C.A.D. provides career skills

Kate Kilgore
Staff Writer            

Computer aided design (C.A.D.) is a fantastic class for people that are going to want to do some type of construction now or in the future.

“We learn how to make things on the computer. We have to be able to show a rotating object” Bobby Sengchanh (10) said.

In construction work, blue prints and models are needed to have directions and a visual picture. On a computer, you can build it up and even make a slide show of the object. That is a good thing for many jobs in companies. C.A.D. provides skills that can be useful in such a career.

If someone is looking to become a person that needs a good visualization of what they may build in a job, this would be a good class to take.