Description
AutoCAD stands for Computer-Aided Design. AutoCAD is a software that is used to draw and draft different designs. It is mainly used by graphic designers and engineers to draw their concepts and edit them easily and freely. AutoCAD is one of the major courses in Engineering that is being taught today to help Engineers illustrate their concepts in a better and understandable way.
Highlights
This course gives students the knowledge on how to operate the software and drawing in 2D and 3D models
19 essential Lectures
Exercises and Quizzes included in the course for further practice
Learn how to draw large and complicated drawings accurately with the various options available
Learn to perform rapid calculations while drawing with various tools
Examine your 3D drawings from all angles and sides
Learn how to make changes easily with the least chances of errors without having the trouble of a long process adjustment
Learn to create designs quickly and easily
Save time and money as it is simplified, incredibly efficient and accessible at anytime
About this Course
– This is a full AutoCAD course that can be attended by anyone, either Beginners or those who still need to review or complete their knowledge in AutoCAD.
– This course is straight forward and provides exercises and drawings to provide better experience in AutoCAD.
Student Affairs
If students have any questions related to this course they can always feel free to post on Q&A and I shall make sure to answer all question at the earliest.
In case of more practice questions, I will be adding new questions to this course from time to time for students to have more variety of questions.
This course is meant to offer a complete guide through AutoCAD and help students achieve their objectives. If you think this course didn’t meet your expectations you can always ask for a refund within 30 days of purchase.
Requirements
AutoCAD Software (student, commercial, or trial version)
À qui ce cours s’adresse-t-il ?
Engineering Students
Graphic Design Students
Anyone interested in Drawing in 2D and 3D
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