Purpose: This degree is designed to prepare individuals with skills to work as designers and CAD operators. Students also have the opportunity to explore additive manufacturing.
Course Offerings: CADD courses in this program are offered primarily at the Hampton Campus both evening and daytime, as well as online.
Special Notes: Completion of the capstone course is a required part of the program. Students are highly encouraged to seek summer internship opportunities to explore the field of computer-aided drafting and design.
Articulation Agreement: Students who are interested in transferring to Old Dominion University to continue the AAS Computer-Aided Drafting and Design Technology to BS Mechanical Engineering Technology plan should meet with Academic Advising early to determine and discuss requirements.
For more information, contact the Science, Engineering and Technology Division at (757) 825-2898 or stemoffice@tncc.edu.
♦ Course requires pre/co-requisites.