13 courses with the subject ADT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ADT 151Introduction to Computer-Assisted Drafting (CAD)2
This course is an introductory course into Computer-Assisted Drafting. It explains basic CAD commands required to produce working drawings. Students will work with basic lines and editing commands to more complicated concepts in computer drafting. They will produce basic Floor Plans, Elevations, Sections and Details required in the residential drafting field. (Co-requisite: ADT-152) (ART, TECH│TC)
ADT 152Introduction to Computer-Assisted Drafting Lab2
This lab session aligns with ADT-151 and enhances the lecture session with practical Computer-Assisted Drafting (CAD) experiences. Students will practice their skills and techniques with the AutoCAD Program creating contract drawings to industry standards. (Co-requisite: ADT-151) (ART, TECH│TC)
This course will provide hands-on computer-assisted drafting (CAD) to create residential floor plans, residential elevations, site layouts, structural framing plans, plumbing plans and electrical drawings. It will explain in detail what is required on a residential set of drawings for permitting purposes and will introduce students to basic code requirements, sustainability concepts and procedures. (Co-requisite: ADT-154)
This lab session aligns with ADT-153 and enhances the lecture session with practical computer-assisted drafting (CAD) experiences. Students will practice their skills and techniques with the Revit program creating contract drawings to industry standards. (Co-
This course will train students to use construction documents and drawings to calculate areas, volumes and material quantities in order to estimate material and labor costs. It will introduce students to gathering information from various types of drawings such as Site Plans, Floor Plans, Structural Plans and building systems plans and online resources. Students will use that information to estimate construction costs for projects. (Prerequisite: ART-110)
This course will teach students hand sketching skills in a wide range of topics, from basic 2-dimensional sketching fundamentals to more advanced 3-dimensional isometric representations. Students will learn the processes and procedures used in the development of technical sketches that are commonly used in the industry. Students will use these skills to create projects that are directly applicable to real world projects.
ADT 251Building Information Modeling, Residential2
This course expands computer skills to include Building Information Modeling (BIM) for residential construction. This course includes basic residential building modeling and presentation of the projects in multi-views. It contains sustainability concepts such as site orientation studies for sustainability design. (Co-requisite: ADT-252)
ADT 252Building Information Modeling, Residential Lab2
This lab session aligns with ADT-251 and enhances the lecture session with practical Building Information Modeling (BIM) drafting experiences. Students will practice their skills and techniques with the Autodesk Revit Program creating contract drawings to industry standards. (Co-requisite: ADT-251) 145
This course introduces students to the many regulatory agencies that govern the drafting and design field. It emphasizes the preparation of permit information for residential projects along with commercial building regulations for the protection of public health, safety and welfare. This course explains in further detail what it means to be sustainable and what practices can be used in “Green Building” Technology.
This course explores building project materials and product specifications from the CSI format and how these materials and products relate to the drafting and design process. Students will research and write basic specifications for construction materials, outlining the scope of work, the materials to be used, the construction methods, and the quality control standards for each material.
This course expands BIM skills to include Commercial Building Projects and the use of features such as structural steel, multi-levels, curtain walls and store fronts. Students will expand the use of Building Information Modeling by using more advanced program features to implement commercial design into the projects. (Co-requisite: ADT-258)
This course will introduce students to the vast history of architecture and the effect it has had on the world and humanity. Students will be introduced to Classic Architecture, Housing Styles, Building Uses, Materials and Methods of construction. Students will also meet Famous Architects and discover what an architect does. Students will study some of the psychology of architecture and its effect on people and places in the world. (HUM│VED)
