AutoCAD Level 1 Outline

·        Lesson 1 – Getting Acquainted with AutoCAD

               Exploring the Interface

               Working with the Ribbon/Tabs/Panels

               Working with the Applications Browser

               Understanding AutoCAD’s Help features.

 

·        Lesson 2 – Basic Drawing Commands and Tools

               Drawing Lines, Circles, Arcs, and Rectangles

               Using Drawing Tools to create accurate geometry.

               Working with Object Snaps.

 

·        Lesson 3 – Basic Modification Commands

               Move, Copy, Erase, Array, Trim, Extend, Array

 

·        Lesson 4 – Basic Modification Command cont

               Mirror, Offset, Rotate, Stretch, Fillet, Scale

               Working with Lines vs Polylines

 

·        Lesson 5 – Annotating your drawing

               Adding Dimensions to geometry

               Adding notes using the Multiline Text command

               Working with Multi Leaders.

               Editing tools for dimensioning and text.

 

·        Lesson 6 – Applying Hatch Patterns to geometry

               Issuing the Hatch Command

               Understanding the Hatch Ribbon

               How to edit existing Hatch objects.

 

·        Lesson 7 – Working with Layers and their Properties

               The Layer Properties Manager

               Creating New Layers

               Assigning Properties to Layers

 

·        Lesson 8 – Working with Layers cont.

               Controlling the status of layers using Freeze,

               Working with the Quick Properties tool

              

·        Lesson 9 – Layout Settings and Plotting

               Introduction to Sheets / Layouts

               Difference between Model Space and Paper Space

               Intro to how to set the scale of your model.

               Plot command

               Saving Plot settings for future use

 

·        Lesson 10 - Introduction to Blocks

               Creating Blocks

               Inserting Blocks

               Modifying Blocks using the Block Editor.