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Computer Aided Drafting Fundamentals, Specialized Diploma

Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate competent speaking, technical vocabulary, and technical writing skills when working with diverse groups, displaying the ability to work independently & collaboratively for observation, integrative, and synthetic skills.
  2. Exhibit proficient computer, 2D drafting, and intermediate 3D modeling and design skills in using several current industry standard CAD software such as but not limited to AutoCAD, Inventor, and/or Solidworks to create mechanical designs for product parts, assemblies, and models, applying appropriate drafting standards, dimensioning and tolerancing for same. 
  3. Applies 3D parametric modeling techniques to create a digital prototype of the project and uses rapid prototyping or similar technology to create a physical prototype of the design. 
  4. Utilize analysis tools included in the CAD software to perform simple analysis of parts and dynamic motion analysis of assemblies to detect interferences of assembled parts.  
  5. Apply knowledge mastered to troubleshooting and solving discipline and industry-related problems by analyzing and presenting data in an acceptable and standardized manner with proficient research and computer data-gathering skills.  

Courses

First Semester

CADM100Engineering Graphic Essentials

3 credits

CADM115Computer Aided Design I

3 credits

CISC101Introduction to Information Technology

3 credits

COLS101College Success

1 credits

ENGL101English I

3 credits

MATH120Nature of Mathematics

3 credits

Total Credit Hours:16

Second Semester

CADM125Manufacturing Processes

3 credits

CADM205Computer Aided Design II

3 credits

CADM230Parametric Modeling- Inventor I

3 credits

ENGL151TEnglish II

3 credits

CMTH102Introduction to Communication

3 credits

Total Credit Hours:15

Total Credit Hours: 31

  • If student is going to continue on to earn the Certificate or Associate in Applied Science, it is recommended to complete MATH140 instead of MATH120.