Architecture

Architecture

This coursework prepares students for transfer into a university architectural program.  Emphasis is on current architectural and construction practices, fundamental design skills, sustainable building guidelines, and transfer preparation.  Students should review specific course requirements and transfer agreements with their architectural instructor and transfer counselor.  General education course requirements such as mathematics, physics, etc. will vary depending upon the specific university program.

Learning Outcome(s)

    • Successful students will demonstrate the ability to apply the principles of design theory, site analysis, structural and material applications.
    • Students will apply green design, perspective and rendering theory, programming client requirements to solve a series of design problems.

 

 

Associates Degree in Science (AS) / Certificate of Achievement (CA)

To earn a Certificate of Achievement in this program, simply complete program requirement courses and applicable electives listed below. To earn an Associate’s Degree in Science in this program, complete the program requirements and applicable electives below and the Associate Degree General Education requirements found here..
CoursesUnitsFace-to-Face at RBECOnlinePre-Req
Program Requirements
ARCH 105: Basic Architectural Drafting3.0Summer 2023
Elective (select one of the following two courses)
ARCH 120: Architectural History3.0
OR
ARCH 121: Multicultural Architectural History 3.0
ARCH 122: History of Architectural Theory3.0Fall 2023
ARCH 135: Architectural Materials and Methods of Construction3.0
ARCH 145: Designing for Communication and Presentation3.0Recommended Preparation: ARCH 150
ARCH 215: Design Studio IA3.0
ARCH 216: Design Studio IB
ARCH 217: Design Studio IIA
ARCH 218: Design Studio IIB
Total Units27.0

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Architectural Drafting

Prepares students for employment as a design/production drafter in the field of Architecture.  A drafter will use computer-aided drafting (CAD) or 3D dimensional software (REVIT) to produce designs, working drawings, charts, forms, and records.  Coordinate structural, electrical, and mechanical designs and determine a method of presentation to graphically represent building plans.  Furthermore, follow building codes, by-laws, space and site requirements, and other technical documents and reports to determine their effect on architectural designs.

Learning Outcome(s):

  • Apply the principles of structural and building material applications.
  • Develop the software skills required for employment in the architecture industry.
  • Analyze, document, and draft construction drawings.

 

 

Associates Degree in Science (AS) / Certificate of Achievement (CA)

To earn a Certificate of Achievement in this program, simply complete program requirement courses and applicable electives listed below. To earn an Associate’s Degree in Science in this program, complete the program requirements and applicable electives below and the Associate Degree General Education requirements found here.
CoursesUnitsFace-to-Face at RBECOnlinePre-Req
Program Requirements
ARCH 105: Basic Architectural Drafting3.0Summer 2023
Select One
ARCH 135: Architectural Materials and Methods of Construction3.0
OR
ARCH 295: Architectural Internship3.0Summer 2023May be taken up to 4 times for up to 16.0 total units
ID 150/ARCH 150: Beginning Computer Aided Drafting3.0Summer 2023
ARCH 200: Advanced Computer Aided Drafting3.0Recommended Preparation: ARCH 150
ARCH 202: Introduction to Revit Architecture3.0Fall 2023Fall 2023
Partially Online
ARCH 204: Advanced Revit3.0Spring 2023ARCH 202
Total Units18.0

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Interior Design (CA)

Coordinated by educators and professional interior designers, this Certificate of Achievement offers an interdisciplinary approach to fundamental design, space planning, design analysis, and materials selection and specifications relating residential and commercial spaces.

 

Learning Outcome(s):

  • Students will create a workforce or transfer ready portfolio.
  • Students will demonstrate the ability to analyze a space based on the elements and principles of design.
  • Students will demonstrate the ability to draft design solutions by hand and by utilizing computer drafting software.
  • Students will demonstrate the ability to sketch design concepts.
  • Students will demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate client needs and create a personalized design solution.

 

Certificate of Achievement (CA)

To earn a Certificate of Achievement in this program, simply complete program requirements courses listed below.
CoursesUnitsFace-to-Face at RBECOnlinePre-Req
Program Requirements
ID 100: Interior Design3.0Fall 2023
Partially Online
ARCH 105: Architectural Drafting3.0
ID 125: Presentation Methods in Interior Design3.0Fall 2023
Partially Online
ID 150/ARCH 150: Beginning Computer Aided Drafting3.0Summer 2023
ID 105: Materials and Resources3.0Fall 2023
ID 170: Space Planning3.0Completion of, or concurrent enrollment in: ID 100 and ARCH 105
ID 145: Kitchen and Bath Design3.0Fall 2023
ID 141: Commercial Interior Design
3.0Fall 2023Completion of, or concurrent enrollment in: ID 100; ARCH 105
ID 151: Beginning Revit3.0Completion of, or concurrent enrollment in: ID 150
ID 250: Interior Design Capstone3.0Completion of, or concurrent enrollment in: ID 141
Total Units30.0

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