Lesson 1: Making Simple Drawing

Introduction to AutoCAD
Basic Drawing and Editing Commands

Lesson 2: Entering into details

Drawing Precision AutoCAD
Editing and Making changes in the Drawing

Lesson 3: Using Advanced options

• Drawing with Layers
• Advanced Object Types
• Measuring Objects
• Working with Properties

Lesson 4: Building Complex Objects

• Advanced Commands
• Commands for inserting blogs

Lesson 5: Layout Preparation

• Creating a Layout
• Printing Drawings

Lesson 6: Annotating your Drawings

• Adding Text to your
• Drawings
• Hatching
• Adding Dimensions

Lesson 7: Creating & Organizing Blocks

• Creating Blocks
• Adding and Modifying Blocks in Tool Palettes

Lesson 8: Advanced Layouts and Printing

• Advanced Layouts
• DWF Printing & Publishing

Lesson 9: More Commands

• Additional Zoom Commands
• Advanced Text Tools
• Additional Dimensional Tools

Lesson 10: 3D Foundations

• Why Use 3D?
• Introduction to 3D Modelling
• Basic 3D Viewing Tools
• 3D Navigation Tools

Lesson 11: Working with Simple Solids

• Types of Solid Primitives
• Working with Solid Primitives
• Working with Composite Solids
• Working with Mesh Models

Lesson 12: Creating Surfaces from 2D Objects

• Complex 3D Geometry
• Extruded Solids & Surfaces
• Swept Solids & Surfaces
• Revolved Solids & Surfaces
• Lofted Solids & Surfaces

Lesson 13: Editing of Solids

• Editing Components of Solids
• Editing Faces of Solids

Lesson 14: Working Drawings from 3D Models

• Creating Multiple Viewports
• 2D Views from 3D Solids

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to AutoCAD software and its capabilities. The course is divided into 14 lessons that cover a wide range of topics from basic drawing and editing tools to advanced 3D modeling and printing. The course will cover the introduction to AutoCAD software, precision drawing, advanced options, complex objects, layout preparation, annotating, creating blocks, advanced layouts, more commands, 3D foundations, working with simple solids, creating surfaces from 2D objects, editing of solids, working drawings from 3D models. The course is designed for students who are interested in learning how to use AutoCAD for engineering applications and for professionals who want to improve their skills in AutoCAD. Each lesson builds on the previous one, so students will be able to learn at a steady pace and will be able to apply the skills they learn to their own projects.