Architect Career Research

Architecture

Career Description
Architects design buildings and other structures. They also make sure they are functional, safe, and suit the needs of the people who use them all the while looking good. The average architect earns a mean of 78,680$ a year.

Tasks

Architects must be able to:
> Work long hours under deadline
> Produce designs based on client needs
> Create detailed blueprints and models
> Choose building materials
> Work within budgets
> Know about building codes and zoning restrictions
> Supervise construction at noisy, dusty, busy sites
> Hold many meetings with clients, engineers, and others

Interests
Architects must be interested in:
> Being creative and artistic
> Being very attentive to detail
> Communicating with others

Education
Architects are required or should have taken the following classes and degrees:
> Art and Design

> Math
> Physics
> Calculus
> Geometry
> Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.), Master of Architecture (M.Arch.), PhD  in Architecture or Doctor of Architecture (D.Arch.).

Skills
Architects must have the following skills:
> Design Skills
> Drawing Skills
> Writing Skills
> Legal Skills
> Calculation Skills
> Management Skills

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Research: architecture, mechanical engineering, computer hardware engineering

Chosen Career:
Architects

Career Summary:
Architects plan and design all types of buildings and structures.

Estimated Annual Salary:
$66123

Education Facts About This Career:
-High School Diploma or GED
-Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Architecture

-Complete a Three-Year Internship

Architecture and Construction Cluster Video

Scenes of Yarmouk



Hundreds of people in Yarmouk gathering for food






Video of human aid in Yarmouk

   The scenes shown in Yarmouk are really changing the way people think about the war going on in Syria. The government is oppressing civilians, denying them food and supplies, and rounding them up like cattle. This changes the light we see the Syrian government in.

   Not only this, but it seems that the rebels are losing the war. The Syrian government seems to be winning the war, which has been going for years now.

   This has got me outraged. The scenes depicted of Yarmouk shows how little the Syrian government cares about their people. I believe this conduct shouldn't be allowed in a nation part of the UN in the 21st Century.




Links:
New York Times post
Los Angeles Times post

50 Word Mini Story

How did you get to where you are today?
When I first got to this school, I was just a little, chubby, and somewhat annoying kid. I had a really hard time back in sixth grade, but I learned a lot from those days. I improved my personality during seventh grade and made more friends. Eventually, everybody stopped picking on me in eighth grade.
So, now I am friends with a lot of people and nobody really picks on me.

Hector Delacruz 1st period


1.Describe the main purpose for using iDevices during school hours?
To study and do research online, to photograph and record events, and to keep track of data.
2.How is intent important in taking and publishing photographs and video?
Intent is important because the purpose of a photo is determined by the intent, and the reaction to the photo is also determined the purpose
3.Can intent be a legal defense for libel?
 Yes because the purpose of the picture and the way it is used can mean the difference between sladering someone or mistaken use.
4.Explain how copyright laws protect a creator of work. Go to http://www.copyrightkids.org/  and read Copyright Basics & FAQS to explain how “Fair Use” applies to education process.
it gives the creator a chance to decide who she/he wants to give someone else the chance to use their work.
5.Go to http://us.creativecommons.org/ .  Read About and Public Domain links and describe what you see and understand about this new concept about intellectual property.
6.Why is it important to honestly label the time and place of photograhs for publication? In order to correctly refer to the event portrayed in the photograph.
7.What should someone use to label a photograph that has been altered by merging two or more images into one photograph or by extensive enhancement by filters and other mean?
8.Explain how making photograph portrait "selfies" fulfill or not fulfill the intent of socrates when he said "An unexamined life is not worth living"? A selfie shows yourself and you judge yourself by it