Autodesk Design Academy 2010

Autodesk Design Academy: Benefits

Enables students to move between 2D and 3D design environments—offering design, visualization, and simulation capabilities to fully experience ideas digitally
Helps students to see the dynamic connection between science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)
Maps project-based curriculum to national standards of learning: ITEA’s standards for Technological Literacy; NCTM’s standards for School Mathematics; NCTE Language Arts standards; and CSESA Science Content standards.

Autodesk Design Academy: Products

AutoCAD®
AutoCAD® Architecture
Autodesk® Revit® Architecture
AutoCAD® MEP
Autodesk® Revit® MEP
AutoCAD® Inventor® Professional Suite
AutoCAD® Civil 3D®
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design

The following titles are examples of curricula that support the Design Academy:

Design Basics—provides students with foundational design knowledge, from 2D to 3D sketching and visualization to quick start tutorials on Autodesk software.
Pre-Architecture—illustrates the architectural design process through real-life projects that help students design and visualize architectural renderings.
Pre-Engineering—supports building knowledge of mechanical engineering and civil engineering design processes.
Robotics—provides a fun, interactive way to learn the engineering process, connecting the classroom to the real world.
Science and Math—promotes technology using math and science principles to problem solve.
Sustainable Design—illustrates the impact that design has on the environment, and inspires the use of alternative building materials and resources.

 

Autodesk Design Academy 2010