Autodesk AutoCAD 2D and 3D

This course can be completed in 30 hrs. Of duration which includes 2D & 3D. After completing this course candidate can become a Professional

• Civil/Arch Draftsman
• Interior Designer
• Mechanical Draftsman
• Electrical Draftsman

Type of companies where candidates can apply for job after this course:

• Engineering Consultancies
• Electro-Mechanical Companies
• Contracting companies
• Government Authorities like DEWA, SEWA...

Qualification for learning this course:

• Those who have Engineering Background

Or those who wish to study technically with High school/Diploma holders can also learn. This course is also good for career level up for below Job titles:

• Site supervisors
• MEP Supervisors
• MEP Technician
• Surveyor’s

Syllabus:

Chapter 1: Getting Started with AutoCAD

• 1.1 Starting the Software
• 1.2 User Interface
• 1.3 Working with Commands
• 1.4 Cartesian Workspace
• 1.5 Opening an Existing Drawing File
• 1.6 Viewing Your Drawing
• 1.7 Saving Your Work

Chapter 2: Basic Drawing and Editing Commands

• 2.1 Drawing Lines
• 2.2 Erasing Objects
• 2.3 Drawing Vertical and Horizontal Lines
• 2.4 Drawing Rectangles
• 2.5 Drawing Circles
• 2.6 Undo and Redo Actions

Chapter 3: Projects: Creating a Simple Drawing

• 3.1 Create a Simple Drawing
• 3.2 Create Simple Shapes

Chapter 4: Drawing Precision in AutoCAD

• 4.1 Using Running Object Snaps
• 4.2 Using Object Snap Overrides
• 4.3 Polar Tracking at Angles
• 4.4 Object Snap Tracking
• 4.5 (Optional) Drawing with Snap and Grid

Chapter 5: Making Changes in Your Drawing

• 5.1 Selecting Objects for Editing
• 5.2 Moving Objects
• 5.3 Copying
• 5.4 Rotating Objects
• 5.5 Scaling Objects
• 5.6 Mirroring Objects
• 5.7 Editing with Grips

Chapter 6: Projects: Making Your Drawings More Precise

• 6.1 Schematic Project: Electronics Diagram
• 6.2 Architectural Project: Landscape
• 6.3 Mechanical Project: Using Polar and Tracking
• 6.4 Mechanical Project: Surge Protector
• 6.5 Mechanical Project: Satellite

Chapter 7: Organizing Your Drawing with Layers

• 7.1 Creating New Drawings with Templates
• 7.2 What are Layers?
• 7.3 Layer States
• 7.4 Changing an Object’s Layer

Chapter 8: Advanced Object Types

• 8.1 Drawing Arcs
• 8.2 Drawing Polylines
• 8.3 Editing Polylines
• 8.4 Drawing Polygons
• 8.5 Drawing Ellipses

Chapter 9: Analyzing Model and Object Properties

• 9.1 Working with Object Properties
• 9.2 Measuring Objects

Chapter 10: Projects: Drawing Organization and Information

• 10.1 Architectural Project
• 10.2 Mechanical Project
• 10.3 Civil Project

Chapter 11: Advanced Editing Commands

• 11.1 Trimming and Extending Objects
• 11.2 Stretching Objects
• 11.3 Creating Fillets and Chamfers
• 11.4 Offsetting Objects
• 11.5 Creating Arrays of Objects

Chapter 12: Inserting Blocks

• 12.1 What are Blocks?
• 12.2 Working with Dynamic Blocks
• 12.3 Inserting Blocks
• 12.4 Inserting Blocks using the Tool Palettes
• 12.5 Inserting Blocks using the Design Center

Chapter 13: Projects: Creating More Complex Objects

• 13.1 Mechanical Project 1: Plate
• 13.2 Mechanical Project 2: Gasket
• 13.3 Mechanical Project 3: Plate
• 13.4 Mechanical Project 4: Rocker Arm
• 13.5 Architectural Project 1: Floor Plan
• 13.6 Architectural Project 2: Floor Plan
• 13.7 Civil Project: Parking Lot

Chapter 14: Setting Up a Layout

• 14.1 Working in Layouts
• 14.2 Creating Layouts
• 14.3 Creating Layout Viewports
• 14.4 Guidelines for Layouts

Chapter 15: Printing Your Drawing

• 15.1 Printing Concepts
• 15.2 Printing Layouts
• 15.3 Print and Plot Settings

Chapter 16: Projects: Preparing to Print

• 16.1 Mechanical Project
• 16.2 Architectural Project

Chapter 17:

• 17.1 Working with Annotations
• 17.2 Adding Text in a Drawing
• 17.3 Modifying Multiline Text
• 17.4 Formatting Multiline Text
• 17.5 Adding Notes with Leaders to Your Drawing
• 17.6 Creating Tables
• 17.7 Modifying Tables

Chapter 18: Hatching

• 18.1 Hatching
• 18.2 Editing Hatches

Chapter 19: Adding Dimensions

• 19.1 Dimensioning Concepts
• 19.2 Adding Linear Dimensions
• 19.3 Adding Radial and Angular Dimensions
• 19.4 Editing Dimensions

Chapter 20: Projects: Annotating Your Drawing

• 20.1 Mechanical Project
• 20.2 Architectural Project 1
• 20.3 Architectural Project 2
• 20.4 Civil Project

Projects according to Students Area of Focus

• HVAC designing
• Plumbing designing
• Firefighting designing
• Electrical designing
• Interior Designing

AutoCAD 3D:

Chapter 1: 3D Foundations

• 1.1 Why Use 3D?
• 1.2 Introduction to the 3D Modeling Workspace
• 1.3 Basic 3D Viewing Tools
• 1.4 3D Navigation Tools
• 1.5 Introduction to the User Coordinate System (UCS)

Chapter 2: Simple Solids

• 2.1 Working with Solid Primitives
• 2.2 Solid Primitive Types
• 2.3 Working with Composite Solids
• 2.4 Working with Mesh Models

Chapter 3: Working with the User Coordinate System

• 3.1 UCS Basics
• 3.2 UCS X, Y, and Z Commands
• 3.3 UCS Multi-functional Grips
• 3.4 Saving a UCS by Name

Chapter 4: Creating Solids & Surfaces from 2D Objects

• 4.1 Complex 3D Geometry
• 4.2 Extruded Solids and Surfaces
• 4.3 Swept Solids and Surfaces
• 4.4 Revolved Solids and Surfaces
• 4.5 Lofted Solids and Surfaces
• 4.6 NURBS Surfaces

Chapter 5: Modifying in 3D Space

• 5.1 3D Gizmo Tools
• 5.2 Aligning Objects in 3D Space
• 5.3 3D Modify Commands

Chapter 6: Advanced Solid Editing

• 6.1 Editing Components of Solids
• 6.2 Editing Faces of Solids
• 6.3 Fillets and Chamfers on Solids