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May 13, 2024
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EDTE 131 Computer-Assisted Drawing and Design I (CAD)Credit 3
The attributes of design, the engineering design process, and the basics of technical drawing are covered in this course. The design process is utilized to solve problems and design contemporary products. Basic technical drawing skills are developed, such as sketching, coordinate systems, the principles and theory of visualization, shape description, orthographic projection, basic descriptive geometry, axonometric drawings, and developments. Students use and apply computer-assisted drawing and design (CADD) software to produce basic technical drawings and three-dimensional designs. Engineering design and problem solving are used to research and develop renderings and solid three-dimensional models. Prerequisite(s): None. Lecture two hours. Laboratory two hours.
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