The Computer Aided Design and Drafting Diploma (CADd) program will equip students with the knowledge and skills to perform computerized design and drafting functions in an industrial or engineering setting. This program is designed to provide students with the necessary technical knowledge and skills to seek entry-level CADD positions.
Our CADD diploma program will provide students with a combination of mechanical and CADD software training as well as business and technical coursework. In order to meet the various industrial demands that require the capability to use multiple applications, our students study AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, Solid Works, Pro/Engineer Wildfire, and Unigraphics.
Program Outline
- AutoCAD 2013 Level 1: 2D
- AutoCAD 2013 Level 2: 2D
- AutoCAD 2013 Level 3: 3D
- Autodesk Inventor 2013 Level 1: Parts
- Autodesk Inventor 2013 Level 2: Assemblies
- Autodesk Inventor 2013 Level 3: Drawings
- Solid Works 2010 Level 1: Parts
- Solid Works 2010 Level 2: Assemblies
- Solid Works 2010 Level 3: Drawings
- Solid Works 2010 Level 4: Sheet Metal
- Pro/Engineer Wildfire Level 1: Parts
- Pro/Engineer Wildfire Level 2: Assemblies
- Pro/Engineer Wildfire Level 3: Drawings
- Unigraphics NX5 Level 1: Parts
- Unigraphics NX5 Level 2: Assemblies
- Unigraphics NX5 Level 3: Drawings
- Unigraphics NX5 Level 4: Sheet Metal
- Professional Communication in Engineering
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES UPON GRADUATION
- Architectural Draftsperson
- Computer-Assisted Design And Drafting Technologist
- Computer-Assisted Drafting (CAD) Technician
- Design And Drafting Technologist
- Drafting Technician
- Drafting Technologist
- Draftsperson
- Electrical Draftsperson
- Electromechanical Draftsperson
- Electronic Draftsperson
- Engineering Design And Drafting Technologist
- Mechanical Draftsperson
- Steel Detailer – Drafting
- Structural Draftsperson
- Structural Steel Drafter-Detailer
- Supervisor, Drafting Office