AutoCAD is a prominent field that combines creativity with technical skills. AutoCAD is 2d and 3d modeling software in which we can create 2d, as well as some bigger complex 3d structures. CAD essentially stands for “Computer-Aided Design” or “Computer-Aided Drafting”.

Before AutoCAD, it was very difficult to create house plans or any other design which required too much manpower and time but after the invention of AutoCAD, all these issues have been resolved because it includes the use of the computer. It is the pioneer software in jettisoning the difficulties of drawing on a sheet/of paper by hand.

AutoCAD is used widely in industries. It has diverse applications in different fields e.g. architects are using this software for exterior and interior designing, town planners using this software for scheme planning and designing, mechanical engineers for designing vehicle equipment, electrical engineers for wiring different types of equipment, Interior designers for designing and placement of interior fixtures.

Advantages of using AutoCAD:

• Productivity and quality of product
• Precision and accuracy

This course will help learn this software from beginner to skilled level. The main goal of this course is to develop and polish planning and designing skills. This course put you on the track to accomplishment by providing complete directions on how to become skilled in AutoCAD.

What will you learn in this course?

• By utilizing tools of modifying, drawing, and dimensioning toolbars you will be able to prepare technical drawings with AutoCAD.
• Create and draw basic 2D structures in AutoCAD and their usage in the planning and designing of housing schemes.
• Create and draw advanced 3D structures using basic functions and features of CAD 3D design.
• Design using AutoCAD with the help of shortcut keyboard keys.
• Conversion of PDF version drawings to AutoCAD File.
• How to present and export AutoCAD data into other formats like (JPEG, PDF, etc.)
• Basic understanding of printing and plotting features.
• Design the layout of the drawing.