Computer Assisted Drafting - Buckeye Joint Vocational School

Computer Assisted Drafting from Buckeye Joint Vocational School is a Campus Certificate Architectural Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Advanced design software and a fast computer are the tools of the trade. Imagine designing anything from machine parts to a bridge. That's Buckeye's CAD program: a comprehensive course of study that not only grounds students with the fundamentals of drafting , it also prepares them to handle more complicated challenges related to engineering problems, architectural design, 3d animation, and visual effects. Class size is limited to 21. Students use Pentium Extreme and Core2 Extreme PCs to run computer drafting and design programs, including AutoDesk Inventor 11, AutoCAD 2007, Adobe Photoshop 7, Chief Architect 10, and discreet 3ds max 8, to create projects that range from machine parts development to animated house walk-throughs and design visualizations in 3d. Students can print draft copies of their work to a B-size HP LaserJet 5100 or a Xerox Phaser 7400/DN and final copies to a D-size HP DesignJet 800ps inkjet plotter. All lab computers are configured for use as a 3ds max render farm that is driven by the lab's own render server. Students can compile finished animations and burn them to DVDs. Here's a partial list of companies that have employed graduates from our program: * MKC Associates * Dover Conveyor * American Tile * Tusco Display * Amko Steel * Horn Electrical Engineering * Lauren Manufacturing * R & J Cylinder * Lowe's (cabinet design) * Under Pressure Systems * Diversified Engineering of New Philadelphia * Tuscarawas County Mapping Department * Galion Dump Bodies View more details on Buckeye Joint Vocational School . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Architectural Engineering courses.