The document discusses the use and benefits of Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) software, highlighting its role in improving productivity and efficiency in engineering. Eva Jeanne Markosky, an environmental engineer, emphasizes that CADD facilitates collaboration between design and manufacturing teams, providing detailed documentation and reducing human error. Overall, CADD enhances the design process and aids in the faster assembly of products.

1. CADD Software Uses and Benefits
Eva Jeanne Markosky

2. Introduction
An aspiring environmental engineer, Eva Jeanne Markosky, is currently an engineering
assistant at the Markosky Engineering Group Inc. In the past, she also served as an
environmental engineering intern at the firm until her promotion in 2016. Eva Jeanne
Markosky's operations in the firm include the management of CRM software and CADD.

3. CADD stands for computer-aided design and drafting, and CADD programs help
engineers design and manufacture products. A study showcases that software drawing
can increase productivity and efficiency in engineering instead of drawing on a sheet of
paper. CADD software can help design and manufacturing teams collaborate and
communicate easier, giving the manufacturing team a better understanding of the
concept. To do this, the teams can use the software to create documentation and
access product details such as materials, sizes, and dimensions as the software can
display all kind of information.

4. In this way, manufacturing teams can assemble products faster. Additionally, with CADD,
people can reduce human error or fix them more quickly if they appear and create better
quality designs and products.