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Computer Aided Drafting - CAD

Architectural Drafting & Mechanical Drafting

Drafters work with a team to create technical plans for anything that is built.

Architectural drafters develop drawings of the structural parts of buildings. You’ll need to know about materials like steel, piping, and concrete used in building and construction trades .
Mechanical drafters create detailed drawings to show the assembly of machinery and mechanical devices.

Classes – What will I learn? Learn More

What is Computer Aided Drafting?

Jobs
What can I do with a degree in Computer Aided Drafting?
Drafters are in demand. Usually there are more available openings for drafters than PTI graduates to fill them.

  • Architectural firms
  • Civil engineering firms
  • Construction companies
  • Environmental engineering firms
  • Government contractors
  • Manufacturing companies
  • Property developers
  • Tool designers

Where are PTI grads working?
View a profile of a CAD graduate.


Why should I choose PTI for Computer Aided Drafting? Learn More

Requirements
What do I need to get in?
An interest in CAD and your high school diploma. No diploma? We accept GED recipients too. Ask us how you can earn yours. Schedule an appointment to meet with an admissions coordinator and take a tour.

Schedule – When will I be in class?

  • Just 24 months to earn your associate in science degree in Computer Aided Drafting – including your 3-month industry internship.
  • Depending on when you start class – January, July or October – you can be a morning, afternoon or evening student. Find information on CAD evening classes.

I’m curious and I want more information.
Sign-Up for our mailing list.  Let us know you’re interested in a Computer Aided Drafting career.

Schedule an appointment to meet with an admissions coordinator and tour campus. Talk about financial aid and find out about campus life first-hand.

I’m motivated and I want to apply.
Complete an >online application. It’s free!