Our course covers everything from the basics to expertise in the software. Salient features of the software covered by us are as follows:

• Journey towards 2d drafting & 3d Modelling Interface
• Draw, Modify and Organize the Wireframe, Surface and Solid Modelling tools
• Alter mesh primitives
• About layer Assignment and object properties
• Reuse existing Library for home spacing and layouts
• Creating Section geometry
• About Lights, Camera & Materials
• Creation of layouts and viewports
• Learn about Rendering.

1: INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD

Starting AutoCAD AutoCAD Screen Components

• Drawing Area Command Window Navigation bar Status bar
• Adding Commands to AutoCAD Keyboard
• Ribbon Application Menu Tool Palettes Menu Bar Toolbar
• Shortcut Menu AutoCAD Dialog Boxes Starting a New Drawing
• Open a Drawing Start from Scratch Use a Template Use a Wizard
• Saving Your Work
• Save Drawing as Dialog box
• Using the Drawing Recovery Manager to Recover Files Closing a Drawing
• Opening an Existing Drawing
• Opening an Existing Drawing Using the Select File Dialog Box Opening an Existing Drawing Using the Start up Dialog Box Opening an Existing Drawing Using the Drag and Drop Method
• Quitting AutoCAD
• Creating and Managing Workspaces Creating a New Workspace Modifying the Workspace Settings Autodesk Exchange
• Home

2: GETTING STARTED WITH AUTOCAD

• Dynamic Input Mode Enable Pointer Input
• Enable Dimension Input where possible
• Show command prompting and command input near the crosshairs Drafting Tooltip Appearance
• Drawing Lines in AutoCAD The Close Option
• The Undo Option
• Invoking tools Using Dynamic INPUT/Command Prompt Coordinate Systems
• Absolute Coordinate System Relative Coordinate System Relative Polar Coordinates Direct Distance Entry Erasing Objects
• Cancelling and Undoing a Command Object Selection Methods
• Window Selection Window Crossing Method Drawing a Circle
• BASIC Display Commands Setting Units Type and Precision
• Specifying the Format Specifying the Angle Format
• SETTING the Limits OF A DRAWING

3: STARTING WITH ADVANCED SKETCHING

• Drawing Arcs Drawing Rectangles Drawing Ellipses
• Drawing Regular Polygon Drawing Polylines Placing Points
• Drawing Infinite Lines Writing a Single Line Text

4: WORKING WITH DRAWING AIDS

• Introduction
• Understanding the Concept and use of LAYERS Advantages of Using Layers
• Working with Layers Creating New Layers Making a Layer Current
• Controlling the Display of Layers Deleting Layers
• Object Properties Changing the Colour
• Changing the Line type Changing the Line weight Changing the Plot Style Properties Palette
• Quick Properties Palette Drafting Settings dialog box
• Setting Grid Setting Snap Snap Type
• Drawing Straight Lines using the Ortho Mode
• Working with Object Snaps Auto Snap
• Endpoint
• Midpoint
• Nearest Centre Tangent
• Quadrant Intersection
• Apparent Intersection Perpendicular
• Node Insertion Snap to None Parallel Extension From
• Midpoint between 2 Points Temporary Tracking Point Combining Object Snap Modes
• Running Object Snap Mode Overriding the Running Snap Cycling through Snaps
• Using Auto Tracking Object Snap Tracking Polar Tracking
• Auto Track Settings Function and Control Keys

5: EDITING SKETCHED OBJECTS-I

• Editing Sketches
• Moving the Sketched Objects Copying the Sketched Objects
• Creating Multiple Copies
• Creating a Single Copy
• Offsetting Sketched Objects
• Rotating Sketched Objects
• Scaling the Sketched Objects
• Filleting the Sketches
• Chamfering the Sketches
• Trimming the Sketched
• Objects Extending the Sketched
• Objects Stretching the Sketched Objects
• Lengthening the Sketched Objects Arraying the Sketched Objects
• Rectangular Array Polar Array
• Path Array
• Mirroring the Sketched objects Text Mirroring

6: EDITING SKETCHED OBJECTS-II

• Introduction to Grips Types of Grips
• Editing a Polyline by Using Grips Editing Gripped Objects
• Changing the Properties Using the PROPERTIES Pale Matching the Properties of Sketched Objects Cycling Through Selection
• Managing Contents Using the Design enter Autodesk Seek design content Link Displaying Drawing Properties
• Basic Display Options Redrawing the Screen Regenerating Drawings
• Zooming Drawings Real-time Zooming All Option
• Centre Option Extents Option Dynamic Option Previous Option Window Option Scale Option Object Option Zoom In and Out
• Panning Drawings Panning in Real time

7: CREATING TEXT AND TABLES

• Annotative Objects Annotation Scale
• Assigning Annotative Property and Annotation Scales Customizing Annotation Scale
• Multiple Annotation Scales
• Assigning Multiple Annotation Scales Manually Assigning Multiple Annotation Scales Automatically
• Controlling the Display of Annotative objects Creating Text
• Writing Single Line Text Entering Special Characters Creating Multiline Text
• Text Window Text Editor Tab
• Editing Text
• Editing Text Using the DDEDIT Command Editing Text Using the Properties Palette Modifying the Scale of the Text
• Inserting Table in the Drawing Table style Area
• Insert options Area Insertion behaviour Area
• Column and row settings Area Set cell styles Area
• Creating a New Table Style Starting table Area General Area
• Cell styles Area
• Setting a Table Style as Current Modifying a Table Style Modifying Tables
• Substituting Fonts
• Specifying an Alternate Default Font Creating Text Styles
• Determining Text Height Creating Annotative text

8: BASIC DIMENSIONING, GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING, AND TOLERANCING

• Dimensioning in AutoCAD Fundamental Dimensioning Terms
• Dimension Line
• Dimension Text Arrowheads Extension Lines Leader
• Centre Mark and Centre lines Alternate Units
• Tolerances Limits
• Associative Dimensions Definition Points Annotative Dimensions
• Selecting Dimensioning Commands Using the Ribbon and the Toolbar Using the Command Line
• Dimensioning a Number of Objects Together Creating Linear Dimensions
• DIMLINEAR Command Options Creating Aligned Dimensions Creating Arc Length Dimensions Creating Rotated Dimensions Creating Baseline Dimensions Creating Continued Dimensions Creating
• Angular Dimensions
• Dimensioning the Angle between Two Nonparallel Lines Dimensioning the Angle of an Arc
• Angular Dimensioning of Circles
• Angular Dimensioning based on Three Points Creating Diameter Dimensions
• Creating Radius Dimensions Creating Jogged Linear Dimensions Creating Ordinate Dimensions Maintaining Equal Spacing between
• Dimensions Creating Inspection Dimensions Inspection Label
• Dimension Value
• Working with True Associative Dimensions Inspection Rate
• Removing the Dimension Associatively
• Converting a Dimension into a True Associative Dimension
• Drawing Leaders Multileader
• Adding leaders to existing Multileader Removing Leaders from Existing Multileader
• Aligning Multileaders