CADD TECHNOLOGY

REQUIREMENTS for Degree / Certificates

Associate in Science Degree

Occupational preparation in Computer-Aided Drafting and Design is the primary purpose of the CADD Technology degree program.

Students are required to complete two core courses and to select from two potential career paths: Building Design Industry or Manufacturing Industry.

Adherence to industrial practices and standards is stressed with problem solving in a simulated industrial environment.

Lower division requirements for transfer to the Engineering Program at SDSU may also be met.

Review the Cuyamaca catalog class descriptions and the Degrees/Certificates PDFs for additional details.

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Course	Name	Units
CADD 115	Engineering Graphics	3
CADD 120	Intro To Computer-aided Drafting & Design	3

 

Course	Name	Units
CADD 131	Architectural Computer-aided Drafting And Design	3
CADD 132	Advanced Computer-Aided Drafting And Design	3
CADD 133	Advanced Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting & Design	3

Students who complete only the requirements above qualify for a CADD Certificate for the Building Design Industry.

General Description

Course	Name	Units
CADD 126	Electronic Drafting	3
CADD 128	Dimensioning And Tolerancing	3
CADD 125	3d Solid Modeling	3

Choose TWO of the following:

Course	Name	Units
CADD 127	Survey Drafting Technology	3
CADD 131	Architectural Computer-aided Drafting And Design	3
CADD 132	Advanced Computer-Aided Drafting And Design	3
CADD 133	Advanced Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting & Design	3

Students who complete only the requirements above qualify for a CADD Certificate for the Manufacturing Industry.

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General Education Requirements

To earn your AA or AS degree, or to move on to higher education, you must also complete the General Education Requirements.  Because there are occasional updates, check with a counselor for the most current information.