Engineering, 23.09.2020 19:01 hdkdkdbx

Why, do you suppose, an architect must have a minimum of a bachelor's degree, be licensed in every state, and often encouraged to pursue advanced degrees or additional professional training? Select all that apply.
Architects must maintain a level of professional care and attention to detail that assures their designs meet with accepted standards.
Architects need not have a bachelor's degree; many become licensed through apprentice programs.
Technology continues to influence building design by making it possible to produce new, stronger building materials and architects must
be aware of the use and limitations of new materials
The licensing provisions for architects typically require a minimum of a bachelor's degree in design and related coursework to assure all
graduates have approximately equal training and knowledge

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