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Design Drafting Technology
Through a balanced mix of
mechanical, architectural, civil, and structural drafting, students gain a
comprehensive knowledge of drafting, using both traditional drawing boards and
computer aided drafting (CAD). LSTC uses state-of-the-art CAD labs and small
class sizes to ensure individual attention and quality instruction. Graduates of
this program are qualified to work as industrial and architectural designers,
engineering technicians, cost estimators, and sales technicians. Drafting and
design technicians often assist engineers with design and development work.
Upon graduation, students are eligible for certification
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by the American
Design Drafting Association (ADDA).
Program Accreditation/Certification:
National
Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) accredited;
American Design
Drafting Association (ADDA) certified
Degree Offered:
Associate of Applied Science
Faculty Highlights:
Who’s Who Among
America’s
Teachers; Governor’s Award for
Excellence in Teaching;
Experienced Drafters
Additional Application Requirements:
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Submit two completed
Design Drafting Technology recommendation forms. These should be
completed by an individual not related to the applicant, but who is familiar
with the applicant's attitude, dependability, honesty, and interpersonal
skills.
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Submit the completed High School Attendance
Record from signed by your high school counselor. Transfer students
and students who earned GEDs rather than high school diplomas do not need to
submit the high school attendance record form.
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Applicants may be
contacted for an interview with the DDT faculty.
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Design Drafting Technology
Recommendation Form
Applications will be accepted until the program is
full.
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