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Hello, I'm in college right now and I am thinking to be an architect, but there is so much architecture jobs
architecture jobs as project architect, landscape architect, Licensed Architect, Solutions Architect, Data Warehouse Architect, Enterprise Architect, Software Architect , J2EE Architect , Technical Architect, Information Architect, Senior Application Architect, and Java Architect. If someone know the difference between them, can you please tell me a different between all them and what they do, in a very brief information or any clues about the. There so many, and I'm confused about what I have to pick. Thank You.
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- Wow...what college are you in and where the xxxx is your advisor ? As a former educator myself I find it horrible that your college leaders are not providing you with the answers to your questions. If nothing else go online and find an architect in each of these fields.(hopefilly in your college town) and go visit...most love to talk shop with up and comers....especially if you indicate you would be willing to apprentice during college to learn from him/her. Choice #2....computer and search bar...type each of your list and search!!!
- First of all, you should ask your professors and advisers to answer some of these questions. Secondly, you will be able to decide which branch of architecture interest you as you take courses in some of these fields. The term Architect has been attached to many fields that are unrelated to the traditional function of architecture, which involves the design of homes and commercial buildings. Software and Java architecture are computer fields unrelated to architecture of the traditional type. Architecture is a noble profession. If you like what you do, you will be successful in it.
