The Associate in Applied Science Degree in Architectural Technology provides students with a foundation of architectural concepts, technical skills, and values rooted in sustainability. With this associate degree, students can continue in the School of Built Environment and earn a bachelor’s degree or begin their career in an entry-level position in architecture- or facility-related occupations.
An Associate Degree in Architectural Technology prepares students for continued education at Ferris to earn a:
Architectural Graphics
Materials & Methods of Construction
Basic Art
English 1
Trigonometry
FSU Seminar
Architectural Digital Graphics
Interior & Exterior Finish Materials
Sustainability in Architecture: Introduction
Architecture Elective
COMM 121 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
COMM 105 Interpersonal Communication
Self and Society Elective
Architectural Documentation
Design Principles
Architectural History 1
Mechanical & Electrical Systems
Introductory Physics 1
Architectural Detailing
Statics & Strength of Materials
Architectural History 2
Architectural Elective
English 2
ARCH 242 Architectural Design Principles
ARCH 250 Cost Estimating
ARCH 270 Parametric Design
ARCH 350 Site Design
ARTS 220 3D Design
CONM 211 Construction Quantity Estimating
CONM 212 Soils and Foundations
CONM 222 Construction Administration
Entry requirements into the AAS in Architectural Technology include:
Applications should be submitted by February 1 prior to fall semester requested. To apply online go to: www.ferris.edu/admissions.
Further information may be obtained by calling the Architecture and Facility Management Office at 231-591-3100, email at atfm@ferris.edu, or visit program web site www.ferris.edu/atfm