AutoCAD Beginners course 2022

AutoCAD Beginners course 2022, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 96 lectures, 9 quizzes, based on 290 reviews, and has 998 subscribers.

You will learn about Making drawings and modifying them from scratch Using dimensions, text and other annotation Using ready made set of objects in AutoCAD drawings Printing drawings with proper scale adn standards This course is ideal for individuals who are A complete beginner who wants to learn AutoCAD from scratch It is particularly useful for A complete beginner who wants to learn AutoCAD from scratch.

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Summary

Title: AutoCAD Beginners course 2022

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Quizzes: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 96

Number of Published Quizzes: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Making drawings and modifying them from scratch
Using dimensions, text and other annotation
Using ready made set of objects in AutoCAD drawings
Printing drawings with proper scale adn standards

Who Should Attend

A complete beginner who wants to learn AutoCAD from scratch

Target Audiences

A complete beginner who wants to learn AutoCAD from scratch

This course is made with a complete beginner in mind and it will help you learn AutoCAD right from the basics.

About the instructor

I am a published author of bestseller AutoCAD book by Packt publication and also a certified Autodesk AutoCAD professional and member of Autodesk expert elite community. I have worked in the design and training industry and I have trained clients from corporates as well as colleges.

What’s in this course

This course starts from scratch assuming you know nothing about AutoCAD whatsoever and it will gradually take you to all the basic, intermediate and advanced topics in a step by step way.

The course is project-based and video lessons are made with the practical application of tools and commands in mind. The course is primarily divided into three parts:

Part 1 is Practical video lessons that are based on real-world application of tools and commands.

Part 2 is Practice exercises related to modules with detailed video descriptions of answers.

Part 3 is Multiple choice question type quizzes with answers to assess course performance.

What you can expect at the end of this course

Once you are through this course you will be able to make your own drawings using simple and advanced tools of AutoCAD like polylines, arcs, circles and you will be able to fully dimension them as well as per drawing standards. You will also be well equipped to use drawing management tools like layers and you can make use of a ready-made set of symbols using a block library and external references.

Finally, you can also modify and print existing drawings using your own settings. So, in a nutshell, you will be able to use AutoCAD inside out once you are done with this course.

Who should enrol in this course

If you are a civil, electrical, mechanical engineer, architect, woodworker, interior designer or hobbyist who just wants to learn the software from scratch then this course is for you.

Instructor support

Whenever you have a subject matter question you can post it in the Q&A forum and I will answer your questions as soon as possible. So, with the course, you not only get the video lessons but also quick and responsive support from the instructor.

Pre-requisites for the course

There are no pre-requisites for the course but you need to have access to AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT software on Windows operating system. The course is not compatible with AutoCAD Mac users. If you are a student you can get your free copy of your AutoCAD student license from Autodesk though you may need to check the eligibility first.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to AutoCAD

Lecture 1: Course introduction

Lecture 2: Download lesson files

Lecture 3: Understanding user interface

Lecture 4: Navigation tools and selection set

Lecture 5: Understanding unit and template

Lecture 6: Drawing settings

Lecture 7: Practice exercise

Chapter 2: Basic Drawing

Lecture 1: Making line

Lecture 2: Using imperial and metric unit

Lecture 3: Making circle

Lecture 4: Making Arcs

Lecture 5: Ortho and polar mode

Lecture 6: Simple object snaps

Lecture 7: Using advance object snaps

Lecture 8: Object snap tracking

Lecture 9: Making and editing polylines

Lecture 10: Working with Splines

Lecture 11: Making ellipses

Lecture 12: Practice exercise

Chapter 3: Modifying Drawing

Lecture 1: Move and copy

Lecture 2: Rotate objects

Lecture 3: Scale objects

Lecture 4: Explode and Join tools

Lecture 5: Trim and extend objects

Lecture 6: Offset and mirror objects

Lecture 7: Fillet and chamfer objects

Lecture 8: Practice exercise

Chapter 4: Drawing Tools

Lecture 1: Using multifunction grips

Lecture 2: Coordinate system

Lecture 3: Making rectangles

Lecture 4: Using dynamic input

Lecture 5: Making Polygons

Lecture 6: Making isometric drawings

Lecture 7: Applying hatches

Lecture 8: Advance hatch tools

Lecture 9: Gradient and associative hatch

Lecture 10: Making Rectangular array

Lecture 11: Making Polar array

Lecture 12: Making Path array

Lecture 13: Practice exercise

Chapter 5: Reusing Existing Content

Lecture 1: Creating simple blocks

Lecture 2: Inserting blocks

Lecture 3: Understanding blocks palette

Lecture 4: Modifying blocks

Lecture 5: Write block

Lecture 6: Using local block libraries

Lecture 7: Online block libraries

Lecture 8: Making block with attributes

Lecture 9: Attribute modes

Lecture 10: Modifying attributes

Lecture 11: Practice exercise

Chapter 6: External References

Lecture 1: Attaching external references

Lecture 2: Modifying external references

Lecture 3: Path type and overlay

Lecture 4: Finding unresolved xRef

Lecture 5: Using xRef palette

Lecture 6: Working with underlays

Lecture 7: Attaching PDF as xRef

Lecture 8: Attaching scanned PDF

Lecture 9: eTransmit external references

Lecture 10: Practice exercise

Chapter 7: Organizing Objects

Lecture 1: Changing object color

Lecture 2: Applying linetype

Lecture 3: Changing lineweight and transparency

Lecture 4: Understanding layers

Lecture 5: Assigning layers

Lecture 6: Layer states manager

Lecture 7: By layer and by block

Lecture 8: Understanding enquiry tools

Lecture 9: Purge and rename command

Lecture 10: Practice exercise

Chapter 8: Adding Annotations

Lecture 1: Using multiline text

Lecture 2: Text style and single line text

Lecture 3: Adding simple dimensions

Lecture 4: Adding advance dimensions

Lecture 5: Basic dimension style

Lecture 6: Advance properties of dimension style

Lecture 7: Alternate unit and tolerance

Lecture 8: Adding multileader

Lecture 9: Multileader style

Lecture 10: Creating table

Lecture 11: Modifying table

Lecture 12: Exporting and importing table to Excel

Lecture 13: Understanding table style

Lecture 14: Practice exercise

Instructors

Jaiprakash Pandey
Author of Practical AutoCAD Book by Packt publication

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 24 votes
4 stars: 93 votes
5 stars: 169 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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