The Computer Aided Design and Graphics Technology program is organized for students who are planning to begin their career immediately after graduation. The basic courses include orthographic projections, isometric oblique and perspective drawings, sections and developments, and CAD at levels from introductory to expert.
Advanced drawing includes process piping, structural steel, sheet metal and machine drawings.
Students will be exposed to Computer Aided Design to learn the principles and applications of this rapidly growing technology. The design courses provide students with in-depth technical engineering and design drafting experiences, utilizing student selected fields of specialization. Selection of a career track should be made with the assistance of your academic advisor, since some courses require prerequisites or co-requisites that are not listed under the career track. The practitioner in this field must develop a comprehensive grasp of each project and be able to organize and use the fundamental aspects of design, graphics and construction principles to accomplish the completed project. The student is afforded the opportunity of specialization in these fields to prepare for work in many industries and businesses.