AutoCAD

AutoCAD is a commercial computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting software application. Developed and marketed by Autodesk, AutoCAD was first released in December 1982 as a desktop app running on microcomputers with internal graphics controllers.

Before AutoCAD was introduced, most commercial CAD programs ran on mainframe computers or minicomputers, with each CAD operator (user) working at a separate graphics terminal.[3] AutoCAD is also available as mobile and web apps.

Who this course is for:

• CAD Designer Training is perfect for those who want to gain in-depth knowledge and understanding of Computer-aided design.

• If you are fascinated with CAD design, enrol in this course to get basic to advance knowledge of CAD design.

What you'll learn

Chapter 1: Getting started About Auto CAD

• CAD History

• Graphical User Interface

• Application Menu

• Workspaces

• Ribbon

• File Tabs

• Accessing Help

• Drawing Templates

• Standards Based Design

• Create New Drawings and Templates

Chapter 2: Object Property & Layer Management

• Managing Layers

• Configure Object Property Settings

• Automatic Management of Layers

• Layer Functions and Display

Chapter 3: Drawing Geometry

• Drawing Creation Workflows and Organization

• Structuring Data in Drawings

• Reusing and Editing Structured Data

Chapter 4: Tools for Creating Key Geometry

• Core Design Tools:

Creating Rectangles, Placing Hatch, Fillets, Chamfers, Contours Power Snaps Centerlines Construction Lines Designing with Lines Adding Standard Feature Data for Holes and Slots

Chapter 5: Tools for Manipulating Geometry Editing Tools

• Power Commands

• Associative Hide

Chapter 6: Creating Drawing Sheets

• Model Space Views in Layouts

• Creating Drawing Sheets in Model Space

• Annotation

• Title Blocks and Drawing Borders

Chapter 7: Dimension and Annotating Drawings

• Annotation and Annotation Symbols

• Creating Dimensions

• Editing Dimensions

Chapter 8: Setting Up a Layout

• Printing Concepts

• Working in Layouts

• Creating Layouts

• Guidelines for Layouts

Chapter 9: File Management

• Import & Export

• DWG Files

• IGES Files

• Project Documentation

Chapter 10: Plotting & Printing

• Printing Layouts

• Print & Plot Settings

• Projects Printing / Plotting

Chapter 11: Architecture Application Exercises

• Creating Basic Floor Plans With Walls

• Doors, And Windows

• Creating Specialty Objects

• Such As Column Or Ceiling Grids

• Stairs & Railings

• Adding Roofs And Floor Slabs

• An Introduction To Projects

• The Project Navigator

• Adding Furniture

• Fixtures

• Equipment

• Creating Details

• Displaying Elevations

• Sections

• Perspectives Marks

• Tags & Schedules

• Other Documentation

• Drawing Cameras

• Adding Lights

• Basic Rendering