A&E CAD Training Center

About Us

The A&E CAD Training Center was established in 1989 by two professors from ACC’s Architectural & Engineering Computer Aided Design program. They recognized the need for continuing education in CAD technology among Austin-area architectural and engineering professionals.

Since its inception, our training center has educated thousands of design, engineering, and architectural professionals in the Austin area. Originally known as the AutoCAD Training Center, we offered daytime and evening AutoCAD workshops. Today, we provide training in various CAD applications from multiple software vendors. We also customize training to meet the specific needs of organizations and have served clients as far away as Japan.

Our instructor-led classes maintain a student-to-teacher ratio of 15 to 1 or less, ensuring personalized attention for each student. Upon completing each class, students receive a certificate from ACC and continuing education units (CEUs), which are required by many professional licensing organizations, including the American Institute of Architects and Registered Professional Land Surveyors.

AIA Continuing Education Provider

Members of the American Institute of Architects need continuing education to stay at the top of their field and grow the profession. The A&E CAD Training Center is proud to be a registered AIA Continuing Education provider.

If you are a licensed architect, email us at learncad@austincc.edu upon the completion of your course with your name, license number, and the name of the class you completed, and we will submit your information to the AIA so you can receive CE credit for attending our class.

To learn more about AIA Continuing Education, please visit their website by clicking here.

A&E CAD Training Center Manager & Advising

Ashleigh Congdon-Fuller
A&E CAD Training Center Manager
Program Coordinator

Email: afuller@austincc.edu
Phone: (512) 223-4900
Directory: Ashleigh Congdon-Fuller

Ashleigh Congdon-Fuller serves as the A&E CAD Program Coordinator, part of the broader Continuing Education program at ACC. Ashleigh also provides introductory advising and oversees the introductory course, Technical Drafting (DFTG 1405), as part of her role as a Program Coordinator. Ashleigh earned a bachelor degree in Art History from the University of Texas at Austin and an associate of applied science in Architectural and Engineering Computer Aided Design – Architectural Specialty from Austin Community College.

Ashleigh has been teaching at ACC since 2002.