Engineering Computer Aided Design 2 (Level 4)
Advance your engineering CAD skills with this part-time course, learning advanced 2D and complex 3D modelling using Solidworks. Delivered in the evenings with both on-campus tutorials and online learning.
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Core skills this course teaches
Produce advanced 2D engineering drawings
Develop the ability to create advanced, professional-quality 2D drawings using Solidworks software for engineering applications.
Model complex 3D engineering components
Gain skills to design and model intricate three-dimensional engineering models using specialist CAD software.
About This Course
This course is ideal for those working in engineering or who have completed CAD Level 3 and wish to enhance their CAD capabilities. Students develop high-end skills in Solidworks to create advanced 2D engineering drawings and intricate 3D models, set up a CAD working environment, and perform tolerance calculations—all highly sought after in engineering firms. The blend of evening on-campus tutorials and online study offers great flexibility for those balancing other commitments.
Course Content
- The CAD Environment
- Three-Dimensional Engineering Models
- Advanced Two-Dimensional CAD Drawings
- Tolerance Calculations
- Use of Solidworks Software
Entry Requirements
Currently working in the engineering or associated industries or able to demonstrate equivalent skills and knowledge.
Open entry based on selection criteria.
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