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Spring Semester 2021 Catalog

Architectural and Engineering Drafting Technology, Associate of Applied Science Degree

Overview

Offered at the Augusta campus

Day & Evening Classes

Entrance Dates: Fall (or Advisor consent)
Length of Program: Five Terms
Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 62

Program Description: The Architectural and Engineering Drafting Technology degree program Augusta Technical College prepares students for employment in a variety of positions in the Architectural and Mechanical drafting fields. The program provides learning opportunities which introduce, develop, and reinforce academic and technical knowledge, skills and attitudes required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. Additionally, the program provides opportunities for students to upgrade present knowledge and skills or retrain in current drafting practices and techniques used on various Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) packages and software. The program provides curriculum support to engineering technology programs at the associate level.

Instruction is delivered through a combination of lecture and laboratory work to provide students with both theory and applicable skills related to both Architectural and Mechanical drafting disciplines.

Employment Opportunities: Job skills in the engineering technology disciplines are increasing. Within the engineering technology disciplines, support jobs such as computer-aided drafting (CAD) will also be increasing. These support jobs require the technician to have the latest training in CAD and technical design techniques. These training skills and techniques may be acquired in Architectural and Engineering Drafting Technology. Architectural and Engineering Drafting Technology program is a five term technical degree program offering the latest skills in the area of Architectural or Mechanical computer-aided drafting. As students graduate, they may find work with Architects, Engineers, and industry as a Design Drafter. As a Design Drafter, the technician will be able to read, produce or revise engineering drawings necessary for the construction of buildings and consumer products in both the architectural or mechanical engineering realms.

Curriculum Outline

General Core Courses, 15 credits

ENGL 1101COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC

3

MATH 1111COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

MATH 1113PRECALCULUS

3

XXXX XXXXHumanities Elective

3

XXXX XXXXSocial/Behavioral Sciences Elective

3

Occupational Courses, 6 credits

ENGT 1000INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

3

MEGT 1010MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

3

Specific Occupational Courses, 41 credits

DFTG 2010ENGINEERING GRAPHICS I

4

DFTG 1125ARCHITECTURAL FUNDAMENTALS

4

DFTG 1127ARCHITECTURAL 3D MODELING

4

DFTG 1129RESIDENTIAL DRAWING I

4

DFTG 1131RESIDENTIAL DRAWING II

4

TDSG 1201ADVANCED CAD

2

TDSG 1202ENGINEERING GRAPHICS II

4

TDSG 1203ENGINEERING GRAPHICS III

5

TDSG 1205CAD/CAM

4

TDSG 1207STATICS AND STRENGTHS OFMATL

3

TDSG 1211MAJOR PROJECT

3

Guided Pathway

You may click on any course below to view the course description and prerequisite information.

Students who do not follow the Course Sequence listed below may not be able to complete the program in the number of semesters shown.

Augusta Day Program

PROGRAM NAME: Architectural Engineering and Drafting Technology

AWARD: Associate of Applied Science Degree

CAMPUS: Augusta Day Program

Year 1 Fall Semester

ENGL 1101COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC

3

MATH 1111COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

DFTG 2010ENGINEERING GRAPHICS I

4

ENGT 1000INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

3

Year 1 Spring Semester

MATH 1113PRECALCULUS

3

TDSG 1201ADVANCED CAD

2

DFTG 1125ARCHITECTURAL FUNDAMENTALS

4

TDSG 1202ENGINEERING GRAPHICS II

4

 

Year 1 Summer Semester

TDSG 1203ENGINEERING GRAPHICS III

5

DFTG 1127ARCHITECTURAL 3D MODELING

4

DFTG 1129RESIDENTIAL DRAWING I

4

 

Year 2 Fall Semester

DFTG 1131RESIDENTIAL DRAWING II

4

TDSG 1207STATICS AND STRENGTHS OFMATL

3

TDSG 1205CAD/CAM

4

 

Year 2 Spring Semester

TDSG 1211MAJOR PROJECT

3

MEGT 1010MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

3

 
HUMN XXXX, 3 credits
HUMN 1101INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES

3

OR

ARTS 1101ART APPRECIATION

3

OR

MUSC 1101MUSIC APPRECIATION

3

OR

ENGL 2130AMERICAN LITERATURE

3

GEN ED XXXX, 3 credits
ECON 1101PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3

OR

HIST XXXXUS or World History

3

OR

PSYC 1101INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

3

OR

SOCI 1101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3