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3500
3-D Drawing and Animation
IN350A/B 852
The 3-D computer drawing and animation course is designed to provide students with a fundamental knowledge of 3-D modeling (drawing). The application of surfaces materials and textures, and basic animation. Integration of engineering and architectural fundamentals using 2-D to 3-D visualization methods and solid modeling techniques will be explored exposing CAD drafting students to up-to-date industry standard practices in 3D drawing.
Length of course:
2 Semesters
Credits per semester .5
Grade level:
11
and 12
Prerequisite:
None
3200
Drafting/CAD I
IN320A/B 830
This course is for students who are interested in careers in drafting, design, architecture, construction management, interior design, graphic arts, engineering and other related professions. Students will learn to make drawings and read blueprints in the same manner as professionals in the careers listed above.
Students will learn to use drafting tools to make drawings by hand. They will also learn to use computer aided drafting (CAD) to make drawings by computer. The classroom is equipped with professional CAD systems which include some of the latest and most powerful software. No previous experience with computers or drafting is needed.
The main requirement for enrollment in the course is a sincere desire to learn the "language of industry"....drafting. Success in college (technology, architecture, engineering) or technical school and success on industrial jobs can be improved by completion of this course.
Length of course:
2 Semesters
Credits per semester 1
Grade level:
11
and 12
Prerequisite:
None
Dual Credit:
- Rend Lake College: CAD 1201—Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting (2 credit hours)
4200
Drafting/CAD II
IN420A/B 875
This course builds on the skills developed in Drafting/CAD I and allows the student to begin learning to perform tasks in a selected specialty. Students who like architecture will learn the skills necessary to draw a set of house plans.
Students who like machines will learn skills necessary to complete drawings for manufactured parts for automobiles and other consumer products. Students will learn to plan, research materials, determine requirements, and organize activities to complete a drawing.
Students will continue to develop skills and complete drawings with professional computer aided drafting (CAD) systems. Students who successfully complete this course will be prepared for beginning employment and (or) greater success in college or technical school programs. College credit can be received by students who complete this course and achieve a minimum score on a Proficiency Test.
Length of course:
2 Semesters
Credits per semester 1
Grade level:
12
Prerequisite:
Drafting/CAD
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