Architectural Technologies
CurriculumDirect to Work
Offered in the Classroom & 33% Online
- AAS Associate of Applied Science Degree | 62 Credits
Arts, Communication, & Design
Pathway
Form a foundation for an array of learning, develop a broad understanding of the world and gain the ability to think critically and communicate effectively.
Architectural Technologies
Communication
English
English Language Learning (ELL)
Graphic Design
Journalism
Music
Philosophy
Theatre
These programs are designed to provide a springboard into a rewarding career, whether it involves transfer into a four-year degree program or direct employment within the design community as an architectural technologist paraprofessional.
The ability to communicate effectively is valuable in any career and can set you apart in a crowded field of job applicants. In this program, you will learn communication strategies to utilize in personal, professional and public contexts.
Develop critical thinking and writing skills! Composition classes are required for students pursuing transfer coursework and help you complete writing assignments in all of your courses.
This non-degree program will help you develop English writing, grammar, reading, listening and speaking skills to start a degree or certificate at CCD.
This program gives you a foundation in visual design. Learn to analyze, plan and create visual solutions to a variety of communication projects.
You will learn how to be curious about the world by asking questions, why truth and ethics matter when reporting news stories and PR releases, and the technical skills of writing, video, photography, and audio for use in a variety of media platforms.
Take private instruction in piano, voice, guitar, woodwinds, strings, songwriting and composition; practice in private rooms with pianos in the art building on the Auraria Campus and perform in the King Center recital and concert halls.
Cultivate critical reading, writing, and thinking skills that will apply to an endless number of careers, including law, politics, government, business, science and education.
Gain direct, hands-on experience with production work and coursework in acting, technical theater, script analysis, playwriting, and stand-up comedy. This is a path to various careers in the performing arts, education, liberal arts, and humanities.
