Programs
Drafting & Design TechnologyArchitectural Computer-Aided
Drafting & Design
Develop the drafting fundamentals, AutoCAD skills, and architectural software knowledge needed to step into professional design environments: from residential floor plans to commercial construction documents.
Program Overview
About This Program
The Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting & Design (CADD) program is a two-semester, 28-credit course covering 607 hours of instruction. Students build core drafting techniques, AutoCAD proficiency, and competency in industry-specific architectural software.
Program Goal: To equip students with the foundational skills and software knowledge required to perform architectural drafting tasks in professional environments, from schematic design through construction documentation.
For a full course breakdown, view theGeneral Catalog (PDF).
Eligibility
Who Can Enroll
Open to both post-secondary and concurrent students. Both pathways carry identical pricing and curriculum.
Federal Financial Aid Available
This program qualifies for Federal Financial Aid, including Pell Grants, SEOG, and Federal Work Study. Visit theFAFSA page to apply.
Admissions Requirements
Conditions of Enrollment
Schedule
Class Schedule
Tuition & Fees
Program Cost
Costs are broken out by semester below. The combined total covers all tuition and fees paid directly to TCR. Indirect costs (housing, transportation, and personal expenses) are estimates from the Colorado Department of Higher Education.
Semester 1
Weeks 1–18
Semester 2
Weeks 19–36
Estimated Indirect & Total Program Costs
Indirect costs are not paid to TCR. They represent estimated living expenses based on the Colorado Department of Higher Education's monthly student budget projections.
Dependent student: Under 24, unmarried, no dependents of their own, not a veteran or active-duty member of the U.S. Armed Forces, and not an emancipated minor. Parental information is required on the FAFSA.
Independent student: Age 24 or older, married, a graduate/professional student, a veteran or active-duty service member, an orphan or ward of the court, an emancipated minor, someone with legal dependents, or otherwise meeting federal criteria. Only the student's (and spouse's, if applicable) information is required on the FAFSA.