The Computer Aided Drafting & Design program teaches students the fundamentals and standards of drafting, 2D drawing creation, design principles, illustration, 3D modeling, mechanical and architectural applications, and more. CADD teaches students practical knowledge, technical skills, critical thinking, communication, visualization, and the mathematical ability required to be a drafter.

 

They will use tools for board drafting, as well as computers, industry software such as Microsoft Office, Autodesk AutoCAD, Fusion 360, and Revit, equipment such as plotters, laser engravers, 3D printers, and more. CADD students may participate in a variety of community projects and competitions. 

 

A drafter creates detailed drawings of machines, buildings, and sites. Engineers often do this work as well, making this is a great option for people curious about drafting, engineering, or architecture professions. This program will prepare students to directly enter the workforce or continue onto post-secondary education.

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CADD students may earn Transition Math embedded credit and a non-transcript art credit.​

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This program can be completed in one year (540 clock hours).

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Class starts in August each year.

Monday-Friday 7:25 AM-10:15 AM