Computer Aided Drafting and Design(CADD) consists of students drawing in the industry standard for drawing, AutoCad 14, and LT 2000. Students will learn to draw in the 2D and 3D views and how to implement Drafting I principles to the AutoCad program. The emphasis will be on learning the basics of the program and in the architectural component of AutoCad R14. Once the students master the AutoCad program, then they will move into the Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) aspect of industry. In the CADD/CAM class students will integrate the drawing of a project, then producing the project with the CNC mill.