Diploma in Computerised Construction Design and Technology
Construction & Engineering Diploma

Diploma in Computerised Construction Design and Technology

The Diploma in Computerised Construction Design & Technology (CCDT) is an intensive 12-month programme preparing students for careers as CAD Draughtsmen and Construction Supervisors, with a pathway to HNDs in Civil Engineering and Quantity Surveying.

Study Mode / Duration
Weekday / Weekend / 12 Months
Delivery
Fully Physical

Programme Overview

Comprehensive introduction to the programme

The Diploma in Computerised Construction Design & Technology (CCDT) offers an intensive 12-month training program, preparing students for careers as CAD Draughtsmen and Construction Supervisors. This program is ideal for those aiming to excel in AutoCAD, Autodesk, Revit, and CAD 2D & 3D drawing techniques. The curriculum is tailored to meet the growing demand in both local and international job markets, providing essential skills for success.

Programme Structure

Academic curriculum and module breakdown

  • Semester 01

    • AutoCAD

    • Mathematics

    • Drawing & Techniques

    • Construction Technology

    • Surveying

    • Communication Skills

  • Semester 02

    • AutoCAD 2D / 3D

    • MEP Design Technology

    • Fundamentals of Interior Design

    • Revit Architecture

    • Fundamentals of Quantity Surveying

    • Industrial Skills Development

  • Semester 03

    • Final Project

Entry Requirements

Academic prerequisites and admission criteria

  1. Six passes in GCE O/L including simple passes in English and Mathematics

  2. Any other qualification approved by the Senate

What’s Next for You

Academic pathways and career progression

Progression: Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND in Civil Engineering or Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND in Quantity Surveying, leading to BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying or BEng (Hons) in Civil Engineering.

Career pathway: CCDT (after O/L) → HND (after A/L) → Degree.

Career roles: CAD Draughtsman, Construction Supervisor.