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What is the difference between Architectural Engineering and Civil Engineering, particularly for someone interested in structures?

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What is the difference between Architectural Engineering and Civil Engineering, particularly for someone interested in structures?

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The engineers on a project design team are responsible for different specialties. The architectural engineers are responsible for the different systems of building, structural mechanical, electrical, etc. The engineering systems outside of the building are the responsibilities of the civil engineer, (i.e. site development, storm water management, transportation, etc.). In addition, civil engineers may design structures other than buildings, (i.e. bridges, dams and retaining walls). At Penn State both the AE and the CE programs offer course work in construction management. The AE program deals with the construction of building projects and the CE program covers site related and geographically larger projects.

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