Engineering Graphics Technology Degrees and Certificates

The Engineering Graphics Technology program offers Associate of Science degrees, and certificates. This program prepares you for employment as a design drafter. Prerequisites may be waived or challenged for previous educational, occupational or related experience. The curricula are designed to develop communication, leadership, and critical thinking skills. The classroom setting will provide experience in the team approach to problem solving. You will use CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) to form the foundation for drafting standards, conventions, layouts, designs, and details of working drawings and models. Specifications, handbooks, and technical data applicable to engineering graphics are emphasized. Lab fees are assessed.

Consult with an Engineering Graphics Technology faculty advisor with any questions you may have at 303.914.6572.  Students must earn a “C” or better in all courses to graduate.

degrees

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  • Engineering Graphics Architectural AAS Degree
  • Engineering Graphics Mechanical AAS Degree

Certificates

Please click here to view Engineering Graphics Technology certificates.

  • Engineering Graphics Architectural Certificate
  • Engineering Graphics Civil Certificate
  • Engineering Graphics Mechanical Certificate
  • Intro to AutoCAD Certificate
  • Revit Certificate
  • SolidWorks Certificate

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Flow Charts for Degrees and Certificates

Career Paths / Options in Engineering Graphics Technology

  • Architectural Draftsperson
  • Electronic Draftsperson
  • Mechanical Draftsperson

See your advisor to map out your educational pathway to your chosen career path.

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