Architectural Drafting
Program Overview
An associate in science degree in architectural drafting can prepare you to complete a bachelor's degree at a four-year institution or prepare you for an entry-level position in the building industry.Throughout the architectural drafting program at Allan Hancock College, all architectural and related fields are explored and various careers in architecture/drafting are examined. During your course work you will gain experience in planning and design, time management and understanding of basic components of residential structures using common materials.
Master the basic techniques of:
- Architectural graphics
- Two-dimensional perspectives with shades and shadows in:
- Orthographic
- Paraline, and
- Mechanical
- Three-dimensional architectural designs using various media
Learn how to utilize computer aided drafting and design in the production of architectural designs.
Also emphasized is the process to develop a set of residential plans including plan check approval with the structural details, energy and mechanical requirements. Fire resistive materials and finishes will also be studied.
LOCATION
Industrial Technology Department, Building OMarna Lombardi, Administrative Secretary
Phone: 805-922-6966 ext. 3335
mlombardi@hancockcollege.edu
Hours
Fall/Spring:
Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
SPOTLIGHT
Brian Farris
Wildland Fire Tech Student
"Without a doubt the best part about Hancock College is the relationships you build with a group of like-minded individuals, and growing with that group. I enjoy the positive training environment that is created by the cadre and their efforts to help the cadets. They make the experience inside and outside the classroom fun. I would recommend Allan Hancock College to anyone interested in networking with a wealth of cadets and cadre who know what it takes to do the job. The knowledge you can open yourself up to will put you ahead of the game during your search for a career."
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