CAD Technician (Certificate E0426)

Technology and Health
E0426
Skills Certificate

Provides students with the most current two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) computer aided design (CAD) skills required in the manufacturing, design, and engineering disciplines. These skills also provide a platform for students to learn, understand, and build other related skills such as drafting, mechanical design, part inspection and computer-aided machining (CAM) software, which requires input from a CAD system, and is required to operate computer numerical control (CNC) machine tools.

Required Courses

Course List
Course Prefix	Course Name	Units
MFG 110	Introduction to CAD	4
MFG 120	CAD for Manufacturing	4
MFG 210	Advanced CAD	3
Total Units		11

Program Learning Outcomes

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Plan of Study Grid
Fall Term		Units
MFG 110	Introduction to CAD ⁴	4
	Units	4
Winter Term
MFG 120	CAD for Manufacturing ⁴	4
	Units	4
Spring Term
MFG 210	Advanced CAD ³	3
Certificate: CAD Technician, Certificate E0426 ⁶
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	Units	3
	Total Units	11

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