2. For this project, I chose to
do internet research how
Trigonometry applies to an
Architect because I have an
interest in that career.
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3. To become an
Architect...
Some special and required classes
include:Physics,Trigonometry, Geometry, Pre-Calculus and
Calculus,Engineering, 3D-Design,Drawing,Technology,Hands on
activities, Architectural Theory,and Architectural Design.
Before anyone can become a licensed Architect, they must
work for three years as an apprentice of a licensed
Architect.
All Architects have passed the Architect Registration
Examination (ARE)
First, get at least you 5-year
bachelors degree in Architecture.
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4. Potential Average Salary
Self-owned experienced
Architects:Up to 300,000 a
year
Architect Interns: 35,000 - 60,000 a year
Beginning Architects:55,000 - 120,000 a year but,
the median is 73,000
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5. What does an
Architect Do?
Bring in business
Negotiate contracts
Work as consultants
Produce blueprints
Oversee the construction process
Keep financial accounts
Responsible for building safety
Finishing on time
Finishing within budget
Bill people
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6. When do Architects use
Trigonometry?
You can see Trigonometry in Architecture
EVERYWHERE.
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12. When do Architects use
Trigonometry?
By using trigonometry an Architect can express the shapes
and forms of a structure to his exact specifications and
they can be produced by any contractor.
To ensure the stability of a structure Architects must use
trigonometry,calculating exact angles and distances and how
much of a material is needed for a specific job.
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13. Future Demand
As you can see,
employment is
expected to grow by
18.6%, from 2010,
by 2020. That’s 500
average annual
openings! But there
is one thing to
keep in mind if one
wants to be an
Architect, its all
about the in the
location you work.
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