Drafting is a vital skill in our increasingly technological society. The SUNY Niagara certificate program has placed 100 percent of its job-seeking graduates in related areas of employment for over 40 years. The implementation of computer-aided drafting and design (CADD) has greatly enhanced career opportunities.
Persons with the ability to use CADD, coupled with the appropriate technical theory and application, will be able to pursue a career with greater potential concentrating in design rather than basic drafting or as a CADD operator.
Program Goals and Objectives
- Developing the sense of responsibility and self-discipline required to compete in the workplace.
- Fostering the ability to use creative decision-making and problem-solving skills as part of the design process.
- Learning the fundamental principles of drafting to help the student develop the tools and skills required to compete in the workplace.
Program Learning Outcomes
The assessment of student learning outcomes is not only a key indicator of program effectiveness, it is also one of the standards of excellence identified by the Middle States Commission (Standard 5) and is required through the SUNY assessment initiative.
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