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AutoCAD 2025 Basics for Beginners with Practical Assignment
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(56 ratings)
2,007 students
Created byReva S
Last updated 8/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Understanding the AutoCAD Interface: Master the AutoCAD interface, including ribbon navigation, and zooming/panning for effective workspace control.
  • Developing Essential Drawing Commands: Gain proficiency in key drawing commands (line, polyline, arc, circle) and object snap.
  • Proficiency in Object Selection and Modification: Develop skills in selecting and modifying objects using commands like move, copy, rotate, mirror, and scale
  • Layer Management and Organization: Learn layer management in AutoCAD, including creating and adjusting layer properties for better drawing organization.
  • Creating Text and Dimension Styles: Create and tailor text styles and dimension styles using annotative scale.
  • Navigating Paperspace and Viewports: Explore paperspace and viewports usage in AutoCAD, learning to accurately set scales and plot drawings for professional use

Course content

4 sections • 34 lectures • 4h 1m total length

  • Introduction (How to Navigate the Course)2:16
  • Downloading AutoCAD (options)3:22

    In this video, I will guide you through the process of downloading AutoCAD. Before you start, make sure your computer meets the system requirements by checking the link provided here.

    You have two free options to download AutoCAD:

    1. Free Trial: Get a 15-day free trial of AutoCAD.

    2. Student Version: If you are a student, you can download AutoCAD for free by verifying your student status.

    Follow the steps in the video to choose the best option for you and get started with AutoCAD.

  • Opening and Saving Your Drawing3:10

    In this lecture, you will learn how to open and save drawings in AutoCAD, which are essential skills for managing your work. Here’s what we will cover:

    • Opening Existing Drawings:

      • How to open an existing drawing file.

    • Saving Your Work:

      • How to save your existing drawing.

    • Starting and Saving a New Drawing:

      • How to open a new drawing using templates.

      • How to save a new drawing with different methods.

  • Basic Navigation and Interface2:34

    In this lecture, we will cover the basics of navigating and understanding the AutoCAD interface. You will learn about:

    • Workspace: The main area where you draw and edit your projects.

    • Ribbon: The toolbar at the top with different tabs and tools for drawing and editing.

    • Drawing Tab: Tabs at the top that allow you to switch between different drawings.

    • Command Line: A text area at the bottom where you can type commands and see prompts.

    • Navigation Bar: A set of tools on the right for zooming, panning, and moving around your drawing.

    • View Cube: A tool that shows directions (North, South, East, West) to help you orient your drawing.

    • Origin Icon: A small icon showing the starting point of your drawing.

    • Cursor: The pointer you use to interact with the drawing.

    • Status Bar: A bar at the bottom that shows useful tools and settings like grid display, snap, and object snap.

  • Basic Tools and Commands6:39

    In this lecture, we will explore the basic tools and commands in AutoCAD, focusing on how to efficiently use the ribbon and the command line for drawing and modifying. Here’s what we will cover:

    • Exploring the Ribbon:

      • Discover how to use the ribbon for accessing AutoCAD commands.

      • Learn about the different tabs on the ribbon: Home, Insert, Annotate, View, Manage, and more.

      • Understand that each tab offers different sets of tools and options tailored to specific tasks.

    • Navigating Ribbon Panels:

      • Introduction to panels within each ribbon tab, such as the Draw panel in the Home tab.

      • Learn that panels group related commands together for easy access.

      • Understand how to use the hover feature: when you hover over a tool and pause, a tooltip will appear providing a description of the tool's function.

    • Understanding Multi-Function Buttons:

      • Learn that some buttons have a small arrow indicating multiple functionalities.

      • Discover how to access additional options by clicking these arrows.

  • Zoom & Pan4:26

    In this lecture, we will cover how to effectively navigate your drawing using pan and zoom functions in AutoCAD. You will learn how to:

    • Zoom: Use the mouse and keyboard to zoom in and out of your drawing.

    • Pan: Move around the drawing using the mouse and keyboard.

    These techniques will be demonstrated using an existing drawing to help you understand how to smoothly navigate your work (drawing can be found in 'Resources'). 

  • Section 1 Quiz: Introduction to AutoCAD

Requirements

  • You will need to have AutoCAD installed
  • Basic knowledge of how to use a computer

Description

Welcome to AutoCAD 2025 Basics for Beginners with Practical Assignment! This course is designed to equip you with essential AutoCAD skills by teaching you the basics and then applying them in a practical, real-world assignment in the final section. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refresh their knowledge, you will learn to navigate the AutoCAD interface, use drawing commands, modify objects, and apply the skills learned in a hands-on assignment.

Key Learnings:

  • AutoCAD Interface: Understand the basic tools, commands, and workspace customization.

  • Drawing: Learn how to use drawing commands and different methods of input in AutoCAD (Absolute, Relative, Polar).

  • Layer Management: Learn how to create layers and understand their properties such as line weight, line type, colour, etc.

  • Annotation and Dimensions: Learn how to create text and dimension styles using the annotative feature.

  • Practical Assignment: Apply the skills you learned in a hands-on, real-world assignment.

Why Enroll:

  • Hands-On Practice: Gain experience with practical assignments designed to reinforce learning.

  • Expert Guidance: Follow clear, step-by-step instructions from an experienced instructor.

  • Flexible Learning: Access course materials at your own pace, anytime and anywhere.

Ideal For:

  • Beginners: No prior AutoCAD experience required.

  • Students and Educators: Enhance your AutoCAD 2D skills for academic purposes.

  • Professionals: Refresh and update your AutoCAD knowledge for career advancement.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners in AutoCAD: Individuals with little to no prior experience in AutoCAD will benefit from a comprehensive introduction to the interface.
  • Students and Educators: Students in technical or design-related fields and educators looking to integrate AutoCAD into their curriculum.

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