Course Curriculums
AutoCAD is an application used for 2D computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting which was first released in the year 1982. This has been developed and marketed by Autodesk and has use across sectors such as engineering, architecture, product designing.
This beginners on AutoCAD is to get used to the interface of this which can help you prepare 2D models. The course is intended to provide a basic introduction to the Auto CAD so that students are introduced to Computer Aided Designing atmosphere before they dive deep into it. The curriculum is designed in a way which encompasses the most common and widely used tools put together to bring better understanding to the student about the purpose of the .
Through this you will learn the following:
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Section 1: Installation
1 Installation
Section 2: System Requirements
2 System Requirements
Section 3: User Interface
3 User Interface
4 User Interface Continues
5 Model and Layouts
Section 4: Drawing Units and Navigation
6 Drawing Units
7 Drawing Units Continue
8 Navigation
9 Navigation Continue
Section 5: Command
10 Command Line
11 Command Rectangle
12 Command Polygon
Section 6: Co-Ordinates
13 Cancel Erase and Redo
14 Co-Ordinates
15 Co-Ordinates Lines in Angle
16 Circle
17 How to Draw Arcs
18 Fillet
19 Fillet Continues
20 Chamfer
21 Editing Selection
22 Aspects of Selection
23 Move and Copy
24 Selection Continues
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Here is a sample for the course completion certificate which you will receive after complete the course. This certificate is widely accepted across industries and will boost your chances to grab the job opportunities.
Mail us at: [email protected] with below details to receive your certificate:
Section 1: Installation
1 Installation
Section 2: System Requirements
2 System Requirements
Section 3: User Interface
3 User Interface
4 User Interface Continues
5 Model and Layouts
Section 4: Drawing Units and Navigation
6 Drawing Units
7 Drawing Units Continue
8 Navigation
9 Navigation Continue
Section 5: Command
10 Command Line
11 Command Rectangle
12 Command Polygon
Section 6: Co-Ordinates
13 Cancel Erase and Redo
14 Co-Ordinates
15 Co-Ordinates Lines in Angle
16 Circle
17 How to Draw Arcs
18 Fillet
19 Fillet Continues
20 Chamfer
21 Editing Selection
22 Aspects of Selection
23 Move and Copy
24 Selection Continues