Architectural Shop Drawing Plans in AutoCAD 2020
What you'll learn
- Basics Commands in AutoCAD
- Draw Architectural 2D Plans of the Project
- Draw Architectural views of the Project
- Draw Architectural sections of the Project
Requirements
- No programming experience needed you will learn everything in this course
Description
Part 1: Learn the basics commands in AutoCAD to be ready to the shop drawing practice ( How to draw lines, How to draw polyline, Copy, Move, Mirror, Offset, Fillet, Trim, Rotate, How to draw X-line, How to draw circle, How to draw Hatch in AutoCAD, How to do match properties in AutoCAD, How to print a sheet in AutoCAD.
Part 2: Architectural Shop Drawing in AutoCAD 2020
Do you need more practice with AutoCAD? Follow along as we take a 2D building floor plan, amend it by adding extra floors and create a site layout of a whole office park.
If you have learned the basics of AutoCAD, or have played around with it but need more practice, this course will help you feel more confident and comfortable using the industry-standard CAD application.
This course follows a realistic project to allow you to learn a typical workflow as well as learning and practicing new skills. Throughout this AutoCAD course, you'll be creating your own realistic project that is indicative of the kind you might be asked to create in the workplace. You will learn how to produce a professional drawing to industry standards and hopefully inspire you to do even more.
Who this course is for:
- For beginner Architect Students
Instructor
![Ahmad Traboulsi](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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- 2,140 Reviews
- 48,430 Students
- 21 Courses
Master degree graduated from City University of Tripoli in civil engineering program. Backed by successful internship experience and knowledge of engineering theories, principles, specifications and standards. I love teaching people and spreading knowledge. I have a big experience in civil engineer software mainly in ETABS and SAFE. I spent a long time working in these programs.