MWCC College Catalog — Computer–aided Design Drafting

CAD101 INTRODUCTION TO CAD

3 credits
This course represents an introduction to computer-aided drawing (CAD). It will introduce the student to the software and the hardware capability of the system by generating, moving, editing, deleting, and zooming the basic elements and features. Familiarity will be achieved with keyboard, menu, function buttons, and other system peripherals. Once the system’s working characteristics are mastered, emphasis will then be placed on the steps of the layout process of utilizing AutoCAD. Prerequisites: ENG100, MAT096, RDG100, or placement. Offered occasionally.

CAD110 ARCHITECTURAL CAD

3 credits
This course will build upon the student’s knowledge of AutoCAD to produce architectural designs for residential and commercial structures. Site plans, elevations, roof framing, sections, electrical and plumbing fixtures, window and door schedules, structural connections, and layouts are introduced. The course will require projects as a means of overall assessment. Prerequisites: CAD101, MET105 (or competency). Offered occasionally.