2.  the application of engineering principles and technology to building, design and construction

3.  Contrary to popular belief, an architectural engineer very rarely actually builds or sees the building being constructed.  For the most an Architectural Engineer design a building, certifies it, draws a blue print, edits blue prints, and checks for flaws in designs.

4.  Without an Architectural Engineer, a blue print could not be drawn correctly, therefore buildings would not be built correctly.  Without them, buildings would also be structurally unstable and people could end up getting hurt.

5.  To become an Architectural Engineer, you are required to have completed Algebra 1 and 2, along with a college degree in Architectural Engineering.  Taking Geometry and Technical Physics is recommended.

6.  Penn State  Delaware Area Career Center  Harvard  University of Miami  Lincoln University  Pennsylvania Institute of Technology  Etc.

7.  Although the time could vary depending on your schedule, but generally, it takes you Five years in college to get your degree.

8.  Architectural Business Development  Electrical Engineer  Senior Electrical Project Engineer  Project Engineer  Construction Management  Etc.

9.  Hager Engineering  Ryan Engineering  Blue C Developments  KEO  Architectura Inc.  Robersoin’s Inc.  Etc.

10.  There are constantly jobs opening up for Architectural Engineers all over the country.  For Example;  Electrical Engineer - Rockville, MD Electrical Engineer - Rockville, MD  Plumbing and Piping Design Engineer - Mukilteo, WA Plumbing and Piping Design Engineer - Mukilteo, WA  Etc.

11.  Depending on where you work, how long, etc., you could make a salary between $43,974 and $92,722 a year.  You could also make a money at a rate of between $15-$125 an hour, depending on you particular job.

12.  The average income for an Architectural Engineer with a degree in $71,009

13.   Bibliography  "Engineers." Bureau of Labor Statistics. 18 Dec. 2007. Bureau of Labor. 25 Feb. 2007.  www.wikipedia.com www.wikipedia.com  "Home Architectural Engineering." Home Architectural Engineering. 2008. Penn State. 25 Feb. 2009.  "Engineer Salary." Pay Scale. 2009. 25 Feb. 2009.  http://www.engr.psu.edu/ae/courses/graduate.asp http://www.engr.psu.edu/ae/courses/graduate.asp 