CA · Masters
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
Program information
Program overview
The Architectural Technology program encompasses all aspects of the architectural building industry You will learn about architectural building sciences the principles of architectural and engineering design materials of construction the preparation of contract documents and Computer-Aided Design CAD In a two-part technical thesis course you will conduct an independent learner-initiated design or research project in a building-related discipline Courses include Surveying and Site Planning History of Architecture Introduction to Sustainable Design Contract Administration Project Management and Built Environment Individual and team projects provide students with the opportunity to develop competencies that are imperative for a successful career The Architectural Technology program is a CTAB Canadian Technology Accreditation Board nationally accredited program at the technologist level National program accreditation involves an independent team of certified professionals performing an extensive audit which provides graduates and employers confidence the program meets the educational standards of Canada s engineering technology and applied science profession Graduating from a national accredited program creates an expedited path to becoming a certified professional with provincial certifying bodies in Canada
Duration: 12
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