during the first semester along with an introductory course in their chosen degree program. After the first semester, it is possible for the student to transfer from one degree program to another without loss of credit. For this degree program, you must successfully complete the following:

Program Core

ARC-105Architectural Drawing

3

ARC-106Architectural Drawing in Digital Media

3

ARC-120Architecture History: 1880 - Present

3

ARC-130Construction Material

3

ARC-242Construction Management

3

ARC-244Residential Design

3

ARC-246Commercial Design

3

ARC-248Structural Design

4

ARC-249Building Mechanical Systems

3

MET-216Statics and Strength of Materials

3

General Education

ENG-101Composition I

3

ENG-103Composition II

3

COM-110Public Speaking

3

-DEISJSUNY General Education approved course in Diversity: Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice

3

-
General Electives

3

HPE-
Health and Physical Education Electives

2

Complete one of the following:

PHY-118College Physics I

4

-
Or

PHY-151University Physics I

4

Complete two of the following:

MAT-145Survey of Functions I

3

MAT-152Pre-Calculus (Survey of Functions II)

3

MAT-271Calculus I

4

MAT-272Calculus II

4

Approved Electives

Choose six (6) credits from the following:

ARC-110Architecture History: Prehistory - 1880

3

ART-102Foundation Drawing I

3

ART-103Foundation Drawing II

3

ART-104Design I

3

ART-105Design II

3

ART-106Ceramics I

3

ART-110/DIG-110Digital Photography

3

ART-115Computer Imaging

3

ART-200Figure Drawing I

3

ART-205Modeling and Sculpture

3

ART-220Graphic Illustration

3

BIO-103/CON-103Environmental Science

4

HIS-100Early Western Civilization: Ancient Greece to the Renaissance

3

HIS-101Modern Western Civilization: Enlightenment to the Cold War

3

HRT-110Introduction to Horticulture

3

HRT-111Tree Culture & Maintenance

3

HRT-151Woody Plant Materials

3

HRT-201Landscape Design I

3

HRT-202Landscape Construction and Maintenance

3

MAT-271Calculus I

4

MAT-272Calculus II

4

MET-101Material Science

3

MET-104Manufacturing Processes

3

MET-205Engineering Drawing III

3

PHY-119College Physics II

4

POL-100American Government

3

SOC-100Introduction to Sociology

3

TECH-122Electronic Theory

3

Sample Schedule

The schedule below shows how the requirements for this degree may be met in four semesters. For some students, fulfilling degree requirements may take more than four semesters to complete. When planning your schedule, you should consult with your advisor.

First Semester (16 Credit Hours)

ARC-105Architectural Drawing

3

ARC-130Construction Material

3

ENG-101Composition I

3

MAT-145Survey of Functions I

3

-
Approved Electives

3

HPE-
Health and Physical Education (HPE) Electives

1

Second Semester (16 Credit Hours)

ARC-106Architectural Drawing in Digital Media

3

ARC-120Architecture History: 1880 - Present

3

ENG-103Composition II

3

MAT-152Pre-Calculus (Survey of Functions II)

3

Complete one of the following:

PHY-118College Physics I

4

-
Or

PHY-151University Physics I

4

Third Semester (16 Credit Hours)

ARC-242Construction Management

3

ARC-244Residential Design

3

COM-110Public Speaking

3

MET-216Statics and Strength of Materials

3

-DEISJSUNY General Education approved course in Diversity: Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice

3

HPE-
Health and Physical Education (HPE) Electives

1

Fourth Semester (16 Credit Hours)

ARC-246Commercial Design

3

ARC-248Structural Design

4

ARC-249Building Mechanical Systems

3

-
Approved Electives

3

-
General Electives

3

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this degree program, students will be able to:

  • Design projects based on the study of historic precedence and its evolution to stimulate artistic sensitivities and creative sensibilities.
  • Analyze construction materials, methods, techniques and sustainability.
  • Present projects using various media typical to the architectural industry.
  • Analyze typical processes for the professional practice of architecture.