
Explore drawing commands in AutoCAD for landscape design, mastering the rectangle and polygon tools, including fillet and chamfer options, dimensions, area, rotation, ellipse, hatch, spline, and divide.
Explore the modify commands in AutoCAD for landscape design, including move, copy, rotate, erase, and mirror, with tips on base points, displacement, and single versus multiple copies.
Save AutoCAD projects with a version (2013 or 2010) and export to PDF using print or export, selecting DWG to PDF, paper size, plot area, margins, and color or monochrome.
Define a custom text style in AutoCAD with annotative scaling and optional Persian backwards, then type in a defined box and adjust with scales.
Import and scale reference images in AutoCAD, set up meters-based units and layers, and draw precise slopes and thickness using offset, join, move, and rotate tools.
Create plan views from cross sections in AutoCAD using line commands, dashed line styles, and precise scaling; convert shapes to blocks and edit them via the block editor.
Learn to complete a cross-section project in AutoCAD for landscape design: move, snap, copy, trim, extend lines, place hatches, annotate, set 45-degree tracking, and prepare print-ready framing.
Learn AutoCAD area calculation with Lisp, using area, area run, and area label lists to compute and label multiple plots, then export results.
Georeference a map and transfer coordinates to AutoCAD using aerial imagery from Google Earth, then align, scale, and place the image for accurate real world mapping.
This is a comprehensive AutoCAD course specifically designed for urban planners, Urban Designers, Landscape Architects, and enthusiasts to master AutoCAD for professional, real-world urban and landscape projects.
You’ll begin with the fundamentals — exploring the interface, 2D drafting, modification tools, layer management, hatching, and annotation — and gradually progress to advanced workflows including georeferencing aerial images, automating repetitive tasks with LISP scripts, and creating complex 3D urban and landscape models.
Unlike traditional courses, this program emphasizes practical, project-based workflows, helping you gain skills that you can apply immediately in professional projects. Throughout the course, you’ll complete multiple real-world projects, such as:
Street design and detailed cross-sections
Site layout planning and analysis
3D city modeling and urban infrastructure elements
Twinmotion visualization projects, where your AutoCAD models are transformed into photorealistic renders
With specialized LISP scripts, you’ll automate time-consuming tasks such as area calculation, slope analysis, coordinate placement, dimensioning, and numbering — significantly improving your speed and efficiency.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Design and document complete urban and landscape projects in AutoCAD
Apply LISP automation for faster, more efficient workflows
Build detailed 3D models for city and landscape projects
Export AutoCAD projects to Twinmotion for photorealistic visualization
Prepare professional, presentation-ready sheets, diagrams, and layouts for clients, competitions, or academic submissions
This course offers lifetime access, so you can learn at your own pace, revisit lessons anytime. Full instructor support ensures guidance at every step of your learning journey.
Whether you are an urban planner, landscape designer, or aspiring city designer, this course will equip you with all the AutoCAD and visualization skills needed for professional urban and landscape projects.