Drafting & 3D Modeling
The Drafting and 3D Modeling degree offers students the opportunity to learn skills required by today’s high tech engineering, architecture, and manufacturing industries. Graduates are prepared for entry level jobs such as: drafter, CAD technician, designer, engineering assistant, 3D modeler, and 3D printing technician. Graduates will be prepared to solve basic design problems using 2D and 3D CAD, provide engineering support, develop static and animated presentations, and operate 3D printers. In addition, graduates may continue on to university programs related to design, industrial technology, engineering, manufacturing, and architecture. The Drafting and 3D Modeling A.S. Degree is accredited by the Association for Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).
Courses
- DT23 — Engineering Design Graphics
- ENGR23 — Engineering Design Graphics
- ART17 — Basic Drawing
- BUS10 — Introduction to Business
- CIS1 — Computer Information Systems
- DT25 — Computer Aided Design and Drafting
- DT 50
- DT 60
- DT71 — Architectural Drafting Fundamentals
- DT 73
- DT 80
- IT152 — Technical Computer Applications Lab
- CIS30 — CCNA: Computer Network Fundamentals
- CT 50
- CT80 — Carpentry Theory I
- CT81 — Carpentry Theory II
- DT 42
- FNR52 — Introduction to Surveying
- IT 60A
- IT 60B
- MT 10
- FNR31 — Geospatial Concepts