Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Architectural Engineering] From University of Texas

An Architectural Engineer can be responsible for the coordinated design of all these systems and, then, for the construction of the entire building with the goal of a safe, economical, and sustainable building system that satisfies the use requirements and provides a secure and comfortable environment for its occupants.

This programme at University of Texas Arlington is designed to provide a strong foundation in science, mathematics, and engineering science; technical competence in the structural engineering area of civil engineering; and an understanding of the importance of ethics, safety, professionalism, and socioeconomic concerns in resolving technical problems through synthesis, planning, and design. Elements of design are introduced at the freshman level. This is followed by an analysis and design component in professional program courses, culminating in a comprehensive design experience.

Architectural engineering graduates are prepared for advanced graduate degrees and a wide range of career paths with consulting firms, industry and governmental agencies.

Initially, the Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering will emphasize the building structures area. The remaining three areas of Architectural Engineering (building mechanical systems, building electrical systems, and construction / construction management) will be included at various levels but with less emphasis. As resources are added to the program and additional courses can be added, all four areas will become available as the major area.