Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Certificate

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Division of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

Students develop CAD skills and techniques by using the most modern equipment and software such as AutoCAD®, Pro/ENGINEER®, SolidWorks®, and MS Project®. Instruction is given in mechanical, electrical, and architectural design. Students will use the acquired computer skills from various courses to complete projects in the areas of their interest. Graduates may seek positions as detailers/drafters/CAD operators.

Upon successful completion, the Certificate in Computer-Aided Design is awarded.

Program Learning Outcomes

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Required Courses

MN 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING 4 Credits.
MN 130 ENGINEERING DESIGN WITH CAD I 4 Credits.
MN 135 ENGINEERING DESIGN WITH CAD II 4 Credits.
Program Elective 4
Program Elective 4

credits: 20

Total Credits: 20

Program Notes

Program Electives:

For more information about the costs of this program and employment opportunities after completion, please visit our gainful employment page here: Computer Aided Design

MN 140 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 4 Credits.
MN 141 ARCHITECTURE & CIVIL CAD APPLICATIONS 4 Credits.
MN 241 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 4 Credits.
MN 261 ANIMATION, MATERIALS AND 3D MODELING 4 Credits.

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