Introduction to Computer-aided Design (Microcredential)

Short-term training at JCC in computer-aided design

Students who complete the microcredential in Introduction to Computer-aided Design will be able to obtain the skills necessary for an entry level position in the field of computer-aided design/computer-aided drawing (CAD). Students will take courses that will expose them to relevant experiences in designing components and blueprints, allowing them to explore the field of CAD and the potential for further education in this field.

Program pathway

Earn this microcredential as a part of:

How to earn

  1. Apply to JCC and choose your degree or certificate program.
  2. Work with your advisor to register for the microcredential courses.
  3. After you've completed the courses, contact the Registrar's Office to have it added to your record.

Courses

Duration: 2 Semesters

Course
Credits
Requirements Met

MCT 1240: Engineering Drawing with AutoCAD

4

MCT 1340: Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance

4

MCT 1380: Introduction to Solid Modeling

3

MCT 2380: Advanced Solid Modeling

3
  • MCT 1340: prerequisite MCT1240, pre/corequisite MCT 1380, eligibility MAT 1590

Computer-aided design skills

Through the program, you will:

  • Use an industrially accepted CAD software package to prepare 3-D models.
  • Create simple detail drawings of models or assemblies.