Engineering Graphics Certificate

Location(s): Brookings Main Campus

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Program Coordinator/Contact

Jason Prout, Instructor
Department of Construction and Concrete Industry Management
Solberg Hall 116
605-688-6417

Program Information

The certificate in Engineering Graphics will provide a credential to individuals who demonstrate competency in engineering drawing creation, layout, dimensioning, and projections. The certificate will combine traditional drawing layout skills with advanced CAD and modeling applications. The materials science course provides knowledge of materials used in industry and their mechanical properties.

Course Delivery Format

Course content is delivered on the Brookings campus in classroom, laboratory, and field-based settings.

Student Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the certificate in Engineering Graphics will:

Demonstrate competence in applied drafting practice including descriptive geometry, orthographic projection, tolerancing and dimensioning, and basic computer aided drafting and design skills.
Understand the application of engineering materials.

Requirements for Engineering Graphics Certificate: 12 Credits

GE 121 - Engineering Design Graphics I Credits: 1
GE 122 - Engineering Design Graphics II Credits: 1
GE 123 - Computer Aided Drawing Credits: 1
MNET 220 - Parametric Modeling and Design Credits: 2
MNET 220L - Parametric Modeling and Design Lab Credits: 1
MNET 240 - Parametric Modeling and Design II Credits: 3
MNET 243 - Introduction to Materials Science Credits: 2
MNET 243L - Introduction to Materials Science Lab Credits: 1