IAP Manual - 2022 - Part 01
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Who must be registered/licensed in the jurisdiction in which the Intern is gaining experience?
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Where can you find information about the fees and charges associated with the registration/licensing process?
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True or false: Interns transferring from/to another ROAC jurisdiction will not lose any period of previously accepted architectural experience appropriately documented in the CERB.
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If you are employed on a part-time basis by multiple employers during the same period, what is required?
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Who acts as an independent guide/advocate for the Intern?
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Which of the following is NOT a requirement for registration/licensing in some ROAC jurisdictions?
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What is the minimum requirement for a candidate to apply to become a Recognized Student or Intern?
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What roles are expected of the Supervising Architect and the Mentor?
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How many hours of work experience may be approved after admission to Part 2 of the Syllabus Program?
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Who is responsible for the regulation of the profession of architecture?
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What is the maximum amount of work experience that can be credited for students in a CACB accredited Masters’ Program?
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When should the Mentor meet with the Intern?
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Is it possible to record work experience while enrolled in an accredited architectural program?
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Who ensures that Interns are informed of all the requirements they need to fulfill?
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True or false: If you are engaged as an independent contractor or employed on a part-time basis by multiple employers during the same period, you will be considered an employee in each of these circumstances (for the purpose of the IAP only) and will be required to complete a separate CERB section for each employment situation.
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What is the role of interns in the IAP?
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Which organization is responsible for the accreditation of professional programs in architecture in Canada?
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What is the term used to refer to interns in the IAP?
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Which of the following steps is required when starting a new job as an architect?
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How many hours of recorded architectural experience are required by ROAC?
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Which examination can be taken to satisfy ROAC's examination requirements?
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What happens to previously accepted architectural experience when transferring from one ROAC jurisdiction to another?
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True or false: It may be possible to enroll in the Internship in Architecture Program while enrolled in the Architecture Canada/RAIC Syllabus Program.
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Who is responsible for supervising and directing the Intern daily?
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Which organization has established the Internship in Architecture Program (IAP)?
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True or false: It is the responsibility of the Intern to verify with the ROAC jurisdiction whether experience gained as an independent contractor or on a part-time basis is acceptable and pre-approval is generally required.
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What is the main objective of the IAP?
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True or false: It may be possible for students who are enrolled in a CACB accredited architectural program to record work experience while enrolled and attending an accredited program and while completing the final two years of a CACB accredited Masters’ Program, by applying to your ROAC jurisdiction and becoming a Recognized Student.
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What must a person demonstrate to become registered/licensed in Canada?
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How should Interns select a Mentor?
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IAP Manual - 2022 - Part 02
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When will the ROAC jurisdiction review and evaluate the architectural experience of an intern?
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What is the purpose of the Appendix A in the text?
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Which of the following is the purpose of the pre-registration/licensing employment period for Recognized Student/Interns?
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What type of architectural employment may be acceptable?
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What is the responsibility of the Recognized Student/Intern before accepting architectural employment?
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What is the purpose of gaining a variety of architectural experience?
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When can an Intern complete parallel documents?
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What happens once an Intern completes the required 3720 hours of architectural experience?
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When can an Intern participate as an observer in architectural experience?
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Which of the following is NOT a category of architectural experience required for Interns?
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Who must indicate the use of parallel documents or participation as an observer in the CERB?
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When can credit be granted for experience as an observer or by completing parallel documents?
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What is the purpose of the Canadian Experience Record Book (CERB)?
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What is the maximum number of hours of pre-graduation experience that may be considered as IAP experience?
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What will each intern receive at the end of each review period?
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Who should the Intern contact for clarification on accepting architectural experience gained as an observer or by completing parallel documents?
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Who is responsible for verifying whether architectural experience gained as an observer or by completing parallel documents will be accepted?
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Which of the following is a requirement for gaining architectural experience as an Intern?
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What is the maximum time limit for intern membership in some jurisdictions?
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Who must certify the entity where architectural employment is gained?
The average score is 62%
IAP Manual - 2022 - Part 03
Which of the following is NOT a typical required intern activity related to construction documents?
Which of the following is NOT a typical required Intern Activity in the Envelope Detailing phase?
Which method is typically used by Architects for preliminary analysis?
Which of the following factors is NOT considered in the design of the building envelope?
Which category of architectural experience involves Management of the Project?
Which of the following is NOT a factor to be considered in the selection and evaluation of materials or products to be used in a project?
What is an essential quality of construction documents?
True or false: Close coordination between drawings and specifications is required when preparing construction documents.
True or false: The role of the architect as a coordinating professional is not a key responsibility in document checking and coordination.
What is the main responsibility of the Architect during the Engineering Systems Integration phase?
Which of the following is a typical activity for an intern during the Schematic Design phase?
What is the importance of reasonable cost estimates in the construction process?
Which phase(s) of a project does document checking and coordination occur?
Which category of architectural experience requires 120 hours for Procurement and Contract Award?
Which of the following is the purpose of the Canadian Experience Record Book (CERB)?
What is a fundamental principle of specification writing?
What is the total number of architectural experience hours required to satisfy the IAP's requirements?
True or false: Thorough project document coordination is not crucial and does not have far-reaching significance during construction.
Which of the following is a key responsibility of the architect in document checking and coordination?
True or false: Before final release for construction purposes, the drawings must be checked and cross-checked for accuracy and compatibility.
True or false: The work of each consultant must be reviewed regularly and checked against the architectural drawings as well as the drawings of other consultants to eliminate conflicts.
In what situations should the CERB be submitted for review?
What is the purpose of programming in the architectural process?
Who is responsible for maintaining a record of architectural experience in the CERB?
What is the purpose of late submission review and assessment of architectural experience?
Which of the following is a typical activity for an intern during the Building Cost Analysis phase?
What is the purpose of close coordination between drawings and specifications in construction documents?
What do Architects typically use to estimate construction cost later in the design process?
When should the drawings be checked and cross-checked for accuracy and compatibility?
What is the significance of thorough project document coordination during construction?
The average score is 69%