COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN - TECHNICAL/ARCHITECTURAL
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 1 - TECHNICAL/ARCHITECTURAL
Requirements: Grades 11-12 only, Application Required, Full Year Program (CAD and PLTW classes preferred)
This program offers training in computer aided design (CAD) in regards to the fields of Technical Drafting or Architectural Drafting, and students will have the opportunity to choose which curriculum they would like to learn. Students will gain an understanding of CAD respective to their chosen path, including 3D solid modeling, creating drawings, photo-realistic rendering, animation, all while completing both technical and creative projects. Curriculum will be tailored to individual student’s skill level and interests using the most current software available, and the course can be taken for a second year with a different curriculum if desired. All Technical Drafting students will have an opportunity to become a Certified Onshape Associate. Students will also have the opportunity to compete at the annual SkillsUSA and MITES competitions. This course will prepare students for engineering or architectural curriculum at the post-secondary level, and articulation agreements exist that allow college credits to be earned at certain colleges and universities. Students completing the course may find employment in entry-level positions as draftsmen, architects, or engineering assistants. Articulation is available with Washtenaw Community College.
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 2
Requirements: Grade 12 only, Application Required, Full Year Program, Successful Completion of Computer Aided Design 1
This program continues training in computer-aided design (CAD) in regard to the fields of Technical
Drafting or Architectural Drafting, and students will have the opportunity to continue their chosen path or try the other. Students will reach a deeper level of understanding in their chosen path, with a focus on industrial/building standards. The curriculum will be tailored to individual student’s skill levels and interests using the most current software available, and work-based learning opportunities will be provided when available. All Technical Drafting students will have an opportunity to become Certified Onshape Associates and/or Professionals. Students will also have the opportunity to compete at additional competitions in addition to the annual SkillsUSA and MITES competitions. This course will better prepare students for engineering or architectural curriculum at the post-secondary level. Students completing the course may find employment in entry-level positions as draftsmen, architect assistants, or engineering assistants. Articulation is available with Washtenaw Community College.
Contact Us:
If you have questions please e-mail: Steve Vasiloff or visit Mr. Vasiloff's website
