Engineering Technology - Architectural and Civil

This concentration prepares students to work as technicians for engineering consulting firms, structural engineers, architects, bridge inspectors, contractors and structural manufacturing companies. 

Program Information

• Students learn in modern laboratories on the latest computers and software and are taught by faculty with substantial professional experience. Students receive many hours of hands-on experience and exposure to background Architectural and Civil theory.

• Students should be in a Math (MTH) course every semester until they have completed their sequence.

• For students with adequate mathematical preparedness, and interested in transfer, PHY 211 can be substituted for PHY 101

• Completing courses in the summer will reduce fall and spring semester course loads.

• Oral Communication General Education Competency Infused. 

After Bristol

• Graduates work as home building contractors, design construction technicians, structural computer aided designers, and industrial and commercial building fabricators.

• If you are considering transferring to a four-year institution, speak with your advisor and visit Transfer Services for additional information.