Designing and constructing elaborate buildings is an art and a science, respectively. Those interested in architecture tend to be well-rounded individuals with an appreciation for both the scientific and creative aspects of life. Mathematical concepts (like those from geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus), scientific ones (likely from physics and engineering), statistical ones (like those from computer science, especially 3D modeling and linear programming), and creative ones (like those from art) are all likely to come up during your time as an architecture major (such as drawing and art history). Students majoring in architecture will also participate in critique lessons, where their work will be presented to their peers and faculty for feedback. The objective is to assist students to become proficient in the most widely used architecture design applications while also acquiring the required information and abilities. Architecture, urban planning, civil engineering, carpentry, building design, mechanical engineering, set design, and surveying are all viable professions.

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