Advisor: Mr. Brandon Haselden
Award: Associate in Occupational Technology with a Concentration in Drafting and Design Technology
Semester hours required for graduation: 65-70

The drafting and design technician is specially trained to have a constructive imagination that cultivates the perceptive ability to think in three dimensions and draw in two, and to visualize quickly and accurately. Technicians add the proper mixture of mathematics and related sciences to resolve engineering problems.
The Drafting and Design Technology program provides wide job opportunities to graduates who transform engineering ideas into drawings and specifications. Opportunities for employment include companies in consulting engineering, manufacturing, machine design and related engineering specialties.

A. General Education: 22 Credit Hours
CPT 102    Basic Computer Concepts 3
ENG 101    English Composition I 3
ECO 210    Macroeconomics 3
or
ECO 211    Microeconomics (3)
MAT 101    Beginning Algebra (3)
PSY 201    General Psychology (3)
SPC 205    Public Speaking (3)
MUS 105    Music Appreciation (3)
or
ART 101    Art History and Appreciation (3)
or
ART 111    Basic Drawing (3)
COL 101    College Orientation (1)

B. Required Core Subject Areas:
Primary Technical Specialty:
28 Credit Hours
AET 110    Architectural Graphics I (3)
AET 123    Architectural Drafting (3)
EGT 105    Basic Civil Drafting (2)
EGT 111    Mechanical Drawing I (2)
EGT 112    Mechanical Drawing II (3)
EGT 125    Descriptive Geometry (2)
EGT 151    Introduction to CAD (3)
EGT 152    Fundamentals of CAD (3)
EGT 155    Intermediate CAD (3)
EGT 220    Structural and Piping Applications (4)

Secondary Technical Specialty: 12 Credit Hours (minimum)
Select from Electrical Technology curriculum.

C. Technical Elective: 3 Credit Hours
Select one course from the list of technical electives.