AEDD 260 — CAD Management
Architectural and Engineering Design Electives ................................................................ 9 credits Parametric Modeling Elective (AEDD-170 or AEDD-220) .................................................. 3 credits Approved Technical Electives ............................................................................................ 6 credits Total Credits Required for Degree: 62 credits Marine Design The Certificate in Marine Design is designed to prepare entry level marine designers. Students will work with a parametric software for ship modeling, which is the core tool of systems engineering in ship design, to model the complex systems involved in a ship. Stude nts will be introduced to the design of various systems inside the hull: electrical; piping/machinery; HVAC; structural; hull outfit; and human factors and systems engineering. Students are introduced to maritime history and vocabulary, hull shape, forces on a ship, and the basic physics, geometry, and algebra concepts upon which ship design is based. Opportunities for graduates include positions as entry -level designers in the ship building industry. Graduates may continue to complete an associate degree in Architectural and Engineering Design. Upon completion of the Certificate in Marine Design program, graduates will be able to: Understand and apply proper technical graphic standards. Acquire and demonstrate knowledge parametric software for ship modeling. Acquire the skills to organi