CAD

The introductory CAD course includes a description of computer-aided design systems, advantages, applications, and operational skills with emphasis on con- struction geometry and developing a data base. Competencies include: 1) input- ting geometric data via keyboard, digitizer, and menu with stylus; 2) editing, filing, retrieving, and screen controls such as zooming, mirroring, rotating, and layering, 3) outputting data for plotting and printing. 117

Subject

CAD

Credits (min)

2

Credits (max)

6

Type

course

Edition

1990-1991

Source

www.stanly.edu

Instruction emphasizes skill development in two and three dimensional mechan- ical design applications using interactive computer graphics. Topics covered in- clude 2-D and 3-D construction techniques, auxiliary views, view ports, conic sections, surface construction intersection, sectioning, multi-view and assembly drawings, bills of materials, and mass properties computations.

Subject

CAD

Credits (min)

2

Credits (max)

6

Type

course

Edition

1990-1991

Source

www.stanly.edu

Prerequisite

CAD 0201

Structural Application Credit 4 (2-6) Utilizing the application of computer-assisted graphics, the student will be ex- pected to complete a detailed study of mechanical equipment and preparation of plans and detailed drawings as prepared by the mechanical engineering con- sultant or contractor for the architectural structure. Heating and air conditioning, lighting and electrical, plumbing, and other mechanical equipment as necessary for construction will be included in this study. Emphasis will be placed on com- puter-assisted drafting techniques used in preparing appropriate drawings and details.

Subject

CAD

Type

course

Edition

1990-1991

Source

www.stanly.edu