Application and Document Submission
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Diploma of Civil Draftsman
Course Overview
The Diploma of Civil Draftsman program trains students in the principles and techniques of drafting and design in civil engineering. The curriculum focuses on creating accurate and detailed drawings for construction projects, including roads, bridges, and buildings. Students learn to use industry-standard software such as AutoCAD and Revit, developing skills in technical drawing, 3D modeling, and project documentation.
Through practical exercises and projects, students gain experience in collaborating with engineers and architects to produce drawings that meet regulatory standards and design specifications. The program aims to equip graduates with the skills necessary to support civil engineering projects effectively.
Course Content:
Part 1
- Introduction to Computer Architecture
- Introduction To Civil
- Drawing For Civil – Part 1
- Foundation
- Structure In Civil
- Treatment In Building
- Building Drawing – Public
- Introduction To Computer Application – Part 1
- Building Drawing Residential
Part 2
- Drawing For Civil – Part 2
- RCC Drawings
- Public Health & Sanitation
- Bridge Layout
- Road Layout
- Computer Application Layout – Part 2
- Municipal Drawing
Educational Goals:
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Drafting Skills
Equip students with the ability to create precise technical drawings and plans.
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Civil Engineering Principles
Provide foundational knowledge of civil engineering concepts and practices.
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Software Proficiency
Foster skills in using drafting software such as AutoCAD and Revit.
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Attention to Detail
Instill the importance of accuracy and precision in drafting work.
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Communication Skills
Develop effective communication abilities for collaborating with engineers and architects.
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Project Documentation
Teach students how to prepare comprehensive project documentation and reports.
Professional Paths:
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Civil Draftsman
Creates detailed drawings and plans for civil engineering projects.
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Technical Illustrator
Produces visual representations of engineering designs and concepts.
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BIM Technician
Works on Building Information Modeling (BIM) projects to manage digital representations of structures.
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Design Assistant
Supports engineers and architects in the design process through drafting and documentation.
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Surveying Technician
Assists in gathering data and preparing plans based on survey results.
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Construction Estimator
Prepares cost estimates based on drawings and project specifications.
FAQ's
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ISTM is known for its distinctive approach that integrates technology and management
education. The institute emphasizes a holistic learning experience that equips
students with both technical expertise and managerial skills, preparing them for
dynamic careers in modern industries.
ISTM has specific admission criteria for different programs, typically including
academic qualifications, and sometimes work experience.
Prospective students should regularly check the institute's official website for
updated eligibility criteria and admission processes.
The institute provides comprehensive study materials, online resources, and
continuous support from academic advisors. Additionally,
periodic assessments and examinations are conducted to evaluate students' progress
and ensure learning outcomes are met.
Pursuing distance learning with ISTM offers several advantages, including
flexibility in scheduling, allowing students to balance their studies with
professional and personal commitments. Additionally, students have access to quality
education from experienced faculty members, industry-relevant curriculum, and
networking opportunities with fellow professionals.
