Computer Aided Design and Drafting 
Stanford’s Computer Aided Design and Drafting Diploma (CADD) program will equip students with the knowledge and skill sets to perform computerized design and drafting functions in an industrial or engineering setting. This program is designed to provide students with the necessary technical knowledge and skills to seek entry-level positions in computer aided design and drafting operations. Our CAD diploma program provides students with a combination of mechanical and Computer Aided Design and Drafting training as well as business and technical coursework, to meet the expanding various industrial demands that require the capability to use multiple of applications such as: Auto CAD, Autodesk Inventor, Solid Works, Pro/Engineer Wildfire, Unigraphics, and Engineering Communication. Admission Requirements: - At least 18 years of age;
- Academic Secondary School Diploma (Complete Grade 12), or General Educational Development (GED) certificate, or equivalent;
- Pass College Entrance Examination.
Course Duration:
Full time: 11 months (48 weeks) Mon.- Fri. Campus: North York Campus (Main Campus) Career Prospect:
Nearly half of all drafters work for architectural and engineering firms that design construction projects or related contract work. The other half often find jobs in a variety of manufacturing industries. Stanford graduates usually work with engineers as part of the engineering design team. They prepare engineering designs, drawings and related technical information in multidisciplinary engineering teams or in support of engineers, architects or industrial designers, or they may work independently. Course Modules:
Module I AutoCAD Level 1: Essentials
Module II AutoCAD Level 2: Intermediate
Module III AutoCAD Level 3: Advanced (3D)
Module IV Autodesk Inventor Level 1: Essentials (Parts and Assemblies Design)
Module V Autodesk Inventor Level 2: Advanced Design
Module VI Autodesk Inventor Level 3: Sheet Metal Design
Module VII Solid Works Level 1: Essentials (Parts and Assemblies Design)
Module VIII Solid Works Level 2: Advanced Part and Assemblies Design
Module IX Solid Works Level 3: Sheet Metal, Weldments Design & Drawings
Module X Pro/Engineer Wildfire Level 1: Essentials (Parts and Assemblies Design)
Module XI Pro/Engineer Wildfire Level 2: Advanced Parts and Assemblies Design
Module XII Pro/Engineer Wildfire Level 3: Sheet Metal Design
Module XIII Unigraphics NX4 Level 1: Fundamentals of Part and Assembly Design in UG
Module XIV Unigraphics NX4 Level 2: Advanced Modeling and Assembling in UG
Module XV Unigraphics NX4 Level 3: Sheet metal Design
Module XVI Unigraphics NX4 Level 4: Drawings and Drafting in UG
Module XVII Professional Communication in Engineering
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