University Diploma - Computer Aided Design & Drafting - Architectural and Mechanical (Co-Op)

University Diploma - Computer Aided Design & Drafting - Architectural and Mechanical (Co-Op)

The Computer Aided Design & Drafting (CADD) Program provides students with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in computer-aided design and drafting careers. Students engage in hands-on projects, creating both digital and physical models while mastering industry-standard software such as AutoCAD and Building Information Modeling (BIM) tools. Co-operative Education: Gain practical, paid work experience with the Co-operative Education option. Students can complete one full-time, 4-month work term during their diploma program, alternating academic study with real-world application. Key Features; Comprehensive training in advanced CADD software, Practical, industry-aligned projects, Flexible pathways to match individual learning goals. Computer lab access will be available on the Cloverdale campus for all CADD classes. For students wishing to use their own computers, the requirements below are needed to remotely access CADD software and to access the online Learning Management System.  See additional computer requirements needed for downloading required software.  

Career Path

This program prepares students for roles as CADD/Drafting Technicians. Learn to create professional-quality drawings from concept sketches, design specifications, and industry codes.