What is CAD?
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Computer-aided design (CAD) is a design tool that is used to create virtually all man-made objects and environments. CAD allows for efficient product design and development. To work in CAD, one can obtain a degree from an accredited program where they will take classes combining design, computers, art, drafting, engineering, and architecture. CAD careers like Architectural or Mechanical Drafting combine design skills with technology.
What is CAD?
- 1. What is CAD? The world as we know it today would not exist without the help of computer aided design. Virtually every building we visit, every product or piece of equipment we use, and every man-made environment we explore is the result of computer-aided design. And people just like you are utilizing computer-aided design tools in their professional career by combining their interests in architecture, engineering or drafting. Computer aided design allows you to produce diverse consumer products efficiently and effectively. You can obtain a degree from one of many accredited universities, colleges, or technical schools. You will take classes in design, computers, art, drafting, engineering, and architecture. So, if you would like to combine your design experience with a high-tech career like Architectural Drafting or Mechanical Drafting, then you should explore your options in Computer-Aided Design.