Engineering Diploma Programs
Computer Aided Design & Drafting(NOC:2252)
The graduate will know how to create professional mechanical drawings from scratch with today's most popular drawing software. The course will give a depth of knowledge of most powerful features newest engineer design programs for Architects, engineers, drafters, and design-related professionals in order to create, view, manage, plot, share, and reuse accurate, information-rich drawings including enhancements, system requirements, and time saving techniques.
The graduate will have profound knowledge of Blueprint Reading for Machine Trades, Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing, Material and Processing in Manufacturing, and CNC Programing
Computer Aided Design & Drafting
Course Outline
- Blueprint Reading for Machine Trades- Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
- Material and Processing in Manufacturing
- CNC Programming
- Autodesk Inventor
- Solid Edge
- PTC Creo Parametric
- SolidWorks Fundamentals
- SolidWorks Advanced
- Mastercam Fundamentals
- Mastercam Advanced
- CATIA Fundamentals
- CATIA Advanced
- Pro/Engineer Wildfire Fundamentals
- Pro/Engineer Wildfire Advanced
- Unigraphics NX Fundamentals
- Unigraphics NX Advanced
- Autocad Fundamentals
- Autocad Advanced
- MicroStation Fundamentals
- MicroStation Advanced
- Career & Employment Strategies
Duration of the course is 2 years
Canadian Technology College issues a Diploma after completion of the course
Your Career
As a graduate of this program, you may pursue future career options, such as:
- business products designer
- consumer products designer
- container designer
- furniture designer
- industrial design consultant
- industrial designer
- industrial products designer
- product designer
Job opportunities
Industrial designers are mainly employed either in the manufacturing industry or in the professional, scientific and technical services industry to provide specialized design services. Retail and wholesale trade are other key industries for employment.
Employment of industrial designers has grown in Ontario over the last few years and is expected to remain favourable during the forecast period. These professionals conceptualize and produce designs for a variety of manufactured goods, such as toys, cameras, medical devices and other industrial products. As such, the level of manufacturing activity and consumer spending will strongly influence job prospects. The amount of goods produced and sold increased overall in the manufacturing industry recently. This includes office furniture and fixtures manufacturing, which employs a sizable share of these designers.
Salary
- Canada – CA$17.50 – CA$46.00/ hour
- Ontario – CA$17.50 – CA$52.88/ hour
- Toronto – CA$17.50 – CA$52.88/ hour