An introduction to architectural and engineering design and drafting through the study of symbols and conventional practices used on residential building plans. The application of the building code, design calculations, spatial relationships, and selection of appropriate structural building materials are examined. Focus is on the preparation of working drawings for a single family residence, including a main floor plan, foundation plan, building section, and elevation views using 3D design software. Not available for supplemental. Successful completion of CAD-1180 and DRF-1165 is deemed equivalent to EDD-1150.

Instruction (6)

Requisite courses: Take CAD-1160 (Required, Previous). Take ENF-1180 (Required, Concurrent).

An introduction to technical drafting skills utilizing manual drafting equipment and standard drafting practices. Focus is on use of equipment, lettering, line work, geometric construction, orthographic projection, dimensioning and pictorial drawing. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (3)

Equivalent to DRF-1153, DRF-153, DRF-152.

A study of mechanical design and drafting. Focusing on the use of various views terminology and conventions used in preparation of working drawings. The introduction to 3D parametric modeling using 3D software. Not available for supplemental. Successful completion of DRF-1160 and DRF-2265 is deemed equivalent to EDD-1170.

Instruction (6)

Requisite courses: Take CAD-1160 (Required, Previous).

An introduction to pressure vessel design. Types of vessels and exchangers and sizing criteria will be introduced for petrochemical applications. Vessels will be designed to ASME Section VIII code requirements. Vessel terminology, weld symbols, process control instrumentation, optimum insulation thicknesses, and drawing standards will be applied to the development of a fabrication drawing using dedicated engineering software. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (5)

Requisite courses: Take CAD-1160 (Required, Previous). Take ENF-2250 (Required, Concurrent).

A study of topics related to the design of commercial building methods, materials and planning calculations. Commercial drawings will be prepared using the Building Code, design computations, and a variety of architectural resource materials. An understanding of commercial building plans is gained through the preparation of drawings using 3D design software. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (5)

Equivalent to DRF-2268, DRF-268, DRF-250.

Requisite courses: Take EDD-1150 (Required, Previous).

A study of mechanical design and drafting. Focusing on the design and selection of various machine components and machine drive systems. The application of design process procedures and design software to produce the deliverables for a given machine design problem. Not available for supplemental. Successful completion of DRF-2265 and DRF-2271 is deemed equivalent to EDD-2270.

Instruction (6)

Requisite courses: Take EDD-1170 (Required, Previous). Take ENF-1166 (Required, Previous).

An introduction to mapping including topics such as topographic and thematic mapping, map projection methods, locational reference grids, map symbology and map scale. This also includes the practice of digital file maintenance, database manipulation and the creation of maps using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology with an emphasis on applications for engineering design and drafting. Not available for supplemental. Not eligible for Prior Learning Assessment. Successful completion of DRF-2264 and GEO-2255 is deemed equivalent to EDD-2275.

Instruction (2.0), Lab (2.0)

Requisite courses: Take SUR-1180 (Required, Previous). Take EDD-2275L (Required, Concurrent).

An introduction to petrochemical processes typical for natural gas processing including dehydration, refrigeration and amine sweetening. The design process from Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs), to Piping and Instrumentation Drawings (P&IDs), to advanced piping design and layout for a facility will be developed. Piping will be designed to ASME B31.3 code requirements. Dedicated engineering software for 3-dimensional modeling will be used, including section and isometric drawings for spool fabrication. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (5)

Requisite courses: Take EDD-2255 (Required, Previous).

An introduction to the fundamental concepts of heat transfer and the application of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and domestic hot water systems to residential and light commercial buildings. A building will be modeled for heat transfer, and cost-benefit analyses will be conducted to determine optimum performance for a specific climate. The concepts of passive solar gain, indoor air quality, and renewable technologies including solar photovoltaic, solar water heating, and ground-source heat pumping will also be developed. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (4)

Requisite courses: Take ENF-1180 (Required, Previous). Take ENF-2250 (Required, Previous).

The application of skills learned in prior courses, particularly CAD, survey and fluid mechanics to a variety of civil design and drafting activities. Typical activities will be similar to those encountered in an engineering office and will use industry standard software applications in the preparation of designs and drawings. Emphasis will be placed on meeting appropriate design guidelines and standards. Not available for supplemental. Successful completion of DRF-2272 is deemed equivalent to EDD-1190.

Instruction (2.0), Tutorial (4.0)

Requisite courses: Take EDD-2275 (Required, Previous). Take ENF-2250 (Required, Previous). Take EDD-2290T (Required, Concurrent).

The continuation of Architectural Design II, focusing on advanced commercial building design. This includes preparation of commercial drawings such as sections as well as interior and exterior elevations. Designs will involve the use of the Building Code. This also includes an opportunity for students to prepare 3D presentation drawings for their projects using CAD software. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (5)

Equivalent to DRF-2273, DRF-273.

Requisite courses: Take EDD-2268 (Required, Previous).

An 80-hour optional field work experience placement providing an opportunity for involvement in engineering disciplines related to Engineering Design and Drafting Technology. An application of program skills and knowledge through exposure to field-specific activities performed by engineering technologists on a day-to-day basis. Individuals are required to participate as part of an engineering team to complete work assignments as specified by the engineering supervisor or their appointee. Not available for supplemental. Not eligible for Prior Learning Assessment.

Work Integrated Learning (1.5)

Equivalent to EDD-2298W.