During my education at Danville Community College I have been challenged with projects that require a substantial amount of time and dedication. While taking the Precision Machine Technology Program I was required to fabricate a piston-driven air motor
from steel using lathe and mill operations. Currently in my pursuit of a degree in engineering I use a computer program called AutoCAD to develop two-dimensional drawings of parts. Another computer program I have become familiar with is called Chief Architect. This program allows a person to develop a complete set of residential working drawings, decorate the interior to suit their needs, as well as develop three-dimensional views of the exterior of the structure and a walk-through model of the interior.
