This video was so helpful. I’m planning on majoring in Architectural Engineering. Thank you for all the helpful info. Now I can finally jump into this major knowing what I’m getting myself into.
সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার পড়ছি আমার জন্য আন্তরিকভাবে দোয়া করবেন যাতে আমি সারাবিশ্বে ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট বিশ্বসেরা সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার হতে পারি বা হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহ অনেক চিরস্থায়ী ভাবে আশির্বাদ করবেন ইনশাআল্লাহ। আমৃত্যু এই মহাবিশ্বের ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট আধ্যাত্তিক সিভিল ব্যারিষ্টার হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহto
Useful information: this major makes less money than other engineering degrees on average, this degree has low satisfaction rate, lastly this degree is rare and has very low graduates. This may sound like a good thing bc there is more jobs however civil engineering majors will get the jobs instead. Their degree is better understood by employers and more common. Civil engineering is also more general for what careers are available. Take that as you will from someone who just swapped majors.
So is there like a lot of designing involved, like maybe drafting a bit? I sorta consider myself to have both an artistic and practical side, and I’m currently trying to figure out my major for certain (engineering field). I had considered architecture before, but I really don’t see myself as simply focused on just how things look, I do like learning about the structure of things, and was wondering if Architectural Engineering really has those two main aspects.
honoured to be your 666th subscriber I'm from the UK but your description of what Engineering's like was really helpful, your passion for the subject really shines through and it's infectious :)
Thank you so much this video was so helpful I wanna be an architectural engineer and make buildings that are both architecturally beautiful and sustainable for our future! That’s why I wanna do it so thanks for making me even more sure I want to lol!
Wait I'm looking at doing the architecture + the architectural engineering dual-degree option at UT at Austin! Is that what you did? Because I was very on the fence about it but I'm very interested in both fields.
Yes I am in that program now! I highly recommend it, there are a lot of great people here making the program better and better each year. Also if you end up coming to UT we might meet each other haha :D
Hi! I have a degree in Architecture and I want to major in Architectural Engineering for my Masters degree.Please can you share your opinion and advice that can help me or motivate me.And honestly,just trying to wrap myself around using the computer system for designing😄
সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার পড়ছি আমার জন্য আন্তরিকভাবে দোয়া করবেন যাতে আমি সারাবিশ্বে ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট বিশ্বসেরা সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার হতে পারি বা হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহ অনেক অনেক চিরস্থায়ী ভাবে আশির্বাদ করবেন ইনশাআল্লাহ। আমৃত্যু এই মহাবিশ্বের ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট আধ্যাত্তিক সিভিল ব্যারিষ্টার হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহto
You probably could do both, I’d recommend applying as a architectural engineer and employers would want u to help design with architects a lot more including attending their meetings, pitch ideas for designs and having knowledge in both means you’ll be a bridge between engineers and architects meaning you’ll be relied on to lead presentations to clients since you understand both sides.
I thought I wanted to be an architect but after seeing this video I am now sure I want to be an architectural engineer cuz I am all the stuff u described in this video, thank youuuuu
They are kind of like runners in a relay race, they’re both working towards the same end goal but are responsible for different parts. Architects handle more of what the building will look like, arrangement of rooms, where the entrance is etc. Engineers make the building functional by designing the structures, systems, and how the building will be constructed!
@@TheGravyson Thank you for your answer. My problem is that I am really close to designing as to engineering and cant determine which one fulfills me more.
As a person who wants to work as consultant and open a consultancy center,would you recommend a Bachelor of architecture or a Bachelor of Science in Architectural engineering? Can Architectural engineers work as architects in the future like design buildings and other facilities? I really need help here
I'm not super familiar with consulting, but if you personally don't plan on doing any architectural work I would not recommend the B.Arch because it takes longer. In the US, Architects and Engineers cannot switch without going back to school because it is a requirement from the licensure board, but depending on the types of projects (typically smaller projects are more flexible) one might not need an architect or engineer specifically, so they could kind of act as both
And if you’re an undergraduate art student that may pursue a masters in Architectural Engineering? What would you say to help solidify my decision? Right now, I am just discovering my interest and having a hard time deciding because I love sculpting and modeling and atmospheric design.
I would check with the specific universities you want to apply to, typically masters degrees in architectural engineering require some sort of undergrad in engineering because the masters will be more in depth and you'll need the basics learned in undergrad. However, many architecture (not architectural engineering) graduate programs do not require a technical undergraduate degree, but can have a lot of the same aspects of architectural engineering.
Great content, really appreciate it I am currently studying in class 11 in India. I am willing to join the undergrad program of Architectural Engineering at University of Waterloo. I have some questions, please message if you have time. I will really appreciate it
This is so helpful, but I have a question, if I don’t take any of those classes to I have to take them in a community college or can I take them in a 4 year university? because after high school I’m planning of going straight to the 4 year university
Many people go into Structural Design, Mechanical Systems Design/Building Systems Design or Construction Management, but many related careers would also be possible to pursue
You can still major in architectural engineering! If your school has non-AP versions of the classes I mentioned, I would recommend taking them to see if you enjoy them, but otherwise, you'll always have a chance to take them in college.
@@dazusama5411 Because it's a longer, more expensive, education that wastes your time and sets you up in a worse way for your actual future job than if you just would've studied civil engineering instead.
@@LouieGrind most architectural engineering courses costs the same and take the same length of time as civil and you can focus mainly on buildings with architectural rather than all the other stuff that civil includes..
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This video was so helpful. I’m planning on majoring in Architectural Engineering. Thank you for all the helpful info. Now I can finally jump into this major knowing what I’m getting myself into.
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সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার পড়ছি আমার জন্য আন্তরিকভাবে দোয়া করবেন যাতে আমি সারাবিশ্বে ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট বিশ্বসেরা সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার হতে পারি বা হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহ অনেক চিরস্থায়ী ভাবে আশির্বাদ করবেন ইনশাআল্লাহ। আমৃত্যু এই মহাবিশ্বের ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট আধ্যাত্তিক সিভিল ব্যারিষ্টার হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহto
Useful information: this major makes less money than other engineering degrees on average, this degree has low satisfaction rate, lastly this degree is rare and has very low graduates. This may sound like a good thing bc there is more jobs however civil engineering majors will get the jobs instead. Their degree is better understood by employers and more common. Civil engineering is also more general for what careers are available. Take that as you will from someone who just swapped majors.
So is there like a lot of designing involved, like maybe drafting a bit? I sorta consider myself to have both an artistic and practical side, and I’m currently trying to figure out my major for certain (engineering field). I had considered architecture before, but I really don’t see myself as simply focused on just how things look, I do like learning about the structure of things, and was wondering if Architectural Engineering really has those two main aspects.
Omg same, may I know what u ended up doing?
Hey. Does a person need to be very good at calcus for studying architectural engineering?
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Yikes i dont think ill make it 💀😭😭😭 idek if i want to be in it anymore
finally someone I can relate to!! she said calc and I died
honoured to be your 666th subscriber
I'm from the UK but your description of what Engineering's like was really helpful, your passion for the subject really shines through and it's infectious :)
thank u!! this is super helpful!! ive been trying to do research and get an idea on what i want to do
Feels good that I hit all the HS classes u mentioned 😂
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What is the best laptop for architectural engineering major?
Thank you so much this video was so helpful I wanna be an architectural engineer and make buildings that are both architecturally beautiful and sustainable for our future! That’s why I wanna do it so thanks for making me even more sure I want to lol!
AP Calculus, Physics, and Chem! I quit already!
Not hard tbh, just put in the work. Anything good in life doesn't come easy man
The hardest is AP Chem. If you go through with this just be sure to study a lot
Wait I'm looking at doing the architecture + the architectural engineering dual-degree option at UT at Austin! Is that what you did? Because I was very on the fence about it but I'm very interested in both fields.
Yes I am in that program now! I highly recommend it, there are a lot of great people here making the program better and better each year. Also if you end up coming to UT we might meet each other haha :D
@@TheGravyson is it not too hectic doing two of those? two of those are known to be difficult alone
Hey, do you know anything about the architectural engineering/architecture dual degree?
Hi! I have a degree in Architecture and I want to major in Architectural Engineering for my Masters degree.Please can you share your opinion and advice that can help me or motivate me.And honestly,just trying to wrap myself around using the computer system for designing😄
Oh god i have no knowledge of calculus for ihave taken ABM when i was at senior high welp i think its the end for me
সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার পড়ছি আমার জন্য আন্তরিকভাবে দোয়া করবেন যাতে আমি সারাবিশ্বে ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট বিশ্বসেরা সিভিল ইঞ্জিনিয়ার হতে পারি বা হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহ অনেক অনেক চিরস্থায়ী ভাবে আশির্বাদ করবেন ইনশাআল্লাহ। আমৃত্যু এই মহাবিশ্বের ফার্স্ট ক্লাস ফার্স্ট আধ্যাত্তিক সিভিল ব্যারিষ্টার হতে চাই ইনশাআল্লাহto
How much math have you had to do? Also, great video really love seeing a woman in stem!
Stumbled across your channel and subscribed! I’m the 100th subscriber 🤩
so, if you are majoring in architecture and architectural engineering, does that mean you can be a architect and architectural engineer?
You probably could do both, I’d recommend applying as a architectural engineer and employers would want u to help design with architects a lot more including attending their meetings, pitch ideas for designs and having knowledge in both means you’ll be a bridge between engineers and architects meaning you’ll be relied on to lead presentations to clients since you understand both sides.
Hey, I am planning on majoring in mechanical engineering. Can I still get this job with that major?
Yes I have met many structural and building systems engineers in the field that graduated with mechanical engineering degrees!
Architect: Function
Engineer: Structurally Sound
I thought I wanted to be an architect but after seeing this video I am now sure I want to be an architectural engineer cuz I am all the stuff u described in this video, thank youuuuu
Hey great video, very helpful. I do have one question. How close is architectural engineering to architecture?
They are kind of like runners in a relay race, they’re both working towards the same end goal but are responsible for different parts. Architects handle more of what the building will look like, arrangement of rooms, where the entrance is etc. Engineers make the building functional by designing the structures, systems, and how the building will be constructed!
@@TheGravyson Thank you for your answer. My problem is that I am really close to designing as to engineering and cant determine which one fulfills me more.
Yeah. Same as to me. I am a Senior High School graduating student. And now I'm stucked between architecture and engineering.
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@GraysonxArch Said kinda wrong. Architects manage the function. Engineers manage the safety.
@@angelikaortega5706 I was in the exact same place, I picked civil engineering because they don't offer architectural engineering at my school.
Dope vid . Im doing construction mag, art engineering, & web development association. Planing to be a project manager in construction
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What is the best laptop for architectural engineering major?
I don't know that much about specific laptops, but things to prioritize are probably graphics card, processor and RAM.
As a person who wants to work as consultant and open a consultancy center,would you recommend a Bachelor of architecture or a Bachelor of Science in Architectural engineering? Can Architectural engineers work as architects in the future like design buildings and other facilities? I really need help here
I'm not super familiar with consulting, but if you personally don't plan on doing any architectural work I would not recommend the B.Arch because it takes longer. In the US, Architects and Engineers cannot switch without going back to school because it is a requirement from the licensure board, but depending on the types of projects (typically smaller projects are more flexible) one might not need an architect or engineer specifically, so they could kind of act as both
Hope that helps!
And if you’re an undergraduate art student that may pursue a masters in Architectural Engineering? What would you say to help solidify my decision? Right now, I am just discovering my interest and having a hard time deciding because I love sculpting and modeling and atmospheric design.
I would check with the specific universities you want to apply to, typically masters degrees in architectural engineering require some sort of undergrad in engineering because the masters will be more in depth and you'll need the basics learned in undergrad. However, many architecture (not architectural engineering) graduate programs do not require a technical undergraduate degree, but can have a lot of the same aspects of architectural engineering.
Great content, really appreciate it
I am currently studying in class 11 in India. I am willing to join the undergrad program of Architectural Engineering at University of Waterloo. I have some questions, please message if you have time. I will really appreciate it
I'm currently an Arch Eng student at Waterloo, feel free to message me if you have any questions or want any info on the program! :)
@@rebeccadamsteegt3410 Greetings! I too have some queries related to this Major. It would be a great assistance if you advise me.
Very good break down. Thus has covinces me mkre to pursue architectural engineering.
AMAZING!!!! Thank you any summer programs recommendations
This is so helpful, but I have a question, if I don’t take any of those classes to I have to take them in a community college or can I take them in a 4 year university? because after high school I’m planning of going straight to the 4 year university
What jobs could I get having a degree in architectural engineering?
Many people go into Structural Design, Mechanical Systems Design/Building Systems Design or Construction Management, but many related careers would also be possible to pursue
Is there a school offering architectural engineering in the Philippines🇵🇭?
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Thank you so much 😃🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏 so interesting 😁
ive been trying to decide between engineering and med school for months now and I think this video may have just made me decide
Thank you for posting this video quick question what is the point of taking AP Chem?
I think chem's just one of the courses you have to take in uni/college so having it in high school will just prepare you better
a basic class almost everyone takes, like unless you're an English major or business major you have to take it.
Why not civil engineering?
Thank you, this was really helpful and interesting!
What if ur in the ib program in high-school
Enjoyed your video, how do I contact by email?
Literally fell in love with how smart you are
what if you cant take ap classes
You can still major in architectural engineering! If your school has non-AP versions of the classes I mentioned, I would recommend taking them to see if you enjoy them, but otherwise, you'll always have a chance to take them in college.
You can take CLEP courses which are free if you do them through modern states
Great, thank you
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Great video!
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The answer is no, sincerely structural civil engineer.
Why not?
@@dazusama5411 Because it's a longer, more expensive, education that wastes your time and sets you up in a worse way for your actual future job than if you just would've studied civil engineering instead.
I’m a high school freshman, what’s a civil engineer?
@@aidrovo89 An engineer who designs the load bearing structures of buildings, bridges or infrastructure.
@@LouieGrind most architectural engineering courses costs the same and take the same length of time as civil and you can focus mainly on buildings with architectural rather than all the other stuff that civil includes..