Computer-Aided Engineering Technology Undergraduate Certificate

Computer-Aided Engineering Technology (CAET) is the term for an evolving set of computer based tools used for the development, communication and evaluation of product and building designs. The Undergraduate Certificate in CAET will provide students with a critical skill set identified by industry and government at both the state and national levels. Core classes provide students with a solid foundation in computerized automation techniques, three dimensional form and location geometry. Elective courses facilitate a focus into specific sub-disciplines.

Requirements

Minimum of fifteen credits required.

Required core courses:
ENGR 1020Graphical Communication2
ENGR 2120Building Information Modeling3
ENGR 2140Advanced 3D Drafting3
Choose 7 credits of elective coursework from the following:
Digital Art
Drafting Design II
Geomatics
Structural Design - Wood
Infrastructure & Terrain Model
Virtual Instrument Engineering
Computational Mech Engr Lab
Intro to Geog Info Systems
Other electives may be approved by CAET program coordinator.