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AutoCAD Tutorial

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AutoCAD Tutorial

This AutoCAD Tutorial is subjected and designed for the learners to learn the application and uses of AutoCAD. The tutorial will help the users to get a basic understanding of the program and its practicality. The tutorial will allow the learners to know the program and apprehend the basic concepts required to create 2D and 3D designs on the program. AutoCAD Tutorial will help the learners to grasp the fundamental and empirical skills used to create artworks and models with the functions present in the program.

Why Do We Need To Learn AutoCAD?

The users use the program to reduce manual labor and save a lot of time and effort. Creating manual drawings and sketches is much more troublesome and time-consuming. So, people use AutoCAD to design and create rough sketches and plans or drawings of a certain project. Also, this will help them to create drawings that can be modified anytime and also are more accurate in terms of efficiency. Also, the program enables the user to see the project with a 3D view that looks realistic and eventually visualize them accordingly.

Applications Of AutoCAD

AutoCAD is a computer-aided software used to create 2D and 3D drawings used for different purposes. Basically the software is used by civil engineers and blueprint designers. Some of the applications and uses of the program are-

  • Creating 2D and 3D Floor Plans
  • Creating Real Estate Developments
  • Creating architectural plans and blueprints for buildings.
  • Creating layouts and maps
  • Used with other 3D programs to generate models and drawings.

Example

A simple example to illustrate how to create drawings in AutoCAD is given below-

  • Open AutoCAD

Open AutoCAD

  • Click Start Creating drawings.

Start Creating Drawings

  • Click on the Line Tool from the toolbox.

Line Tool from the toolbox

  • Start creating drawings using the Line tool. To stop at a point double click or press enter
  • Again go to the Tools menu and select Polyline and create a structure using the tool as shown in the figure.

Create a structure using the tool

We can use the basic shapes and tools to create the floor plans and blueprints as shown in the above example.

Prerequisites

AutoCAD is both a 2D and 3D program, so a basic concept of both environments will benefit the learners and help them to learn the program faster. Also, the program is designed for beginners and professionals alike. A simple understanding about the designing tools will also help the learners.

Target Audience

AutoCAD has a vast number of advantages that can be used in various projects in many industries and fields. The tutorial is targeted for graphic designers, electrical designers, fashion designers, civil engineers, interior designers, and mechanical engineers as well. Also, architectural engineers and designers may use this program to visualize and create drawings as per their needs.

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