Architecture
This occupational program is a two-year sequence of courses designed for students who wish to train for employment in architecture or a field related to the construction industry.
Employment Opportunities:
Work in an Architecture firm
Work in an Engineering firm
Working with a Building Contractor or Developer
Research and Development
Model-making, Photography, & Rendering
Environmental and Landscape Design
Teaching at Colleges and Universities
Building Construction Inspection
The Construction Inspection Certificate program is designed to provide technical and theoretical knowledge of construction and secure employment as in-house, agency, city, county, or state building safety inspector.
Employment opportunities:
Developers
Architectural firms
Public and governmental agencies
Large companies
Jobs in related areas could include:
Code Enforcement
Residential Inspection
Commercial Inspection
Jobs with further education:
Estimator
Building Site Supervisor
Zoning and Planning Staff
For more information, please contact our staff below.
Blake Stephens  Department Chair Architecture/Drafting (949) 582-4786 |
Glen Stevenson Mechanical Drafting/CAD (949) 582-4427 |
| Thomas Smith Senior Lab Technician, ATAS (949) 582-4780 |
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The information includes graduation rates, estimated education costs, median debt of students who completed programs, and other information designed to help students make better-informed choices about colleges and universities they select.