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    AutoCAD Course Syllabus


    AutoCAD is the Drafting language for Engineers. It’s one of the product of
    Autodesk Company. Autodesk have suite of software’s that comes under AEC
    (Architecture, Engineering & Construction) Industry. This software is used for
    Designing & Drafting purpose
    Scope of field: Engineering (Civil/Arch/Mechanical/Electrical/Interior Designing)
    Branches of Engineering AutoCAD Can be used:
    1. Civil Engineering/Architecture
     Interior Designing
     Infrastructure Designing
     Structural Designing
     Municipal Engineering (Sewer systems, Water works, pavements...

    2. Mechanical Engineering
     MEP(Mechanical, Electrical & plumbing) Engineering (Main further
    studies)
    a. HVAC designing
    b. Plumbing designing
    c. Firefighting designing
    d. Electrical designing
     Machine Designing
     Automobile Designing
     Fabrication Designing
     Product Designing

    3. Electrical Engineering
     Building Electrical service designing
     PowerStation/Power plant Designing
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    4. Electronics
     CCTV
     Data & Telephone
     Emergency control
     Audio visual system

    About course: This course can be Completed by 30 hrs. Of duration which


    includes 2D & 3D.After completing this course candidate can become a
    Professional
     Civil/Arch Draftsman
     Interior Designer
     Mechanical Draftsman
     Electrical Draftsman
    Type of companies where candidates can apply for job after this course:
     Engineering Consultancies
     Electro-Mechanical Companies
     Contracting companies
     Government Authorities like DEWA, SEWA...
    Qualification for learning this course: Those who have Engineering Background
    Or those who wish to study technically with High school/Diploma holders can
    also learn. This course is also good for career level up for below Job titles:
     Site supervisors
     MEP Supervisors
     MEP Technician
     Surveyor’s
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    Syllabus:

    Chapter 1: Getting Started with AutoCAD


    1.1 Starting the Software
    1.2 User Interface
    1.3 Working with Commands
    1.4 Cartesian Workspace
    1.5 Opening an Existing Drawing File
    1.6 Viewing Your Drawing
    1.7 Saving Your Work

    Chapter 2: Basic Drawing and Editing Commands


    2.1 Drawing Lines
    2.2 Erasing Objects
    2.3 Drawing Vertical and Horizontal Lines
    2.4 Drawing Rectangles
    2.5 Drawing Circles
    2.6 Undo and Redo Actions
    Chapter 3: Projects: Creating a Simple Drawing
    3.1 Create a Simple Drawing
    3.2 Create Simple Shapes

    Chapter 4: Drawing Precision in AutoCAD


    4.1 Using Running Object Snaps
    4.2 Using Object Snap Overrides
    4.3 Polar Tracking at Angles
    4.4 Object Snap Tracking
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    4.5 (Optional) Drawing with Snap and Grid

    Chapter 5: Making Changes in Your Drawing


    5.1 Selecting Objects for Editing
    5.2 Moving Objects
    5.3 Copying
    5.4 Rotating Objects
    5.5 Scaling Objects
    5.6 Mirroring Objects
    5.7 Editing with Grips
    Chapter 6: Projects: Making Your Drawings More Precise
    6.1 Schematic Project: Electronics Diagram
    6.2 Architectural Project: Landscape
    6.3 Mechanical Project: Using Polar and Tracking
    6.4 Mechanical Project: Surge Protector
    6.5 Mechanical Project: Satellite

    Chapter 7: Organizing Your Drawing with Layers


    7.1 Creating New Drawings with Templates
    7.2 What are Layers?
    7.3 Layer States
    7.4 Changing an Object’s Layer

    Chapter 8: Advanced Object Types


    8.1 Drawing Arcs
    8.2 Drawing Polylines
    8.3 Editing Polylines
    8.4 Drawing Polygons
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    8.5 Drawing Ellipses

    Chapter 9: Analyzing Model and Object Properties


    9.1 Working with Object Properties
    9.2 Measuring Objects
    Chapter 10: Projects: Drawing Organization and Information
    10.1 Architectural Project
    10.2 Mechanical Project
    10.3 Civil Project

    Chapter 11: Advanced Editing Commands


    11.1 Trimming and Extending Objects
    11.2 Stretching Objects
    11.3 Creating Fillets and Chamfers
    11.4 Offsetting Objects
    11.5 Creating Arrays of Objects

    Chapter 12: Inserting Blocks


    12.1 What are Blocks?
    12.2 Working with Dynamic Blocks
    12.3 Inserting Blocks
    12.4 Inserting Blocks using the Tool Palettes
    12.5 Inserting Blocks using the Design Center

    Chapter 13: Projects: Creating More Complex Objects


    13.1 Mechanical Project 1: Plate
    13.2 Mechanical Project 2: Gasket
    13.3 Mechanical Project 3: Plate
    13.4 Mechanical Project 4: Rocker Arm
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    13.5 Architectural Project 1: Floor Plan


    13.6 Architectural Project 2: Floor Plan
    13.7 Civil Project: Parking Lot

    Chapter 14: Setting Up a Layout


    14.1 Working in Layouts
    14.2 Creating Layouts
    14.3 Creating Layout Viewports
    14.4 Guidelines for Layouts

    Chapter 15: Printing Your Drawing


    15.1 Printing Concepts
    15.2 Printing Layouts
    15.3 Print and Plot Settings

    Chapter 16: Projects: Preparing to Print


    16.1 Mechanical Project
    16.2 Architectural Project

    Chapter 17:
    17.1 Working with Annotations
    17.2 Adding Text in a Drawing
    17.3 Modifying Multiline Text
    17.4 Formatting Multiline Text
    17.5 Adding Notes with Leaders to Your Drawing
    17.6 Creating Tables
    17.7 Modifying Tables
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    Chapter 18: Hatching


    18.1 Hatching
    18.2 Editing Hatches

    Chapter 19: Adding Dimensions


    19.1 Dimensioning Concepts
    19.2 Adding Linear Dimensions
    19.3 Adding Radial and Angular Dimensions
    19.4 Editing Dimensions

    Chapter 20: Projects: Annotating Your Drawing


    20.1 Mechanical Project
    20.2 Architectural Project 1
    20.3 Architectural Project 2
    20.4 Civil Project

    Projects according to Students Area of Focus


     HVAC designing
     Plumbing designing
     Firefighting designing
     Electrical designing
     Interior Designing
    AutoCAD 3D
     Chapter 1: 3D Foundations
     1.1 Why Use 3D?
     1.2 Introduction to the 3D Modeling Workspace
     1.3 Basic 3D Viewing Tools
     1.4 3D Navigation Tools
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     1.5 Introduction to the User Coordinate System (UCS)


     Chapter 2: Simple Solids
     2.1 Working with Solid Primitives
     2.2 Solid Primitive Types
     2.3 Working with Composite Solids
     2.4 Working with Mesh Models
     Chapter 3: Working with the User Coordinate System
     3.1 UCS Basics
     3.2 UCS X, Y, and Z Commands
     3.3 UCS Multi-functional Grips
     3.4 Saving a UCS by Name
     Chapter 4: Creating Solids & Surfaces from 2D Objects
     4.1 Complex 3D Geometry
     4.2 Extruded Solids and Surfaces
     4.3 Swept Solids and Surfaces
     4.4 Revolved Solids and Surfaces
     4.5 Lofted Solids and Surfaces
     4.6 NURBS Surfaces
     Chapter 5: Modifying in 3D Space
     5.1 3D Gizmo Tools
     5.2 Aligning Objects in 3D Space
     5.3 3D Modify Commands
     Chapter 6: Advanced Solid Editing
     6.1 Editing Components of Solids
     6.2 Editing Faces of Solids
     6.3 Fillets and Chamfers on Solids

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