Graduates of this unique hybrid program have a skill set that's in high demand: the ability to design products, processes and systems and to communicate sophisticated mechanical engineering concepts and ideas through drawings, computer images and symbols. Students in the Mechanical Engineering Design and Drafting diploma program learn engineering design, additive manufacturing, facilities layout, CNC machining, jig and fixture design, mould design, F.E.A sustainable design and many other areas of mechanical engineering design.

Career Opportunities Sheridan Mechanical Engineering Technician/Technology – Design and Drafting program graduates enjoy an advantage in the job market due to their well-rounded skill-set and familiarity with industry-standard applications. Many graduates find employment in industry and manufacturing and have progressed in the areas of aerospace, automotive, plastics, piping, processing sectors and self employment. Recent graduates have moved into the following careers: CAD/CAM Mechanical engineering design Plant operations Process piping and HVAC Product development and testing Production Quality control Technical sales