Architectural AutoCAD
The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Architectural AutoCAD is designed to provide the foundation for the technical skills required for an entry-level position as a Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) operator in Architectural or Interior Design offices or related fields. Students develop two-dimensional (2D) drawings utilizing industry standard CAD software and learn presentation methods and construction documentation conventions. The CCL can also be incorporated into the Architectural Technology AAS and CCL pathways as well as pathways in the Interior Design program.
Details
Students must earn a grade of C or better in all courses within the program.
- Apply current standards in dimensioning, symbology, linetypes, lineweights, drawing notes for working drawings, design related drawings to read, interpret, and produce construction documents and portfolio-quality working drawings.
- Use the latest 2D parametric modeling CAD software to develop technical drawings in a manner that is efficient and compliant with standard industry practices.
- Apply construction industry codes and standards.
- Produce multi-view layouts, sections, details, working drawings, and building components schedules.
- Communicate with others in verbal and in written form to collaboratively solve complex problems within the discipline.
Course # | Course Title | Credits |
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Credits: | 6 | |
ARC/INT111 | Architectural Computer Aided Design I: Introduction | 3 |
ARC/INT112 | Architectural Computer Aided Design II: Plans and Elevations | 3 |
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