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Program Curriculum |
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Engineering
Design/Tech Prep Program
An
Associate
of
Applied
Science degree program offered by the Technology and
Business Division. The program in engineering
design is a four-semester course of study leading to an Associate in Applied
Science degree. Specialized
learning experiences include the implementation of computer-aided design
software in various design disciplines. Instruction
emphasizes the development of technical knowledge and drafting skills that are
essential to the successful entrance in the job market as a design technician. Former
students have been employed as pipe designers, architectural designers, tool
designers, civil designers, structural detail designers, electrical designers,
and job estimators. The
Engineering Design program provides work-place experiences recommended by the
U.S. Department of Labor Secretary's Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills
(SCANS). Some upper level
universities will allow you to transfer anywhere from 24-44 hours of your
technical credit toward a Bachelor of Applied Arts or Science degree.
Contact your transfer university for information.
*Students
entering the program must take all three parts of the THEA test to determine if
any remediation is necessary. **These
courses may be taken during the 11th and 12th grade, in high school, as part of
a Tech-Prep Contract. Credit will
be granted for DFTG 1409 only if the high school course is taught on identical
CAD software. ***This
elective must be selected from the list of core requirements social and behavioral science courses.
Computer-Aided
Drafting (CAD) Certificate (20
semester credit hours) A
certificate program offered by the Division of Technology and Business. The
certificate program in computer-aided drafting is recommended for the individual
who has prior drafting experience and wishes to update his/her skills.
Manual drafting skills recommended through Tech-Prep, college transfer,
high school courses or work experience. |
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Course
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Course
Title |
Semester
Hours
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**DFTG
1405 |
Technical
Drafting |
4 |
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DFTG
1409 |
Basic
Computer Aided Drafting |
4 |
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DFTG 1410 |
Specialized Basic Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) |
4 |
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DFTG
2419 |
Intermediate
Computer-Aided Drafting |
4 |
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DFTG
2436 |
Computer-Aided
Drafting Programming |
4 |
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DFTG
2440 |
Solid
Modeling/Design |
4 |
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24
sem. hrs |
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Architectural Design Certificate
The certificate program in architectural design is recommended for those individuals who have a desire to pursue a career in architectural residential design as an apprentice or trainee. This program provides students with learning experiences in computer-aided design, architectural (residential) design, and structural design.
Course
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Course
Title |
Semester
Hours
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Freshman Year, First Semester |
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**DFTG
1405 |
Technical
Drafting |
4 |
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DFTG
140 |
Basic Computer-Aided Drafting |
4 |
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DFTG 1410 |
Specialized Basic Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) |
4 |
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DFTG 1417 |
Architectural Drafting - Residential |
4 |
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16 sem.
hrs |
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Freshman Year, Second Semester |
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DFTG 2432 |
Advanced Computer-Aided Drafting |
4 |
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DFTG 1493 |
Special Topics in Civil Drafting and Civil Engineering CAD/CADD |
4 |
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8 sem.
hrs |
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