COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING & 3D ANIMATION I Course No. 8530
COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING & 3D ANIMATION II Course No. 8531
2 years – 6 credits – Advanced Career Education (ACE) Center at Hermitage
State Course Title: Drafting
Computer-Aided Drafting and 3D Animation is an exciting course where students gain an understanding on how to create drawings, 3D models 
and animations using the latest CAD software. Students learn the fundamentals of drafting by producing working drawings before moving into 3D modeling. Students use a 3D printer to produce real models of their designs. The basics of animation are introduced to students allowing them to start creating complex virtual landscapes, models, and environments.
Major Units of Study
Computer-Aided Drafting is an integral part of each unit.
- Fundamentals of Technical Drawing/CAD
- Drafting Materials, Instruments and Equipment
- Dimensioning
- Architectural Drawing
- Mechanical Drawing
- Engineering Drawing
- Civil Engineering Drawing
During the second year, students build upon the first year’s skills to learn to create and solve more complex projects. The class focuses on architectural and engineering drawings and building construction, including residential and commercial architecture.
Students have the opportunity to become certified in the following area(s):
- AutoCAD Certified User
- Workplace Readiness
For questions please contact the Pre-Engineering and Industrial Careers, Agricultural Education, and JROTC Specialist at their page.
Please see your counselor or instructor if you have questions. Click here for more information on this program.
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