Civil, Mechanical or Electrical — pick the track employers hire for

Each track runs on the tools, workflows, and project briefs that discipline-specific firms use on the job. You leave with a portfolio piece drawn from a real client brief, not a practice file.

Over-shoulder view of a structural engineer's workstation, AutoCAD Civil 3D open on a wide monitor showing a site grading plan with contour lines and road alignments, daylight from office windows, drafting scale and printed drawings visible at desk edge

Close-up of hands navigating a SolidWorks part model on a dual-monitor engineering workstation, a machined metal component visible on the desk beside a set of calipers, overhead fluorescent lighting in a manufacturing-adjacent office

Wide desk shot of an electrical engineer working in AutoCAD Electrical, a panel wiring schematic filling the screen, printed wire-run schedules and a multimeter on the desk, fluorescent office lighting, industrial cabinet drawings pinned to the wall behind

Civil CAD details

Mechanical CAD details

Electrical CAD details

— Domain-specific tracks

Choose the track that matches your industry

Civil CAD

Mechanical CAD

Electrical CAD

AutoCAD Civil 2D plan , 3D view, site grading, drainage design, and structural drawing sets. Rendering 3D . Assessed against the deliverables a civil or structural firm expects from a new hire.

AutoCAD Mechanical, SolidWorks Creo ,Catia included part modeling assembly & detailing , Sheetmetal GD&T, and production drawing packages reviewed against manufacturer hiring criteria.

AutoCAD Electrical, panel-design schematics, wire numbering, and control-system drawing packages benchmarked to what electrical and instrumentation firms actually post for.

Medium shot of an instructor pointing at a detailed CAD drawing on a large monitor, a student seated at the workstation following along, engineering reference books and a rolled blueprint on the desk, daylight from a wide office window, no posed expressions

▸ Competency, not completion

Certified by output, not seat time

Every certificate here is signed off by a working engineer who reviewed your deliverable against an actual project standard — not a multiple-choice rubric.

Instructors carry active professional licenses and bring current client briefs into the classroom. Your portfolio piece is built from one of those briefs.

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Ready to match your training to a job description?

Enrollment is open for all three tracks, online and in-person. Reach out and a working engineer on our team will help you identify the right domain track.