Courseware Description

This courseware is designed for:

The new AutoCAD® user who requires comprehensive training in AutoCAD to raise up them to the intermediate level.  
It incorporates the features, commands, and techniques for creating, editing, and printing drawings with AutoCAD2010.
Hands-on exercises, both on screen and printed in the Exercise sheets, explore how to create 2D production drawings.

 
 

Objectives
The primary objective of this courseware is to teach the student the basic and advanced commands necessary for professional 2D drawing, design, and drafting using AutoCAD 2010.
 

Upon completion of the course, the student will:

þ Become familiar with the AutoCAD 2010 user interface.
þ Understand the fundamental concepts and features of AutoCAD 2010.
þ capable to use the advanced tools for creating and editing the simple and complex drawings
þ Use the precision drafting tools in AutoCAD to develop accurate technical drawings.
þ Present drawings in a detailed and visually impressive manner.
þ Develop a level of comfort and confidence with AutoCAD 2010 through hands-on experience

Who Should Attend
This courseware is designed for the new user of AutoCAD 2010.


Prerequisites
No previous CAD experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® XP, Microsoft® Windows® 2000, or Windows NT® 4.0.

 

(Main titles)
± AutoCAD Tour
± Specifying Coordinates
± Creating a basic Drawing
± Viewing Your Drawing
± Making Change to AutoCAD Objects (Editing)
± Organizing Drawings with Layers, Colors, Line types, and Line weights
± Creating Text
± Drawing Dimensions
± Drawing Complex Objects
± Drawing Hatch
± Getting Information from Your Drawing
± Working with Blocks and Attributes
± X-Ref
± Plotting and Printing Your Drawing

  

 

With Course Contents

 AutoCAD Tour
± Launching AutoCAD 2010
± The Working Environment
± Navigating AutoCAD
 

Specifying Coordinates
± What does it means (CAD)
± AutoCAD versions and differences between them
± AutoCAD uses
± AutoCAD setup (if  data show is available)
± AutoCAD interface
± Ways to get your commands
± Points determination
± Understanding the (X, Y) Coordinate System.
± Coordinates System.
± Types of measurement notation
± Drawing units
± Definitions
± Helpers
Basic Drawing
Drawing Simple Lines
                  ± Using the LINE Command
LINE command with
                  ± Direct distance
                  ±Orthogonal mode.
                  ±Polar tracking .
                  ±Understanding object-selection basics
                  ±Erasing objects
                  ± Offsetting objects

 

Drawing Commands
±Drawing Circles
±Understanding the circle options
±Drawing circles
± Rectangle
±Understanding the Rectangle options
±Polygon
 
Making Change to AutoCAD Objects
Editing Your Drawing with Basic Tools
±Copying objects
±Moving objects
± Using the MIRROR command
± Using the TRIM command
 

Viewing Your Drawing
± Panning
± Using the PAN command
± Using the scroll bars
± Using the ZOOM Command
± Understanding ZOOM options
± Using ZOOM Dynamic
± Controlling the UCS icon

 

Drawing Commands
±Donut
Making Change to AutoCAD Objects
±Rotating Objects                                                                                                           ±Arraying Objects
± Scale command

 

  

Drawing Commands
± Drawing Point
a- Divid

b- Measure
 ±Drawing ArcMaking Change to AutoCAD Objects

± Fillet command
± Chamfer command

 

Drawing Commands

± Polyline
± Revision Cloud
± Wipeout
± Ellipse
Modifying Commands

± Align command
± Lengthen command
± Break command
± Join command
± Explode command
± Stretch command

                                                                 

Drawing Commands
± Drawing Multiline
± Drawing Boundary
± Drawing Text
                      a - Single text  
                      b -  Mtext
4- Getting Information from Your Drawing
± Area
± Distance
± ID point
± List
5 - Drawing Hatch


Class work Project

 1 – Layers
2 – Blocks
3- Attributes.   1 – Drawing Dimensions
2 - More Advanced Options
3 –Customizing Your CAD  

1 - External Reference (X-Ref)

 

2 – Plotting By using
a - Model Space    
b - Paper Space    
Solved Examples
 

  

Revision
                                                                                   
Main Class work Project
 

Note:The course duration shown above is a guideline. Course topics and duration may be modified by the instructor based upon the knowledge and skill level of the course participants.