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• PART ONE CAREERS IN ARCHITECTURECHAPTER 1 The Field of ArchitectureA history of architectural educationThe duties of the architectWorking conditions for architectsEmployment opportunitiesJob outlook for architectsTypes of architectural officesGetting that first jobStarting your own firmSample intern job openingsEarnings for architectsRelated fieldsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 2 Preparing for a Career in ArchitectureTypes of degreesPaths to the professional degreeCourse of studySpecializationThe portfolioSelecting a schoolFinancing your educationSample programsStudent statisticsSkills an architect must haveTraining periodsArchitect Registration Examination (ARE)Preparing earlyIntern Development Program (IDP)Intern Development Program (IDP) core competenciesCHAPTER 3 Residential, Commercial, and Institutional ArchitectureSpecializingSample job listingsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 4 Historic PreservationPreservation categoriesRelated fieldsArchitectural conservatorsArchitectural historiansHistoric interior designersAssociations involved with historic preservationFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 5 Teaching ArchitectureJob outlook for architecture facultyWho teaches architectureFaculty responsibilitiesSalaries for architecture facultyTraining for university facultyFinding that jobSample job listingsFirsthand accountPART TWO RELATED FIELDSCHAPTER 6 Landscape ArchitectureWorking conditionsEmployment figuresJob outlookTraining for landscape architectsSkills needed for landscape architectureIntern landscape architectsSelf-employmentRelated fieldsJob huntingSample job listingsSalaries for landscape architectsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 7 EngineeringEngineering specializationsPossible employersTraining for engineersLicensureGetting started and advancingSample programSalaries for engineersJob outlookContinuing education for engineersSample job listingsFirsthand accountCHAPTER 8 Urban and Regional PlanningDutiesWorking conditions for plannersEmployment figuresJob outlookTraining for plannersSalariesSample job listingsFirsthand accountCHAPTER 9 Construction and Cost EstimationDuties of construction managersTraining for construction managersCertification for construction managersSalaries for construction managers and contractorsJob outlook for construction managersDuties of cost estimatorsTraining for cost estimatorsCertification for cost estimatorsSalaries for cost estimatorsJob outlook for cost estimatorsSample job listingFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 10 More Firsthand Accounts from the FieldAPPENDIX A Professional AssociationsAPPENDIX B Further ReadingAPPENDIX C Accredited Training Programs for Architecture in the United States, Puerto Rico, and CanadaAPPENDIX D Accredited Programs in Landscape Architecture

McGraw-Hill authors represent the leading experts in their fields and are dedicated to improving the lives, careers, and interests of readers worldwide

• PART ONE CAREERS IN ARCHITECTURECHAPTER 1 The Field of ArchitectureA history of architectural educationThe duties of the architectWorking conditions for architectsEmployment opportunitiesJob outlook for architectsTypes of architectural officesGetting that first jobStarting your own firmSample intern job openingsEarnings for architectsRelated fieldsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 2 Preparing for a Career in ArchitectureTypes of degreesPaths to the professional degreeCourse of studySpecializationThe portfolioSelecting a schoolFinancing your educationSample programsStudent statisticsSkills an architect must haveTraining periodsArchitect Registration Examination (ARE)Preparing earlyIntern Development Program (IDP)Intern Development Program (IDP) core competenciesCHAPTER 3 Residential, Commercial, and Institutional ArchitectureSpecializingSample job listingsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 4 Historic PreservationPreservation categoriesRelated fieldsArchitectural conservatorsArchitectural historiansHistoric interior designersAssociations involved with historic preservationFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 5 Teaching ArchitectureJob outlook for architecture facultyWho teaches architectureFaculty responsibilitiesSalaries for architecture facultyTraining for university facultyFinding that jobSample job listingsFirsthand accountPART TWO RELATED FIELDSCHAPTER 6 Landscape ArchitectureWorking conditionsEmployment figuresJob outlookTraining for landscape architectsSkills needed for landscape architectureIntern landscape architectsSelf-employmentRelated fieldsJob huntingSample job listingsSalaries for landscape architectsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 7 EngineeringEngineering specializationsPossible employersTraining for engineersLicensureGetting started and advancingSample programSalaries for engineersJob outlookContinuing education for engineersSample job listingsFirsthand accountCHAPTER 8 Urban and Regional PlanningDutiesWorking conditions for plannersEmployment figuresJob outlookTraining for plannersSalariesSample job listingsFirsthand accountCHAPTER 9 Construction and Cost EstimationDuties of construction managersTraining for construction managersCertification for construction managersSalaries for construction managers and contractorsJob outlook for construction managersDuties of cost estimatorsTraining for cost estimatorsCertification for cost estimatorsSalaries for cost estimatorsJob outlook for cost estimatorsSample job listingFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 10 More Firsthand Accounts from the FieldAPPENDIX A Professional AssociationsAPPENDIX B Further ReadingAPPENDIX C Accredited Training Programs for Architecture in the United States, Puerto Rico, and CanadaAPPENDIX D Accredited Programs in Landscape Architecture

McGraw-Hill authors represent the leading experts in their fields and are dedicated to improving the lives, careers, and interests of readers worldwide

• PART ONE CAREERS IN ARCHITECTURECHAPTER 1 The Field of ArchitectureA history of architectural educationThe duties of the architectWorking conditions for architectsEmployment opportunitiesJob outlook for architectsTypes of architectural officesGetting that first jobStarting your own firmSample intern job openingsEarnings for architectsRelated fieldsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 2 Preparing for a Career in ArchitectureTypes of degreesPaths to the professional degreeCourse of studySpecializationThe portfolioSelecting a schoolFinancing your educationSample programsStudent statisticsSkills an architect must haveTraining periodsArchitect Registration Examination (ARE)Preparing earlyIntern Development Program (IDP)Intern Development Program (IDP) core competenciesCHAPTER 3 Residential, Commercial, and Institutional ArchitectureSpecializingSample job listingsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 4 Historic PreservationPreservation categoriesRelated fieldsArchitectural conservatorsArchitectural historiansHistoric interior designersAssociations involved with historic preservationFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 5 Teaching ArchitectureJob outlook for architecture facultyWho teaches architectureFaculty responsibilitiesSalaries for architecture facultyTraining for university facultyFinding that jobSample job listingsFirsthand accountPART TWO RELATED FIELDSCHAPTER 6 Landscape ArchitectureWorking conditionsEmployment figuresJob outlookTraining for landscape architectsSkills needed for landscape architectureIntern landscape architectsSelf-employmentRelated fieldsJob huntingSample job listingsSalaries for landscape architectsFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 7 EngineeringEngineering specializationsPossible employersTraining for engineersLicensureGetting started and advancingSample programSalaries for engineersJob outlookContinuing education for engineersSample job listingsFirsthand accountCHAPTER 8 Urban and Regional PlanningDutiesWorking conditions for plannersEmployment figuresJob outlookTraining for plannersSalariesSample job listingsFirsthand accountCHAPTER 9 Construction and Cost EstimationDuties of construction managersTraining for construction managersCertification for construction managersSalaries for construction managers and contractorsJob outlook for construction managersDuties of cost estimatorsTraining for cost estimatorsCertification for cost estimatorsSalaries for cost estimatorsJob outlook for cost estimatorsSample job listingFirsthand accountsCHAPTER 10 More Firsthand Accounts from the FieldAPPENDIX A Professional AssociationsAPPENDIX B Further ReadingAPPENDIX C Accredited Training Programs for Architecture in the United States, Puerto Rico, and CanadaAPPENDIX D Accredited Programs in Landscape Architecture