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Drafting: Occupations & Opportunities

Drafting: Occupations & Opportunities

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Drafting: Occupations & Opportunities

1968

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Treats drafting as a means of visual communication and a key to organized training and planning. Discusses the importance of drafting in various fields such as architecture, engineering, and industry. Drafting allows individuals to communicate their ideas visually, leading to accurate planning and construction. It is emphasized that drafting skills open up numerous career opportunities in different industries.

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