Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
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All software will be provided.
What our students are saying
"The instructor explained the concepts clearly and was able to demonstrate the techniques he taught us as he went. He is extremely knowledgeable of the software." - Josh
"I learned a great deal about SolidWorks. I thought I knew SolidWorks until I took this course." – David
"I enjoyed using the 3D modeling for parts creation. This class helped prepare me for further CAD opportunities at my work to fill a new position as CAD/CAM operator." - Joe
"This class was fantastic and one of the best I've had since leaving college. I have a laser engraving business and I look forward to this software helping me to improve my equipment and develop new products." - Josh Wilde
This program has been approved for STIT funding (50% discount for individuals) while funds are available
For Individual Job Seekers
The Utah Legislature provides Short-Term Intensive Training (STIT) funds for Utah State residents who enroll in specific non-credit, short-term training courses. These funds cover 50% of the course cost and are available until depleted. At that point, the course cost will return to the regular cost. STIT funding is for individual job seekers. For employers interested in funding support, please see information about Custom Fit.
For Employers
Using funds provided by the Utah State Legislature, Custom Fit provides short-term, non-credit training designed to grow, train, and retain an efficient and productive workforce. For-profit companies can use these funds to share the cost of incumbent worker training. Apply for Custom Fit funds to determine eligibility.
This eight-week course develops the foundational skills needed to use AutoCAD tools to create technical drawings. Through hands-on application, students learn to navigate the AutoCAD interface and utilize fundamental drawing commands and techniques to create 2D drawings. This is a Windows-based training.
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WTCD 0100-001
This six-week course is designed for civil engineers and surveyors to perform rapid development of alternatives through its model-based design tools. Students will learn techniques to organize project data, work with points, create and analyze surfaces, model road corridors, create parcel layouts, perform grading and volume calculation tasks, and layout pipe networks. This is a Windows-based training and AutoCAD knowledge is recommended.
This eight-week course discusses the fundamental to more advanced features of Revit. A lecture and project-based classroom helps participants progress from project start-up through construction documentation. Other disciplines use of complimentary software such as Civil 3D, Navisworks, and BIM 360 Design are discussed. This is a Windows-based training and basic CAD knowledge is recommended.
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WTCD 0200-001
WTCD 0200-004
This eight-week course introduces basic to intermediate SolidWorks techniques with a focus on its parametric capabilities. Students will progress from basic design models to full parametric models, assemblies, and drawings. This is a Windows-based training.
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WTCD 0300-002
WTCD 0300-002
Learn about building information modeling and the tools for parametric MEP systems design and documentation using Autodesk Revit MEP. The course focuses on HVAC/plumbing/mechanical aspects of MEP. Students are introduced to the fundamental features of Autodesk Revit MEP, schematic design, system analysis, construction. This is a Windows-based training and basic Revit knowledge is recommended.
Learn about building information modeling and the tools for parametric MEP systems design and documentation using Autodesk Revit MEP. This course focuses on electrical aspects of MEP. Students are introduced to the fundamental features of Autodesk Revit MEP, schematic design, system analysis, and construction documentation. This is a Windows-based training and basic Revit knowledge is recommended.
InfraWorks® infrastructure design software supports Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes. Conceptualize, optimize, and visualize infrastructure projects—all in the context of the built and natural environment. This four-hour class with get you off and running with Autodesk Infraworks. This is a Windows-based training.
This course is recommended for engineers and designers. Topics include: Understanding and manipulating styles related to alignment settings, corridors, editing and labeling tools. Intersection commands. Corridor assemblies and subassemblies, including generic assemblies such as mark point, corridor surfaces, vertical and horizontal transitioning, intersection tools, volume computations, advanced section creation, labeling and editing. This is a Windows-based training.
Call 801-957-5200 to enroll in any class, M-F, 8:00-4:30 pm. Payment is due at the time of registration.
Classes are held at Larry H. Miller Campus, 9750 South 300 West, Miller Professional Development Center, Sandy