Manufacturing Design Page ContentEnter the world of manufacturing design and CAD with thecontinuing education program at Richland College.The manufacturing design program teaches skills in computer-aided design (CAD) with an emphasis on manufacturing.Courses focus on CAD in the manufacturing industry and using AutoCAD and SolidWorks software.The skills learned through the program can lead to a number of career paths, such as architecture, machining, construction, engineering, facilities management, landscape design, interior design, and multimedia.Manufacturing Design (CE Skills Award) Courses Required:DFTG 1014 - Introduction to Computer Assisted Drafting &smp; DesignDFTG 2004 - Computer Assisted Drafting & Design IIDFTG 2046 - Advanced Computer Assisted Drafting & DesignDFTG 1000 - Solid Works IDFTG 2009 - Solid Works II Important: Check the CE schedule to verify if and when the class is currently being offered. How To Search: View the CE schedule. Select the semester you wish to register for.Select the prefix of your desired course (example: HRPO).Results for the course numbers, sections and times will be displayed for that semester. Need Help? Submit a Career Connected Learning Interest Form View Class Types and Schedule Enroll Now Looking to earn more? The continuing education Manufacturing Design program can start you on the path to a great career in manufacturing. Learn More About the Industry, Manufacturing & Construction Career Path