Drafting and Design              Students enrolled in the Drafting and Design Program will learn the fundamental drafting techniques necessary to convert illustrations  from design concepts to drawings used by professionals.           During their first year, students will use national standards to apply traditional drafting techniques and be able to construct mulit-view drawings. They will learn manufacturing processes which will provide knowledge of materials and their use. Computer-Aidied Drafting software will be taught during the second semester.            Second and third year students who have successfully mastered the concepts of Basic Mechanical Drawing will then learn Architectural Drawing using again traditional methods and computer aided software.            Students who successfully complete  the program will have the opportunity  to work as entry level CAD-technicians with mechanical, architectural, and civil drafting professionals.           Related careers which require a knowledge of drafting and blueprint reading are; zoning officers, surveyers, construction estimators, specification writers and others.