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Syllabus for Autodesk Auto CADDuration 30hrs

Chapter- I

1) 2D Drawing Construction: Introduction Loading Auto CAD, Screen Organization Entering Auto CAD Commands, Menus, Command Line, Functions Key Coordinate System, entering, distances and angles Basic drawing commands: (point, line, arc, circle, polygon, ellipse, donut, pline) Starting a new drawing, naming and saving, ending session, ray, multiline, sketch

2) Drawing Aids in Auto CAD: Units, Limits, status, snap grid, ortho, rotated, snap, osnap and options. Blip mode, use of functions keys layers, right click customization Managing drawing files (end, save, quit, files rename)

3) Drawing tools in Auto CAD: Help, undo and u, redo, point, filters Display commands: zoom, pan, redraw, redraw all, regen, regenall, regenauto,

view, viewers

Calculator/Geometric Calculator4) Modifying commands in Auto CAD

Erase, offset, oops, copy, scale, array, move, break, trim, fillet, chamfer, mirror,rotate, pedit, select, pdsize, pdmode, setvar, stretch extend, use of grips, change,

chdrop, ddmodify, explode, divide, match property5) Getting Information in Auto CAD: Id, dist, area, list, dblist, status, time

6) Fine Tuning drawings in Auto CAD: Hatching, ucsicon, line type, ltscale, isoplane and isometric, elevation, layering

hatch patterns, colors

7) Working with in Auto CAD: Text, dtext, justifying text, text fonts, ddedit, entext, dmodify, style, qtext, special

text

8) Grouping in Auto Text Block, wblock, insert, minsert, explode, base, external reference, organizing a

block library9) Dimensioning in Auto CAD:Dimension styles, dimensioning commands, tolerance, limits, dimension setup,

dimension variables, dimension scale

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Chapter- II

10) 3D drawing Construction: Basic Features, 3D entries, 3D viewing, using meshes, CAD photography, making

slides.

11) Modeling and editing solids

12). Rendering and solids

Rendering commands and rendering, permissive solid models, solid modeling 3D Co-ordinates, 3D views, using UCS, Standard view points. Shading, using 3D orbit, perspective view Creating 3D surface, Creating 3D solids and editing Drawing standard shapes (Box, Sphere, cylinder, cone, wedge, pyramid) Creating expended solids, revolution command Union, subtract, intersection, slice commands Majoring, moving and rotating in 3D Colouring face and edges, clearing and separating Listing solid Majoring by MASSPROP Command Rendering in 3D, creating lights, working with materials.Chapter-III

13) Plotting Drawings

Device information Pen arrangements Other parameters, paper size, and orientation Scale, rotation and origin, paper space Model space, tile mode, Mview, vplayeer, zoom xp

14) Project work

Note: Students are required to give practical examination after the completion of the

course.