Computer Aided Design Technology

Professional-Technical Program

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology

Computer Aided Design Technology

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Computer Aided Design Technology
The Computer Aided Design Technology program offers students the opportunity to learn skills required by today’s industries. Students can pursue a two-semester technical certificate, a four-semester advanced technical certificate, and a four-semester associate of applied science degree.

The first semester focuses on design principles that will utilize technical drawing techniques and computer aided design software. The second semester focuses on computer aided design software principles that will be content specific in the student’s area of choice: architectural or mechanical design. The third and fourth semesters will focus on specific content in the area of choice - architectural or mechanical; with emphasis on computer aided design applications.

Students can return for a third year to study the remaining two areas of specialty. Successful completion of each semester or permission of the instructor is required to continue into the next semester.

Portions of the associate of applied science degree options may transfer to various four-year institutions. Contact your advisor or the Coordinator of Professional-Technical Student Support Services at (208) 769-3468 for details.

Students entering the A.A.S. degree program should be prepared to complete MATH-143 in conjunction with MATH-143D (or higher) and ENGL-101 (or higher) during the first year of the program before they may continue. Placement in specific English and math courses is determined by the college assessment test. Prospective students who do not meet the initial eligibility requirements for a professional-technical limited-enrollment program will need to take selected courses to receive necessary skill building prior to entering the program.

Current industry professionals may enroll in a single course on a space available basis and with instructor permission.