AutoCAD

The Autodesk CAD (AutoCAD) interface, together with its basic features and computer-aided design (CAD) workflow procedures, are introduced step-by-step in this course. Participants will learn how to sketch in two dimensions using simple tools and how to edit a drawing. The introduction will also cover further AutoCAD productivity tools.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Be proficient in using basic AutoCAD commands and functions
• Navigate basic AutoCAD workspace and user interface
• Use drawing, editing, constructing, and viewing tools
• Insert blocks, text, hatching, and dimensions
• Set up layers, styles, templates, and plot layouts
• Use Autodesk AutoCAD and appreciate its relation to other Autodesk products

Total Contact hours: 24 (including of 2 hours assessment)

• Getting Started with AutoCAD
• Basic Drawing & Editing Commands
• Drawing Precision in AutoCAD
• Making Changes in Your Drawing
• Organizing Your Drawing with Layers
• Advanced Object Types
• Analyzing Model and Object Properties
• Advanced Editing Commands
• Introduction to Blocks
• Setting Up a Layout
• Printing Your Drawing
• Text
• Hatching
• Adding Dimension

Participants must be able to read and understand simple technical drawings and be familiar with how a personal computer (PC) functions in general.

At the end of the course, learners are required to complete a total of 2 hours of written assessment.