People with the right education, internships and other relevant credentials have a few different paths to licensure. The process that you’ll take depends on your situation. There’s an application for first time architects, people coming from out of state and those with education and credentials but no license. There’s also a path for reinstatement of…
DetailsSome land surveyor challenges and solutions are almost universal and some arise when new technology makes more precise mapping possible. Land surveyor continuing education helps keep your skills sharp and your knowledge up to date, which is why it’s a standard part of licensing requirements. If it’s time again for you to earn more professional…
DetailsLearning what’s new and retaining what’s still relevant: that’s the purpose of the PDH Academy CPA continuing education course, Changes You Need to Know – The 2017 FASB Review. This is a 16 CPE hour course that’s new for this year. It covers new FASB statements, new developments and those on the horizon, issues that…
DetailsMike Morrison is a leading training and change management consultant who specializes in increasing employee engagement through performance. We recently sat down with Mike to hear his thoughts on setting training goals, establishing training structures, and getting trainees’ buy-in regarding the value of the additional education. Tell us a bit about your background. Why did…
DetailsArchitectural concrete can be almost anything. It’s science. It’s art. It’s capable of nearly any vision that the architectural, engineering and design teams can imagine. And as one of the most versatile materials available to architects, it’s used in large and small private and public projects throughout the sunshine state. PDH Academy offers Architectural Concrete…
DetailsLand surveying is the latest industry to be revolutionized by drones. Not only is the use of drones or UAS technology is growing in North America, it’s making survey work more approachable and hopefully much more accurate in parts of the world where surveyors have limited access to the terrain and to modern equipment. Drone…
DetailsIf you’ve been an accountant for long enough, you can probably relate. There’s a client who brings along just as many troubles as payments for services rendered. Is the CPA/client relationship worth saving? Oftentimes, no. Not every accountant and client can work out a disagreement, and not every client should be saved at all cost.…
DetailsFour-dimensional printed metal fabric from NASA? Self-charging batteries? Lighting that you can wrap around a pencil as easily as you can wrap it around a room? The industry is awash in new technology and products that architects love. Some make life easier. Some make working a much more creative endeavor. All three of these tech…
DetailsArchitectural excellence is worth celebrating. That’s especially true for public buildings that affect the lives of so many people for generations. Each year, the American Institute of Architects and the American Library Association recognizes design excellence in public libraries around the world. This year’s winners include Boston, New Orleans, Columbus and several other cities. Here…
DetailsTechnology that extracts water from the air isn’t new. It’s also inefficient, but new technology being developed by MIT and U.C. Berkeley could change everything. Now, air with as low as 20 percent humidity can produce liters of water every day. What’s more, solar power makes this the cleanest way to extract water so far.…
Details
