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Program Snapshot
- Learn how to represent engineering designs graphically and use two-dimensional computer aided drafting software, three-dimensional solid modeling and printing
- Produce architectural, mechanical, and electrical-based engineering drawings
- Practice working in design teams, and produce projects which reflect real-world applications
- Apply credits earned in the certificate program to NECC’s Associate degree in Engineering Science: Civil/Environmental and Mechanical concentration or Engineering Science: Technology Option Mechanical Concentration
- Mixture of classroom and lab-based learning.
Helpful Hints
- Students may need additional math, reading, or writing courses prior to starting the technology certificate core courses. It is advised to take assessment tests as soon as possible in order to establish first set of courses.
- To view elective advice, go to the program page in the catalog.
- View the Math Chart. In the chart, refer to the STEM Pathway for the CAD Certificate.
Milestone Courses
Milestone courses are the most important for success in the program, should be taken in the sequence shown, and may require certain grades or other outcomes for your continued progress toward graduation. They may also cover most, or all the six core skills required for graduation.
Disclaimer
You are encouraged to use this pathway checklist with an advisor as a worksheet when planning your progress toward a degree or certificate. This checklist is not your academic transcript and it is not official notification of completion of degree or certificate requirements.