Industrial Drafting DVS (5225/5725)
Program length: 1800 hours; study mode: classroom or online; language of instruction: French or English.
Program Introduction
Develop the necessary skills for industrial drawing; develop skills necessary to understand industrial manufacturing; skills needed to produce and modify drawings and make sketches; use computer-aided drafting programs to produce mechanical parts, etc.; draw dimensioned drawings and design simple technical objects; develop necessary skills for multidisciplinary teamwork.
Career Goals
Industrial designer, estimator, quality monitor, designer, draftsperson, graphic designer.
Related Skills
Mathematics and drafting skills, rigorous and patient, social skills, attention to detail, 3D modelling ability, professional ethics, quality of work.
Employment Fields
Mechanical goods stores, engineering companies, machinery plants, aircraft manufacturing and aircraft parts plants, automotive industry, manufacturing, self-employment.
Duties
Identify needs and produce blank, part and system diagrams; specify plans and define document nomenclature; identify dimensions, functional and physical limitations; determine part specifications and quotations; computer-aided drafting and design; 3D modelling; provide technical support to other departments and customers; contract negotiation; monitor service quality; select service providers, subcontractors and service providers; project management.
Work Style
Can work remotely, flexible hours.
Admission Conditions
Applicants who meet any one of the following conditions may apply: (a) high school diploma or equivalent (proof of equivalent education level) or a post-secondary diploma such as bachelor’s, graduate, etc.; OR (b) turned 16 before September 30 of the admission year, completed full-time secondary Year 4 language, second-language and mathematics courses, or had obtained equivalent academic certification; OR (c) age 18 at entry with admission prerequisites, such as completing a test or having equivalent training certification; OR (d) completed full-time secondary Year 3 language, second-language and mathematics courses, and simultaneously completing full-time secondary Year 4 language, second-language and mathematics courses during vocational study.
Courses
| Course name | Hours |
|---|---|
| Technical drawing interpretation | 75h |
| Performing measurement and analysis | 60h |
| Adapting to new work organization | 45h |
| Related work-field training | 15h |
| Solving industrial-drafting-related problems | 60h |
| Making sketches | 75h |
| Computer drafting | 75h |
| Making machine part detail drawings | 90h |
| Drawing fasteners | 60h |
| Mechanical component assembly and motion drawing | 45h |
| Materials and manufacturing process technical information | 90h |
| Making assembly drawings | 75h |
| Using computer-aided drafting programs | 105h |
| Determining dimensional tolerances | 60h |
| Drawing revisions | 15h |
| Drawing power transmission systems | 90h |
| Making development drawings | 90h |
| Making 3D models | 90h |
| Making machine detail drawings | 90h |
| Making piping and circuit diagrams | 90h |
| Job-search or entrepreneurship skills | 30h |
| Drawing mechanical system drawings | 75h |
| Drawing machine exteriors | 105h |
| Designing simple technical objects | 105h |
| Entering the labour market | 90h |
Contact Us
Telephone: (514) 995-7688 / (514) 996-6610
Email: info@collegemcgill.ca
Website: www.collegemcgill.ca
South Shore campus: #020-6400 Auteuil, Brossard QC, Canada J4Z 3P5