ELECTIVE CAD, AEC, EGT, GIS, HLT, or MAC
Select one emphasis elective course from below based on your needs and occupational interests. You are strongly advised to work with a Computer-Aided Drafting and Design program advisor in order to select at least 21 credits from among the following courses (Those appropriate in the student's occupational interests). Students may select up to 9 credits from any industry concentration areas of AEC, MAC, HLT, and GIS disciplines from the CAD Industry Pathways section listed below (9 credit maximum).
| Course |
Title |
Credits |
| AEC 102 |
Residential Construction Draw |
4 |
| AEC 121 |
Construction Materials/Systems |
3 |
| AEC 123 |
Commercial Construction Draw |
4 |
| CAD 120 |
Chief Architect |
3 |
| CAD 201 |
CAD/Custom |
3 |
| CAD 216 |
Advanced Sketchup |
3 |
| CAD 220 |
ADV 3DS Max Character Modeling |
3 |
| CAD 221 |
ADV 3DS Max Arch Visualization |
3 |
| CAD 222 |
AUTODESK Navisworks |
3 |
| CAD 224 |
Revit Architecture |
3 |
| CAD 225 |
AutoCAD Architecture/Software |
3 |
| CAD 227 |
Advanced Revit Architecture |
3 |
| CAD 229 |
Revit Structure |
3 |
| CAD 233 |
Civil 3D (Software) |
3 |
| CAD 240 |
Inventor I/Autodesk |
3 |
| CAD 244 |
Advanced Inventor |
3 |
| CAD 246 |
Fusion/Autodesk |
3 |
| CAD 255 |
SolidWorks/Mechanical |
3 |
| CAD 259 |
Advanced SolidWorks |
3 |
| CAD 264 |
3D Scanning and Modeling |
4 |
| CAD 268 |
AR/VR in CAD |
1 |
| EGT 101 |
Mechanical Design I |
3 |
| EGT 143 |
CivilSurvey Drafting I |
3 |
| EGT 205 |
Geometric Dimension & Tolerance |
3 |
| EGT 243 |
Civil/Survey Drafting II |
3 |
| GIS 101 |
Introduction to GIS |
3 |
| GIS 110 |
Introduction to Cartography for GIS |
3 |
| GIS 131 |
Global Positioning Sys for GIS |
3 |
| HLT 130 |
Landscape Design I |
3 |
| MAC 100 |
Machine Shop Safety |
1 |
| MAC 101 |
Intro to Machine Shop |
3 |
| MAC 102 |
Print Reading for Machinists |
3 |
| MAC 110 |
Intro to Engine Lathe |
3 |
| MAC 120 |
Intro to Milling Machine |
3 |
| |
Total Credits |
1-4 |
Note: Not all courses are offered at every campus. Depending upon the courses you took in Semesters 2 and 3, you may not need as many electives to complete the required 21 credits of electives to graduate.