So im planning to get an associate's degree in CAD/ drafting,
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So im planning to get an associate's degree in CAD/ drafting, is it worth it?
its worth only if they teach you how to draft by hand before you draft using cad
>>54631223
didn't you do that in school?
> What i ment to say am I going to find a reliable job because the program is $40,000 and I don't want to be in student debt it up the ass.
I worked for SolidWorks for two years and I hate that company.
>>54631423
solidworks is a product, not a company
did you mean you worked for dassault systemes?
>wanting to be a drafting slave monkey
Go for it OP. Get some coding courses (C and C++ are the only relevant languages in the industry). If it's possible get some basic digital electronic courses as well and calculus as well. You may have to spend an additional semester but it's worth it.
>>54631257
>associate degree
>40k
Kek I did associate degree (in computer network) at Austin and and shit didn't cost me more than 10k for entire 5 semesters