Computer Aided Design Laboratory

An NAU Mechanical Engineering lab

The Computer Aided Design Lab is an instructional and service facility that is equipped with 33 computers dedicated exclusively to undergraduate student use. Every terminal has various software packages installed, including AutoCAD and SolidWorks. When the lab is not in use for classes, students have access to it for their studies, projects, homework and assignments.

Facility

Location: Building (69), room 317

The Computer Aided Design Lab is an instructional and service facility that is:

• Dedicated exclusively to undergraduate student use
• Used for teaching the freshmen courses of Computer Aided Design ME 180 and CENE 180
• Used intermittently for other engineering courses which have core computing components that require a Windows-based environment
• Equipped with 33 computers connected to the college server. The machines have various software programs installed, including AutoCAD and SolidWorks

In addition, when the lab is not in use for classes, students have access to it for their studies, projects, homework and assignments.