Drafting
Drafting
The Drafting program prepares students for careers in industries such as manufacturing, construction, utilities, business services, and government. With hands-on training in modern drafting techniques and computer-aided design (CAD), students gain the technical skills and practical knowledge needed to create accurate plans, models, and visualizations used across a wide range of fields.
Turn your ideas into blueprints for success with a career in drafting.
The Drafting program is designed to equip students with entry-level skills in mechanical, electrical, civil, and architectural drafting and design. Through hands-on training and the use of industry-standard software, students learn to create precise technical drawings and plans that support engineers, architects, and other design professionals. This program builds a strong foundation in both traditional and computer-aided drafting, preparing graduates for immediate employment or further study in specialized fields.
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Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree in Drafting
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Comprehensive drafting education combined with general education coursework
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Prepares students for immediate employment and future transfer opportunities
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Certificate of Achievement in Drafting
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Focused training in drafting and design
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Career-ready skills without additional general education requirements
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Graduates of the Drafting program are prepared for entry-level positions in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, construction, utilities, business and professional services, and government agencies. With skills in mechanical, electrical, civil, and architectural drafting, students can pursue careers as drafters, CAD technicians, design assistants, or junior engineering technicians.
As technology continues to advance, drafting professionals increasingly work with computer-aided design (CAD) and 3D modeling tools, opening doors to more creative and challenging assignments. Those with an Associate Degree or Certificate enjoy broader job opportunities, higher starting pay, and greater potential for career advancement.