Assessment
Digital Design and CAD for Floating Offshore Wind
This practical course provides an introduction to Computer-Aided Design (CAD) using AutoCAD, with applications relevant to the growing Floating Offshore Wind (FLOW) sector.
Learners will develop the fundamental skills required to create, edit, and manage accurate 2D technical drawings while gaining an understanding of industry-standard design practices.
Through hands-on activities and guided projects, participants will build confidence in using AutoCAD to support engineering, construction, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects.
Progression Opportunities
Successful delegates can progress onto a full Level 2 course in AutoCAD.
Location
- Neath Campus
- Afan Campus
- Brecon Campus
- Newtown Campus
- On-Site
Entry Requirements
Delegates require access to a computer with access to the internet.
Course Duration
3 Days
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for:
- Individuals interested in engineering and design careers or considering careers in renewable energy and offshore wind
- Existing employees looking to upskill in CAD software
- Anyone wishing to develop industry-relevant digital design skills
Course Content
This course covers:
- Introduction to AutoCAD
- Navigating the AutoCAD Environment
- Drawing and Editing Fundamentals
- Modifying and Geometry Tools
- Layers and Properties
- Dimensions, Text and Annotation
- Blocks and Reusable Components
- Practical Project
Method of Assessment
Practical Assessment
Certification
Certificate of Attendance
