The Computer Aided Design certificate program prepares students for entry level positions as computer aided design technicians in business, industry and government. Computer aided design technicians generally work in the offices of manufacturing, construction, and architectural firms developing complete sets of working drawings and plans, along with parts used, specifications, and cost of materials estimates.
Admission requires a high school diploma or equivalent.
Prior exposure to drafting or CAD is helpful. It is essential that students plan ahead in consultation with the program coordinator. MCCC is located near major engineering and architectural firms which have provided employment opportunities for qualified graduates. Email your questions. DRA 120, DRA 191, DRA 248 and VIS 126 .