Outcomes

Computer-Aided Design AAS

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the Computer Aided Design AAS Degree program, the learner will be able to:

1. Recall drawing and modification functions of CAD software.
2. Identify and interpret information provided in technical drawings, schematics, or mask sets.
3. Demonstrate digital proficiency (use of a computer; basic operating system functions; network, drive, and directory navigation; etc.)
4. Produce two-dimensional drawings using traditional visualization techniques.
5. Integrate principles of related fields into the use of CAD software.
6. Recognize principles of related fields that inform the use of CAD software.
7. Analyze relationships between design elements for parametric modeling.
8. Differentiate successful work place skills in individual and collaborative contexts.
9. Create production documents employing standard conventions and requirements.
10. Propose and evaluate design solutions based on defined criteria.

Upon successful completion of the Mechanical/Electro-Mechanical Concentration (DFTA), the learner will also be able to:

Upon successful completion of the Construction Concentration (DFTC), the learner will also be able to: