Program overview
Our program (see flowchart) is intended to help students acquire up-to-date knowledge and skills required of drafters and designers. To receive a one-year certificate, you must take 45 credit hours of computer-aided design and drafting classes. Students typically begin the CADD certificate program during the fall term and follow classes in sequential order as a cohort.
- While in the program, students must:
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- Maintain a minimum “C” average letter grade in all required classes.
- Achieve proficiency in modern CADD (computer-aided drafting).
- Achieve proficiency in computation, human relations, and communications related to the design drafting profession.