Taking the Business Management and Application for Architecture 2 course has been really

helpful for my future career as someone aiming to become an architect. This course made it
clear that being good at business is just as important as being creative in architecture. It
gave me practical knowledge that I can use right away when I start managing my own
architectural practice.
The course highlighted how understanding finances is a big deal for architectural firms.
Learning about things like analyzing finances, estimating costs, and making budgets is
crucial to make sure projects make money and resources are used wisely. Knowing these
things will be super handy for me in the future when I'm running my own architectural
practice.
We also learned a lot about project management, which is a big part of being an architect.
Managing projects well, from the beginning to the end, is a common job for architects.
Learning good project management skills will help me confidently plan, organize, and carry
out architectural projects when I start working.
The course didn't just stop there; it also covered how to develop a business and market
architectural services. Architects today need to be smart about getting clients and jobs.
Learning about things like branding, managing relationships with clients, and basic
marketing has given me the knowledge I need to promote my services and stand out from
other architects in the future.