The complete course of AutoCAD 3D

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to AutoCAD 3D

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: Understanding and navigating in 3D workspace

Lecture 3: Using view control and view cube

Lecture 4: Using visual styles

Lecture 5: Working with model space viewports

Chapter 2: 3D Solid Modeling

Lecture 1: Creating Solid primitives

Lecture 2: Extrude command

Lecture 3: Presspull command

Lecture 4: Revolve command

Lecture 5: Sweep command

Lecture 6: Loft Command

Chapter 3: Solid Editing

Lecture 1: Boolean Operations

Lecture 2: Fillet and Chamfer edge

Lecture 3: Shell Command

Lecture 4: Slice Command

Lecture 5: Interfere command

Lecture 6: Imprint, extract edges and Copy edges

Lecture 7: Extrude, Taper and Move Face

Lecture 8: Copy, Offset, Delete and color Face

Lecture 9: 3D mirror command

Lecture 10: 3D array command

Lecture 11: Convert to surface, solid and thicken command

Chapter 4: Visualizing Solids

Lecture 1: Understanding User coordinate system (UCS)

Lecture 2: Move, rotate and Scale object using gizmo

Lecture 3: Align objects

Lecture 4: Visualizing solid with sectional planes

Lecture 5: Creating 2D/3D Blocks with generate section

Lecture 6: Using flatshot

Lecture 7: Creating 2D layout views from 3D drawing

Lecture 8: Creating detail and sectional view

Lecture 9: Annotating layout views

Chapter 5: Mesh Modeling

Lecture 1: Understanding Mesh and its parts

Lecture 2: Creating mesh primitives and mesh surfaces

Lecture 3: Making a 3D sofa with mesh modeling

Lecture 4: Understanding Mesh editing tools

Chapter 6: Surface Modeling

Lecture 1: Making surface using Extrude, Revolve, Sweep and Loft

Lecture 2: Planar and Network command

Lecture 3: Surface trim, Untrim and Extend command

Lecture 4: Patch and Fillet tool

Lecture 5: Sculpt command

Lecture 6: Offset and Surface Blend tool

Lecture 7: Working with NURBS Surface

Lecture 8: Project geometry and Autotrim command

Chapter 7: Rendering and Presentation

Lecture 1: Applying materials to 3D solids

Lecture 2: Adding materials with Opacity map and Texture map

Lecture 3: Customizing material properties

Lecture 4: Placing Cameras and making views

Lecture 5: Adding interior Lights and making quick Rendering

Lecture 6: Adding Sun, Geolocation, date and time

Lecture 7: Adding environment presets and Sky background

Lecture 8: Creating and saving renderings as image file

Lecture 9: Making animated walk-through video

Chapter 8: Practice Drawings

Lecture 1: 3D Fan Blade

Lecture 2: M10 Slotted Nut

Lecture 3: Spur Gear

Lecture 4: DNA Strand

Lecture 5: Helical Spring

Lecture 6: Bolt with Diamond Knurling

Chapter 9: Final Notes

Lecture 1: Final notes