Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Technology - Associate in Applied Science
Information Technology Pathway
90 Credits | 8 Quarters
Put your passions to work in one of the most relevant and in-demand industries—Information Technology. Become a game developer, civil engineer, cybersecurity guru, or IT network engineer and work in virtually any industry and any country. Take your next step into our Information Technology Pathway. Classes in this pathway give you a focused, technical education to help you reach your goals and graduate quickly.
Transition Studies Students have several options for their starting point. Some students may start in our Transition Studies programs: Adult Basic Education, English as a Second Language, Digital Literacy, and High School+.
Distribution: AAS, AAS-COMPUTATION
Distribution: AA, AAS, AS, DTA, COMMUNICATION, GER-CIS, AA-AAS-T-COMMUNICATION, AAS-COMMUNICATION: Reading/Writing, AAS-READING-WRITING
Distribution: AA, AAS, AS, DTA, DIVERSITY, HUMANITIES, NURSING HUMANITIES, AAS-SPEAKING-LISTENING, AAS-HUMAN RELATIONS, AA-AAS-T-HUMANITIES, AAS-ADDITIONAL COMMUNICATION, HUMANITIES-CULTURAL-5QTR, HUM-CULTURAL-ELECTIVE-6QTR, HUM-CULTURAL-ELECTIVE-8QTR, FPA-Hum-Qtr 6-7-8
At the completion for the AEC Technology Program, the successful student will be able to:
- Use industry standard software to:
a) Communicate how a building is constructed
b) Identify conflicts between and among building systems
c) Design large public works infrastructures
d) Create virtual building models
- Communicate orally and in writing to diverse team members, colleagues, supervisors, and customers
- Present completed professional resume and portfolio that demonstrates skills, employment history, interests, and accomplishments
- Think critically, ethically, and creatively to solve work-related problems, and initiate professional growth and learning
- Apply general principles of project management to classroom work