
In this lecture you will learn how to use the windows orders inside AutoCAD
Learn how to improve efficiency in AutoCAD by using command shortcuts and abbreviations, and leverage the application menu and quick access toolbar for line, rectangle, circle, ellipse, and other tools.
Discover how the line and polyline behave in AutoCAD, create lines with two points, and learn quick editing with undo and explode.
Master AutoCAD unit settings by choosing imperial or metric units, configuring meters and millimeters, and using drawing utilities to apply precise measurements.
Set AutoCAD drawing limits to control the workspace, use the limits command to define x and y corners, and understand that an imaginary grid aids viewing but does not print.
Learn how to use modify orders, including offset and trim, in AutoCAD to create and refine architectural plans by drawing lines, copying elements, and fixing intersections.
Explore methods to create walls in AutoCAD: use the fillet command with a radius to join lines, apply offset and trim to connect segments, and draw lines joined at endpoints.
Learn to use object snap in AutoCAD to snap to endpoints, midpoints, centers, and circle quadrants, activating the icon. Connect endpoints and midpoints to draw precise shapes.
Configure AutoCAD save options to use save as with a 2013 version, while noting auto save runs every ten minutes and you can save to the desktop.
Learn to create a rectangle in AutoCAD using the rectangular tool, enter x and y dimensions (for example 15 by 34 or 40 by 14), and press enter.
Explore how to create and modify rectangular and polar arrays in AutoCAD using move, offset, group, and circle construction, leveraging object snaps and midpoints for precise placement.
Use the AutoCAD group manager to create named groups, add elements such as circles, and modify contents while keeping groups selectable and understanding inside versus outside group relationships.
Learn how to create a block from selected objects, compare it with a group, and understand when to explode and move grouped items in AutoCAD.
Apply the rectangular array to arrange four columns and three rows with defined spacing. Adjust x-axis distances to understand totals like 120 cm or 180 cm.
Discover the three polygon types in AutoCAD: polygons inscribed in a circle, circumscribed about a circle, and tangency relations with a circle, using center and radius concepts.
Explore the six circle types in AutoCAD, including two-point, three-point circles, tangent circles, and circles defined by radius or diameter, with practical drawing steps.
Learn to create a sample drawing in AutoCAD by using commands to set measurements, draw circles with specified radii, place lines, and reference the resource center for guidance.
Master how to set dimensions in AutoCAD using extension lines, adjust arrows and symbols, and modify radii, diameters, and coordinates (X, Y, Z) for clear drawings.
Learn about text types in AutoCAD: single-line and multiline text, and format with bold, italic, overline, superscript, and subscript; adjust height via properties, insert symbols, and set justification.
Learn to create and edit AutoCAD tables and fields, enter titles, adjust cells, select objects, and define circle dimensions like diameter and radius on the x and y axes.
Master layer management in AutoCAD by configuring properties, colors, and line weights; create layers like walls and axes, use dynamic input, and apply freeze and lock for efficient drafting.
Learn to construct accurate AutoCAD drawings by using commands for circles, centers, radii, tangents, lines, and layer management, then refine the drawing through modifications and proper layering.
Learn to analyze and construct a complex AutoCAD drawing using circles with diameters 30 and 20, construction lines, a six-item array, and trimming to the final shape.
Learn to plot in model space by using the application or output tab, choosing a printer and paper size. Preview, set greyscale or monochrome, and adjust resolution before saving.
Learn to mirror and rotate objects in AutoCAD using midpoint references and copy commands, then apply hatch with precise angles and correct origin alignment.
this course is a kind of a tip course for everyone who needs to get involved in drawing and get in touch with the program in a fast way. Also you can imagine yourself scanning the course from the first while by drawing small assignments which you can revolve around the meaning of each icon of the basic learning with some professional tip through it.
this type of a small technical drawings will help you get through the basic steps in drawing any draft that came across your mind and way.
Beside modules and lessons in this course you will need to work on the software by certain amount of time and hours to get better by time pass by.
As instructor
I support my students when they ask any questions and totally I understand THEIR needs and their comments to improve the product i deliver and get in touch with my clients very fast so i dedicate my own time from 2 to 3 hours per day for any comment.
so, I'm open to any discussions and argues to put up with any miscommunications or misunderstanding in any part of the module.
if you hesitate and felt hat the course failed to deliver you what you need, it is a 30 days money back guarantee as a refund.
thanks in advance