MCC Offers Engineers and Designers AutoCAD Courses
Engineers, inventor enthusiasts and even interior designers can benefit from the short course, AutoCAD 2013 2D Introduction, offered through Manchester Community College’s credit free programs. The course begins July 24, for just two Thursday sessions from 6 to 9 p.m. with instructor Christopher Legiadre. He is proficient in both AutoCAD and Revit Architecture and is a licensed architect. Students will be instructed in techniques for generating representational two-dimensional graphics using Autodesk’s AutoCAD software. Topics covered in this course will include basic 2D geometrical construction, creation and management of layers, template creation, line weights, dimensioning, block creation and more.
For more information or to request a catalog, call Continuing Education at
860-512-2800.
MCC also offers the 36-hour AutoCAD 2D Certification Prep course beginning September 20 from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. The course will prepare students to sit for the certification exam and the instructor will provide information to access local testing locations. For registration, refer to CRN 31753 in the Fall Credit Free catalog by calling 860-512-3232. For more information or to request a catalog, call Continuing Education at 860-512-2800.
Bruce Manning, computer program coordinator for MCC’s credit free programs, says, “Employers want to attract and retain highly qualified professionals. This credential is industry-recognized, and allows a professional to prove their skill level. Professionals who go on to receive the AutoCAD Certification will have their name listed in the AutoCAD Certified Professionals database. This is a great tool for both the individual and employers looking for top quality professionals in their fields.”
Students interested in continued study in technical fields can pursue additional manufacturing, computer-aided design and supply-chain management certification programs at MCC, as well as associate degree programs in computer engineering technology, engineering science and other concentrations through the college’s Engineering and Technology department.
