AutoCAD for Lighting Designers

AutoCAD for Lighting Designers, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 37 lectures, based on 25 reviews, and has 149 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn majority of basic commands. You will understand the difference between different AutoDesk softwares You will be able to use AutoCAD fluently. You will be able to submit more professional drawings. You will be able to manipulate (modify, change, use) any CAD files You will understand the key elements for a lighting designer. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students (Electrical Engineering, Architecture, Lighting, Design) or Someone who wants to learn AutoCAD Basics or Someone who has a passion for growth or Someone who is curious how AutoCAD works or Lighting Designers or Lighting Designers, Contractors, Consultants, Architects It is particularly useful for Students (Electrical Engineering, Architecture, Lighting, Design) or Someone who wants to learn AutoCAD Basics or Someone who has a passion for growth or Someone who is curious how AutoCAD works or Lighting Designers or Lighting Designers, Contractors, Consultants, Architects.

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Summary

Title: AutoCAD for Lighting Designers

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn majority of basic commands.
You will understand the difference between different AutoDesk softwares
You will be able to use AutoCAD fluently.
You will be able to submit more professional drawings.
You will be able to manipulate (modify, change, use) any CAD files
You will understand the key elements for a lighting designer.

Who Should Attend

Students (Electrical Engineering, Architecture, Lighting, Design)
Someone who wants to learn AutoCAD Basics
Someone who has a passion for growth
Someone who is curious how AutoCAD works
Lighting Designers
Lighting Designers, Contractors, Consultants, Architects

Target Audiences

Students (Electrical Engineering, Architecture, Lighting, Design)
Someone who wants to learn AutoCAD Basics
Someone who has a passion for growth
Someone who is curious how AutoCAD works
Lighting Designers
Lighting Designers, Contractors, Consultants, Architects

Real life course with practice modules designed to share the market knowledge of AutoCAD.

Assist lighting designers and enthusiasts to get a better understanding of different aspects of AutoCAD, its pricing and some basic commands.

In this course we also go through a sample CAD file reducing and preparing it for calculations.

You will receive CAD files, to follow along, and more practice files at the end of the course.

Furthermore, this course is also a good starting point for anyone who wants to learn how to use the basic commands of AutoCAD.

One factor that will help speed up your work (reduce processing time) is the size of the CAD file.

Hence its critical for every lighting designer to reduce the file size, so the system can utilize the RAM to speed up design process.

In this tutorial I take you through the step-by-step process of how I have been reducing file sizes of any given CAD file and processing it before I dive into the lighting design itself.

All revenue from this course (after Udemy deductions) will be given away to “Freedom Again Foundation”. This foundation has been working to uplift the poor and needy, through education, financial assistance and adopting institutions. We are partnering with Freedom Again to open new opportunities for educating the under privilege.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: AutoCAD for Lighting Designers?

Lecture 2: What will you learn?

Lecture 3: About the trainer !

Chapter 2: All About Autodesk

Lecture 1: What is AutoCAD software?

Lecture 2: Introduction to Autodesk Family

Lecture 3: Introduction to AutoCAD LT

Chapter 3: First Looks

Lecture 1: Get to Know the software

Lecture 2: Open the CAD file

Lecture 3: First Look and details of CAD file

Chapter 4: Key Commands and selections

Lecture 1: How to use Move Command in AutoCAD

Lecture 2: Understanding the Copy command

Lecture 3: Select Similar and Erase commands

Lecture 4: Different ways for object selection

Lecture 5: EXTRA Tip – Different Zoom Commands

Lecture 6: Extra tip – The Save or Save as command

Lecture 7: Extra Tip – Renaming Layouts

Chapter 5: Clipboard commands

Lecture 1: Benefits of the Cut command in AutoCAD

Lecture 2: Using Copy to clipboard (Ctrl+C)

Lecture 3: The different paste commands or options

Chapter 6: Secondary commands for AutoCAD

Lecture 1: Benefits of the Purge command

Lecture 2: Manipulation with layers

Lecture 3: Working Inside blocks (Bedit command)

Lecture 4: Explode command for blocks

Lecture 5: Deleting Layouts in AutoCAD

Lecture 6: A deeper look into Deleting Layouts

Lecture 7: Let's Purge AGAIN!

Chapter 7: Working with Reference / XREF

Lecture 1: The XREF Command

Lecture 2: How to Open the reference File

Lecture 3: Manipulating XREF (Bedit, slect similar, erase)

Lecture 4: Detaching Refrences + Purge take 3

Lecture 5: FINAL LOOK

Chapter 8: EXTRA Tips – Basic commands

Lecture 1: Extra Tip – Another way to paste

Lecture 2: Extra Tip – UCS & Plan Commands

Lecture 3: Extra Tip – The Draw Commands

Lecture 4: Extra Tip – Trim, Extend and Fillet

Lecture 5: Extra Tip – Creating objects (Block command)

Lecture 6: Extra Tip – The scale command in AutoCAD

Chapter 9: Practice segment

Instructors

Mohammed Yaseen Ali
The Light Doctor

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3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 9 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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