I am going to be a sophomore in architecture. As far as I know, architecture courses offered by different schools are different. The better the school, the more courses you need to study. Our school architecture needs to learn advanced mathematics, but only learning advanced mathematics D is a relatively simple advanced mathematics. Moreover, after only one semester, the class is over. It's a pity that I am also poor at math, and I failed gloriously. . Later, the make-up exam was relatively simple and passed.

It should be said that architecture is not very demanding on mathematics, but civil engineering is very demanding on mathematics. They learn Advanced Mathematics A, which is the most difficult and takes two years.

The courses of architecture include fine arts, architectural history, design, basic courses, architectural drawing and architectural mechanics (which sounds good), and some related courses are different between schools.