969 CAD/DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY

Credit 2.0/year Grades 10 - 11 -12
Qualifies for Math Related Credit
Recommended courses: 2 years Math, English and Science.

All courses in this program feature STEM-based curriculum and technology. Software for first year students includes Auto CAD LT and ProDesktop. Second year students will select from ProE or CATIA/Delmia. This is a certificate based program (1 or 2- year). These hands-on courses place students at computer workstations in the same room as our state-of-the-industry scale model
build lab. End of semester projects involve students in real world Design and Build experiences.

Introduction to Architectural Design
Architectural Design is at the heart of all commercial and residential building projects. If you have ever thought of designing your own home this course is a great place to start. This class emphasizes Architectural Design 3D Computer-Aided-Design (CAD).

Introduction to Mechanical Design
Mechanical Design/Engineering is still one of the fastest growing/highest paying jobs today. If you view yourself as a problemsolver and like working with state-of-the-industry computer aided tools then this course needs to be on your schedule! This class emphasizes Mechanical 3D CAD.

Introduction to Robotic Design
Robotic technology is all around us. Once exclusively for industry and the ultra-rich, they are now found in health care in fact one may be vacuuming your floor right now! If you want to find out what makes them tick and enjoy working with state-of-the-industry computer aided tools, then this course is a must for your schedule! This course focuses on Robotic Design and programming
utilizing Computer-Aided-Design and Programming tools.

Introduction to Product Design
Product Design is at the heart of the American way – feeding the entrepreneurial spirit that made us great! If you think you have an idea for a better mousetrap, this course may be your ticket to your first million! LCPS has put at your disposal a state-of-theindustry Computer Aided Tool Lab designed to bring your ideas to life. This course places emphasis on Product Design utilizing Computer-Aided-Design and Manufacturing tools.

NOTE: Successful completion of any of the 969 courses fulfill the high school graduation requirement for a credit in Visual, Performing/Applied Arts or Math-related credit.
3rd or 4th year English credit available.