Engineering Computer Aided Design (CAD) 2 (Level 4)
Advance your CAD skills for the engineering industry by learning advanced 2D and 3D modelling, tolerance calculations, and preparation of a CAD work environment using SolidWorks. Evening part-time delivery with blended online and on-campus components.
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Core skills this course teaches
Produce advanced engineering models
Demonstrate ability to create advanced 2D engineering drawings and complex 3D models using CAD software.
Prepare CAD working environments
Set up and configure a professional CAD environment suitable for advanced engineering projects.
About This Course
This part-time Level 4 course is designed for those already working in engineering or who have completed Level 3 CAD studies. Gain advanced skills in using specialist CAD software (SolidWorks) to produce high-end models, prepare CAD environments, and perform tolerance calculations. Classes are delivered in the evenings and combine on-campus tutorials with online learning, providing flexibility for working professionals.
Course Content
- The CAD Environment
- Three-Dimensional Engineering Models
- Advanced Two-Dimensional CAD Drawings
- Tolerance Calculations
Entry Requirements
Currently working in the engineering or associated industries, or can demonstrate equivalent skills and knowledge.
Open entry, with preference for those with relevant industry experience or successful completion of CAD Level 3.
Build towards these roles
CAD Drafting and Technician Roles - Engineering Sector
Build skills in these industries
EngineeringCAD Drafting
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