Computer Aided Design
Computer aided design (CAD) is an advanced product development tool used in all manufacturing which allows engineers, designers, and technicians to develop new products faster with increased precision by automating many complex, tedious, and repetitive design tasks. Traditional technical drawing theory and practices are utilized alongside the most up-to-date CAD applications, rapid prototyping machines, modeling simulators, and other high-tech commodities.
Courses
- BUS 101 — Business Communications I (3) (3,0)
- BUS 142 — Business Communications II (3) (3,0)
- CAD 101 — Introduction to Engineering Design (4) (2,4)
- CAD 105 — Introduction to Creo (3) (2,2)
- CAD 108 — Intro to Micro-CAD AutoCAD (3) (2,2)
- CAD 110 — Introduction to Inventor & 3D Printing (3) (3,2)
- CAD 111 — Advanced Concepts in Creo (3) (2,2)
- CAD 118 — Computer Graphics Advanced AutoCAD (3) (2,2)
- CAD 120 — Introduction to SolidWorks (3) (2,2)
- CAD 121 — Advanced Concepts in SolidWorks (3) (2,2)
- CAD 205 — Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (3) (2,2)
- CAD 206 — Industrial Design Problems (4) (2,4)
- CAD 208 — Applied Descriptive Geometry & Statics (4) (4,0)
- CAD 220 — Independent Research in CAD (1-4) (2,0)
- EGR 101 — Engineering Design Graphics/Cad (4) (2,4)
- ENG 101 — English Composition I (3) (3,0)
- ENG 102 — English Composition II (3) (3,0)
- IMT 103 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech I (3) (1,4)
- IMT 104 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech II (3) (1,4)
- IMT 112 — Metrology I (3) (1,3)
- WEL 101 — Welding I (2.5) (1,3)