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Computer Aided Design

Adult Education

Industrial Technology

Computer Aided Design

Butler Tech Computer Aided Design

Modern industry relies on computer-aided design, or CAD, for engineering the products we use every day. For example, the computer or cell phone you are reading this on started out as a technical design that showed others how to build them.

CAD has applications in manufacturing, aerospace, architecture, healthcare and many other fields.

Butler Tech teaches CAD with Dassault SolidWorks software.

Enrollment open

In Person

Part Time

Computer Aided Design

Course Highlights

SolidWorks Basic provides a foundation for entry-level operators, including:

  • Program interface
  • Software features and functions
  • Toolbox basics
  • Drawing creation
  • File management
  • Design tables
  • 3D modeling

      SolidWorks Intermediate will advance your skills learned in the Basic course, including:

  • Materials selection and use
  • Advanced proficiency in features and functions
  • Skills development in design tables, 3D modeling, parts assembly and reverse engineering

Tuition

$600

Books / Supplies

$75

Total Costs

$675