CAD/ Drafting Technology - Tennessee Technology Center at Crossville

CAD/ Drafting Technology from Tennessee Technology Center at Crossville is a Campus Certificate Architectural Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. This program is instructed by Gary Rogers. He is a member of and the program is certified by the American Design Drafting Association (ADDA). The program consists of eight exit points: Detail Drafter, CAD Technician , Drafting and CAD Technician, Architectural Residential Drafter, Civil Drafter, Mechanical Drafter, Structural Drafter and Computer-Aided Illustrator. The Drafting student is taught to translate the ideas, notes, rough sketches, specifications, and calculations of engineers, architects and designers into working plans which are used by skilled craftsmen in making a product. The objective of the Drafting and CAD Technology program is to train those individuals who have selected drafting as a career in the latest industry standards and techniques, giving them solid basic training and familiarizing them with the major specialty drafting fields. It is the intent and design of the program to prepare the graduate for an entry-level position in the job market. Program Description: During the first eight months, all students complete the Core Courses. The Detail Drafter courses lead the student through basic drawing skills where emphasis is placed on graphic language, instrumental drawing, geometric construction, freehand sketching & shape description, multi-view projection, sectional views, auxiliary views and computer-aided drafting I and II. The course also includes a study of pictorial drawings, and technical drawings I, II and III. Upon successful completion of the core courses, each student must choose an area of specialization. CAD Technician is for one who already has drafting or related background or has the CORE classes completed and wants to update their CAD skills. Drafting and CAD Technician offers an introduction to several fields such as working drawings I, drafting applications I (architectural, electrical and electronic schematics, structural drafting), and drafting applications II (civil, HVAC/Sheet metal development and industrial process piping). It is designed to offer students a versatile employment opportunity and to help them determine areas in which they may want to pursue their training. View more details on Tennessee Technology Center at Crossville . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Architectural Engineering courses.