Introduction to Computer Drawing Skills CE401WA

This is onsite introductory course is meant to prepare students for the level 1 AutoCAD course. This course runs Monday June 9 & Wednesday June 11  from 6-9pm at our uptown campus (170 E. 70th Street)

Learn the fundamental skills necessary for AutoCAD: Computer-Aided Design. This course is strongly recommended for students who have little or no experience in computer drawing – or want a refresh on basic computer skills - and interested in moving into our AutoCAD levels 1 or 2. Topics include MS Windows features; basic drawing and editing techniques; and an overview of various CAD systems and their performance. Software applications of AutoCAD and Revit are also surveyed and discussed in this beginner level course. 

How do I attend an on-site course?

Structure: Students will receive an email with instructions on how to access the NYSID East 70^th Street campus. Students will meet in a classroom with fellow students and an instructor on the specific dates and times listed in the course description. In some courses, projects and visual presentations may be required. Students will have access to campus facilities and computers for a specific duration during their course enrollment.

Schedule: Please check the course description for exact course dates and times. Students must be on time to their course and absences will be recorded. If you know you are going to miss a session, please let your instructor know ahead of time.

Time commitment: Courses meet for a specific amount of time each week.

Faculty: John Buscarello