Computer Aided Drafting & Design
What do people in this career do?
Drafters and design engineers prepare professional production drawings and illustrations for architectural and engineering firms. They assist in the design of building structures, civil projects and mechanical and manufacturing processes.Where can I work?
People with these skills usually work in architectural firms, surveying companies, engineering firms, illustration companies, the U.S. government or may be self-employed.How long does it take to get a degree?
It takes two years to get an associate in applied science degree.Will my credits transfer to another college or university?
Yes! Most general education courses will transfer without problem. What's more, we have a transfer agreement with Central Missouri State University for a four-year bachelor's degree. Check with your advisor or counselor and the transfer institution to make sure your transfer will go smoothly.How much money can I make in this career?
Starting salaries in large firms can range from $26,000 to $42,000. Small company salaries range from $11 to $18 per hour. Your earning potential increases rapidly with experience and education.What is the job outlook for someone in this field?
Despite ups and downs in the economy, the job outlook for someone with these skills has remained stable in this area.What kind of learning environment will I find at the MCC-Business & Technology Campus?
You'll experience an interactive learning environment that is both supportive and challenging. We keep classes small so you can receive personal instruction.What is the advantage of taking classes at the MCC-Business & Technology Campus?
You'll enjoy the convenience of flexible class times as well as dedicated instructors and excellent student services--all at an affordable cost.General Education Schedule
Associate in Applied Science Degree - Computer Aided Drafting & Design Technology - General Option Emphasis
Associate in Applied Science Degree - Computer Aided Drafting & Design Technology - Civil Option Emphasis
Additional Information contact:
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William Allyn at 816.482.5647 Email: William.Allyn@mcckc.edu |