UCM Offers Online Summer 3D CADD Course for Teens

Students interested in exploring careers in applied architectural or mechanical engineering 3D CADD have the opportunity to learn valuable technical and creative skills in an online summer course, offered by the University of Central Missouri’s Design and Drafting Program. The flexible, self-paced course will be offered June 1 through July 30 for students from age 15 to 18+. 

 

Architectural and Mechanical 3D CADD (Computer-Automated Design and Drafting) will provide students with opportunities to learn and practice the technical and creative skills needed to succeed in job environments that include architects, engineers, designers, engineering technicians, and other professionals. In this course, students create 2D drawings and 3D models of objects, structures and machines using Autodesk Inventor and Revit software while also completing engaging activities to explore and discover their fields of interest. 

 

To support the camp participants, UCM CADD faculty members will be available via email and virtual meetings.  

 

Depending on each participant’s learning-and-life styles, this flexible, self-paced course will include up to eight hours of educational activities. Students can complete these hours anytime between June 1 and July 31. 

 

High-school students who have used the above-mentioned programs in their Project Lead The Way courses will also learn more advanced CAD skills. The cost is $249 with an early bird discount of $25 available for students signing up on or before May 24.

 

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