ok, before anybody gets excited, i have done TONS of research. but for some reason i cannot find a decent enough comparison. they're either too biased or not in depth enough and basically said they are one and the same, which i know is not true. i understand they work together but they wouldn't be two different professions if they were THAT closely regarded.
Maybe, explaining what im looking for would help you explain better without being biased or too unexplained. i want to be a boss. i understand that having someone higher than you is pretty much always going to be the case but i would like to eventually work towards being the top. i seam to be very Business oriented and know for a fact i will go far with whichever profession i chose. i love math and i love money, who doesn't, but like to be in control. i heard that an architect is the coordinator is that true? if that's the case i'd be an architect but then i wouldn't be able to do the math. im sorry i get really heated and confused. im looking for someone to give me a really good explanation on how the Business works and which one would i benefit best from.
Maybe, explaining what im looking for would help you explain better without being biased or too unexplained. i want to be a boss. i understand that having someone higher than you is pretty much always going to be the case but i would like to eventually work towards being the top. i seam to be very Business oriented and know for a fact i will go far with whichever profession i chose. i love math and i love money, who doesn't, but like to be in control. i heard that an architect is the coordinator is that true? if that's the case i'd be an architect but then i wouldn't be able to do the math. im sorry i get really heated and confused. im looking for someone to give me a really good explanation on how the Business works and which one would i benefit best from.
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Well.. If you are good in something then business will be a piece of cake for you.. Therefore, I would suggest that you look into it like this:
Architects designs and the Civil Engineer implements it.
Architect takes into consideration the needs for the builder who is making the project and the Civil Engineer if not satisfied with a design can send it back to the Architect for re-consideration.
If you are creative and have good imagination with drawing etc, you should go for Architecture and if you are good in maths and physics etc then go for civil.. Or a better thing would be to do something like Structural Engineering with Architecture if you could find such a degree..
But in the end I would also say that I have a feeling that Civil has a bit of an edge over Architecture as their field is more diverse.
Architects designs and the Civil Engineer implements it.
Architect takes into consideration the needs for the builder who is making the project and the Civil Engineer if not satisfied with a design can send it back to the Architect for re-consideration.
If you are creative and have good imagination with drawing etc, you should go for Architecture and if you are good in maths and physics etc then go for civil.. Or a better thing would be to do something like Structural Engineering with Architecture if you could find such a degree..
But in the end I would also say that I have a feeling that Civil has a bit of an edge over Architecture as their field is more diverse.