The Architectural Building Design Certificate is a higher second-year certificate that demonstrates students’ skills and knowledge as it relates to basic building design concepts. Students learn to apply skills from environmental systems, ranging from mechanical, electrical and plumbing to sustainable design strategies to architectural structures, site planning and building codes.

The first-level Architectural CAD Certificate prepares students in basic knowledge of Autodesk AutoCAD software and its application with architectural two-dimensional drawing. Students will learn to generate floor plans, elevations and sections, as well as standard architectural industry graphic standards.

The Architectural Construction Technology Certificate focuses on students' understanding, knowledge and application of architectural construction software with residential and commercial building construction.

The Architectural Graphics Certificate is an upper-level certificate that prepares students for generating higher-level architectural rendering and portfolio graphic skills.

The Building Information Modeling Certificate is an upper-level certificate. Students learn basic Revit Architecture software skills, as well as SketchUp Software and an introduction to Adobe Photoshop. Students apply knowledge of architectural building materials and architectural systems to generate 3-Dimensional digital architectural models.