CAD DESIGNER - ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING/CONSTRUCTION (15 Units) ( Archived )

CAD DESIGNER - ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING/CONSTRUCTION (15 Units) ( Archived )

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Program Type: Occupational Skills Certificate

Division: Engineering & Technology

Program Description:
The curriculum prepares students to be advanced users of three dimensional CAD systems to solve building and construction design problems. A CAD Designer leads design activities with knowledge of production processes and industry standards. Job functions include interpreting formulas or data for engineering design, geometric problem solving, presentations of design reviews, and collaborating in design projects.
An Occupational Skills Certificate is awarded upon completion of all required courses with a grade of C or better.

Effective: Summer 2008

Required Units in the Major: 15

Required Courses

		Semester I (6 units) EDT 008A - ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (3.0 units)
		TECH 107A - TECHNICAL CALCULATIONS (3.0 units)
&
		Semester II (6 units) EDT 017 - CONSTRUCTION DRAWING PRACTICES (3.0 units)
		BLDG 0213 - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CODES AND STANDARDS (3.0 units)
	OR
		BLDG 0214 - MATERIALS & PROCESSES OF CONST: SUB GRADE TO FLOOR FRAMING (3.0 units)
&
		Semester III (3 units) EDT 0118 - A/E/C MODELING (3.0 units)

Required Electives (0 Units)

None

Recommended Electives

None