Architectural Technology
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Between the architect’s vision and the engineer’s scientific method comes the important role of the architecture technician. Students learn drafting techniques and procedures to record required documentation and methods necessary to create building environments. Graduates are employed in a variety of architectural and construction positions with engineering and architectural firms as well as city, state and federal governmental agencies.
Associate in Applied Science degree emphases within the architecture technology area are pre-architecture and CAD (computer-aided design) architecture.
Architectural and Civil Drafters with an associate degree earn an average of $56,010 annually with 130 new positions each year, according to the Oklahoma Long-Term Occupational Outlook, 2020-2030. ok-occupational-employment-projections-2020-2030.pdf (oklahoma.gov). See also Site Search | Careers | CareerOneStop for national career projections.
Degree Sheet(s)
Architectural Technology A.A.S. - CAD-Architecture Emphasis
Suggested Plan of Study
Architectural Technology A.A.S. - CAD-Architecture Emphasis
For more information contact:
Terry Clinefelter
Department Head, Construction Technologies
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Division
(405) 945-3362
terry.clinefelter@okstate.edu