Course Catalog

Computer Aided Drafting and Design for Engineering (H)

Course Number: GC111/GC112
Typical Grade Level: 10-12

Brief Description

The purpose of Advanced Computer Aided Drafting and Design is a project-based class for students to consider and solve problems of form, space, and function while understanding the environmental, social, and aesthetic impact of architectural design; develop critical thinking, planning, and spatial skills; employ the design process in their work; learn practical skills and gain general knowledge of residential construction techniques; and to present this information both verbally and graphically while utilizing the latest design software. The students will cultivate an awareness of and respond to design and architecture in a thoughtful, informed, responsible, and meaningful way. In addition, students will develop the technical skills of current industry methods, tools, and conventions as well as be exposed to career pathways in related architecture and design fields. They will have a well-rounded frame of reference with which to proceed to the next level of instruction and/or post secondary goals. This course also offers opportunities for scholarships and internships through various firms and organizations in the design/construction/architecture fields.

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