William F. MacDonald Computer Aided Design Graphics Laboratory (JD 1126)

The MacDonald CAD Graphics Laboratory, named for a former faculty member who was instrumental in its initial development and was noted for his expertise in teaching design, serves multiple purposes. Equipped with 32 high-capability and accessorized PCs, the laboratory provides access to AutoCAD, I-DEAS and CATIA Software for instruction and research. The 1300 square foot facility also incorporates a tabled area for team project work.

Courses taught in the facility include Introduction to Engineering (MSE 101/L), Introduction to CAD Graphics (MSE 105), Introduction to Engineering CAD and Graphics (MSE 508/L), Principles of CAD/CAM (MSE 508/L), and CAD/CAM with CATIA (MSE 516/L).

Health and Safety Information- follow safety procedures and dress appropriately for lab (long sleeves, long pants and covered shoes).

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