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  • Program Info

    Because the codes, standards, and laws that architects must meet affect life safety, this is a career that requires licensure through a Registration Exam, professional liability, and continuing education that comes after earning a bachelor's or masteru2019s degree and completing an Intern Development Program of professional development. In all states, earning a bacheloru2019s degree in architecture is typically the first step to becoming an architect. Most architects earn their degree through a 5-year Bachelor of Architecture degree program. Many earn a masteru2019s degree in architecture, which can take 1 to 5 additional years. The time required depends on the extent of the studentu2019s previous education and training in architecture. In addition to earning an accredited professional degree, individuals interested in becoming licensed architects must first complete the NCARB Intern Development Program, which is a requirement of sitting for the Architect Registration Examinationu00aeu00a0(AREu00ae). The ARE is a multi-division exam used to assess knowledge and skills regarding the practice of architecture and completing the ARE is required by all U.S. jurisdictions as a key step on the path to earning a license. Important skills include critical thinking, problem-solving, communication (written and oral), and relationship building. Stay up to date on the latest developments in green building through access tou00a0online coursesu00a0with an annual subscription to theu00a0USGBC course catalog.

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    Program Host: U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)

If you’re learning to program for the first time, or if you’re coming from a different language, this course, JavaScript: Getting Started, will give you the basics for coding in JavaScript. First, you’ll discover the types of applications that can be built with JavaScript, and the platforms they’ll run on.

Next, you’ll explore the basics of the language, giving plenty of examples. Lastly, you’ll put your JavaScript knowledge to work and modify a modern, responsive web page. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge in JavaScript to create simple programs, create simple web applications, and modify web pages.

What you’ll learn

  • Recognize the importance of understanding your objectives when addressing an audience.
  • Identify the fundaments of composing a successful close.
  • Explore how to connect with your audience through crafting compelling stories.
  • Examine ways to connect with your audience by personalizing your content.
  • Break down the best ways to exude executive presence.
  • Explore how to communicate the unknown in an impromptu communication.

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Quick Facts
Program Host Type: Career Training
Program Focus: Green design & construction
Outcomes: Credential
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