Building Sciences
Concentrations
Architectural Technology and Design
Construction Management
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Related Skills
- Ability to conceptualize and understand spatial relationships
- Ability to define and address complex problems, using creativity
- Awareness of the multifaceted circumstances surrounding a project, including cultural influences, environmental, social and political concerns
- Design skills, including the ability to visually communicate ideas to others
- Computer skills, most specifically computer-aided design (CAD), word processing, spreadsheets and project management software
- Coordinating work with others
- Developing budgets
- Explaining/Answering questions
- Following instructions
- Keeping records
- Knowledge and awareness of the construction industry
- Maintaining/Inspecting/Drawing
- Negotiation with vendors and clients
- Organization
- Persuading/Negotiating
- Planning/Making decisions
- Project management
- Research and analytical skills
- Supervising/Directing/Assessing
- Understand the importance of combining aesthetics with utility
- Verbal and written communication skills
