Practicing Autocad

Essential AutoCAD tools for Architectural Projects

What you'll learn

A concise but comprehensive Guide for Learning AutoCAD for Architectural drawings

A specific AutoCAD course for specific learners

Requirements

Preferably with Architecture or Design background, but not a must.

Be able to understand Architectural layouts

Description

A Complete Guide covering the most used AutoCAD’s 2D & 3D Commands and Tools + Bonus: Rendering in AutoCAD — All Versions CompatibilityWant to master AutoCAD for your design career but don’t have enough time? You need to learn just the essentials without those turnings and turnings, and in a new method? Then, this unique tutorial is what you demand.Clear, concise, and with illustrations, it will change your thinking about AutoCAD.With a special course dedicated to Architects and related specialization students, all the technical wording needed with a very easy and simple language to assimilate for all levels, without the boring stuff of others’.Grip your copy now and become an Expert today!My big e-Book of PRACTICING AutoCAD is designed to meet the needs of a wide range of computer users working with the world’s most popular Computer-Aided Design software.The latest releases of the AutoCAD program provide an extraordinarily rich environment, with some elements that everyone uses, as well as features that may be essential to some users but of no interest to others.Therefore, while you read this e-book from beginning to end, all of you may not need to read every chapter. The table of contents will guide you to the subjects you’re looking for.· Beginners. Even if you have only a little familiarity with computer language and its basic terminology, this book will start you working with AutoCAD. You will find step-by-step instructions for all the operations involved in getting started and in basic drafting, along with clear explanations of essential concepts and commands. You will need to start with the very beginning of this e-book, the first Section: Learning AutoCAD Basics — Introduction, which covers the basics.· Intermediate Users. You already know how to do routine tasks in AutoCAD. You are comfortable with AutoCAD and day-to-day basic drafting. You also know that there is always more to learn about working more efficiently, and you want to get up to speed on the new AutoCAD features. You may also want to start creating 3D models. If so, Chapter Six should be your target for Creating 3D Architectural Models.· Power and Advanced Users. It might be ridiculous pretending to cover advanced AutoCAD topics in this e-book. Programmers and Administrators' experts won’t find what there’re looking for unless some minimal and simple features. However, Section Seven: Learning AutoCAD Rendering provides some advanced features.Finally, this tutorial is for people using AutoCAD in any environment. Either, if you are in a small office or a home-office user, i.e. working with a stand-alone computer or a simple peer-to-peer network with no administrators or CAD Managers to rely on.If that is your case, you might find plenty of useful information about customizing AutoCAD for New Users Working in Companies and learn how to automate some tasks.Or you may be working with a larger company and simply want to gain a deeper understanding of advanced features in AutoCAD.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction and Foreword | What's inside the course?

Lecture 1 Introduction and Foreword

Lecture 2 Promo-Intro

Lecture 3 Who can benefit from this e-book?

Section 2: AutoCAD Theoretic Basics

Lecture 4 What’s inside the e-Book | How this e-Book is Organized

Lecture 5 Learning AutoCAD Basics and Introduction

Section 3: AutoCAD Basics

Lecture 6 Practicing AutoCAD Basics

Lecture 7 How to Fix Image Scaling Issues in 3 Steps

Lecture 8 Intro to Dimensions

Lecture 9 Intro to Blocks

Lecture 10 Working with Layers

Section 4: Using the Layout feature in 2D drawings

Lecture 11 Understanding PAPER SPACE and MODEL SPACE

Section 5: Creating 3D Architectural Models

Lecture 12 Understanding the 3D Modeling

Lecture 13 Practicing 3D Architectural Modeling

Lecture 14 Constructing the Staircase | The UCS 3 Point tool

Section 6: Selected posts featuring AutoCAD

Lecture 15 Learning AutoCAD from Home

Lecture 16 10 AutoCAD Tips and Tricks for New Users Working in Companies

Section 7: Basics AutoCAD Rendering

Lecture 17 Rendering in AutoCAD | Applying Materials

Lecture 18 Using the Layout Tool for your Projects Presentation

Architecture, Engineering, and Designs' professionals and students