The Architecture and Engineering Design (AED) program principally prepares students for drafting (mechanical, architectural, structural, civil, and electrical electronic) and surveying careers. AED jobs are available with architects, cities, counties, states, the federal government, engineering and surveying companies, mines, research and development companies, and the mechanical, structural steel, architectural development, electrical and electronics, construction, and fire protection industries.
In addition, because of the broad nature of the AED program, graduates are prepared to succeed in most technological fields. For example, they can work as manufacturing, industrial engineering, and construction technicians. They can also work in functional areas of purchasing, estimating, bidding, plant management, quality control, expediting, and sales.
