AutoCAD 2D and 3D AutoCAD is used in many industries including mechanical and civil engineering, architecture, and facilities planning and management. Many employers are using AutoCAD than any other CAD system and hence there is a need for skilled workers who have expertise in using AutoCAD. If you like to design engineering drawings, then AutoCAD certification is one career option for you. As AutoCAD is one of the most popular software packages in this field, many job opportunities are available in and around London and all over the world. Upon completion of this course, the student will learn to use AutoCAD and create accurate 2D and 3D drawings, setup drawings to dimensions, build a library of symbols that can be reused, develop template files with standard settings and coordinate reference drawings. This instructor-led AutoCAD training program (5 weeks) is a must for those seeking AutoCAD certification. AutoCAD 2D and 3D £790 AutoCAD Course Highlight • Introduction to AutoCAD • 2D Dimensions. • Drawing Curves and Point Objects. • Viewing Your Drawing. • Layers, Colors, Linetypes, and Lineweights. • Creating Text. • Drawing Dimensions. • Dimension Styles and Tolerances. • Drawing Complex Objects. • Plotting and Printing Your Drawing. • (3D) Drawing in Three Dimensions • Specifying 3D Coordinates. • Viewing 3D Drawings. • Creating 3D Surfaces. • Creating Solids and Editing in 3D. • Rendering in 3D. • Customizing AutoCAD. • Toolbars, and Tool Palettes. • Slide Shows with Script Files. • our Own Linetypes and Hatch Patterns. • Creating Shapes and Fonts. • Customizing Menus.		End 2 End Process Enrolment Phone or In Person Course Fee £790 Books and Course Material Included         Hands-on instructor led training         5 weeks 10:00-17:00         Unlimited Practice hours         AutoCAD 2D & 3D Designer

Autocad 2D & 3D

AutoCAD and Working with the Windows Environment
Starting to Draw.
Opening a Drawing.
Using Commands.
Specifying Coordinates.
Setting Up a Drawing.
Starting AutoCAD and Understanding the Display
Interacting with AutoCAD
AutoCAD File Operations

Creating Your First Drawing
Setting up a Drawing
Using AutoCAD Drafting Tools
Understanding Objects

Viewing and Plotting a Drawing
Understanding the Display and Virtual Screen
Using ZOOM and PAN To Control the Display
Using the Aerial View Window and Creating Views

Basic CAD Drawing Techniques
Setting the Display Format and Units
Working with Prototype Drawings
Coordinate System Basics

Understanding Layers and Linetypes
Working with Layers
Understanding and Creating Linetypes

Creating Basic Geometry
Drawing Rectangles
Drawing Circles
Drawing Arcs

Annotating a Drawing with Text and Hatching
Adding Text to a Drawing
Filling Areas with Hatching

Drawing Accurately
Working with Entity Points and Object Snaps
Using Point Filters

Creating Selection Sets
Methods for Creating a Selection Set
Selecting Objects
Changing the Selection and Using Object Selection Filters

Basic Editing Skills
Deleting and Restoring Objects
Moving, Copying, and Offsetting Objects
Rotating, Mirroring, Scaling, and Stretching Objects
Editing Edges and Corners of Objects
Producing Arrays of Objects (ARRAY)

Editing with Grips
Working with Grips
Using the Grips Autoedit Modes

Advanced Drawing Techniques
Dividing and Measuring an Object
Drawing Rings and Ellipses
Working with Multilines

Dimensioning a Drawing
Dimensioning Basics and Dimensioning with Precision
Linear and Radial Dimensioning
Angular Dimensioning
Editing Dimensions

Modifying Object Characteristics
Changing Object Properties
Extracting Information from your Drawing

Using Symbols and Attributes
Defining Groups
Creating Blocks
Adding Information to a Block with Attributes

Drawing in Two Dimensions 2D

Working with Data.
Working with Blocks and Attributes.
Referencing Other Drawings.
Working with External Databases.

Drawing in Three Dimensions. (3D)

Organizing and Managing Drawings.
Keeping Control of Your Drawings.
Working with Other Applications.
Getting on the Internet.

Customizing AutoCAD.
Customizing Commands, Toolbars, and Tool Palettes.
Creating Macros and Slide Shows with Script Files.
Creating Your Own Linetypes and Hatch Patterns.
Creating Shapes and Fonts.
Customizing Menus.