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AutoCAD/AutoCAD LT 2011 Fundamentals, Part 2
AutoCAD Training Overview

The objective of AutoCAD/AutoCAD LT 2011 Fundamentals Part 2 is to enable students to create a basic 2D drawing in AutoCAD. All topics, including features and commands, relate both to AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT unless specifically noted otherwise in the courseware.

To make the process easier and provide flexibility for instructors and students, the course is divided into two parts that can be taken independently.

Note: If you have already purchased the AutoCAD/AutoCAD LT 2011 Fundamentals training guide, the content of this book is included in that guide.

This Part 2 training guide continues with more sophisticated techniques that extend a student's mastery of the program. For example, users go beyond the basic skill of inserting a block to learn how to create blocks, and beyond the basic skill of using a template to understand the process of setting up a template


AutoCAD Training Topics

  • Using more advanced editing and construction techniques
  • Adding parametric constraints to objects
  • Creating local and global blocks
  • Setting up layers, styles, and templates
  • Learning advanced plotting and publishing options
AutoCAD Training Prerequisites:

  • A working knowledge of basic design/drafting procedures and terminology
  • A working knowledge of Windows 9x, ME, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, or 7
AutoCAD Training Course Duration

16 hours

AutoCAD Training Course outline

Chapter 1 Working Effectively with AutoCAD

1.1 Creating a Custom Workspace
Practice 1a Setting Up Workspaces
1.2 Using the Keyboard Effectively
Practice 1b Using the Keyboard Effectively
1.3 Object Creation, Selection, and Visibility
Practice 1c Object Creation, Selection, and Visibility
1.4 Working in Multiple Drawings
>1.5 Copying and Pasting between Drawings
Practice 1d Working in Multiple Drawings
1.6 Using Grips Effectively
Practice 1e Using Grips Effectively
1.7 Additional Layer Tools
Practice 1f Layer Tools

Chapter 2 Accurate Positioning

2.1 Coordinate Entry
Practice 2a Drawing Using Coordinate Entry
2.2 Locating Points with Tracking.
Practice 2b Locating Points with Tracking (Mechanical)
Practice 2c Locating Points with Tracking (Architectural)
2.3 Construction Lines
Practice 2d Construction Lines
2.4 Placing Reference Points
Practice 2e Placing Points

Chapter 3 Projects - Productivity Tools

3.1 Schematic Project - Purifier Unit
3.2 Mechanical Project - 2 Views
3.3 Architectural/Civil Project - Formal Garden
3.4 Mechanical Project - Cover Plate
3.5 Architectural Project - Addition
3.6 Mechanical Project - Block9
3.7 Mechanical Project - Plate

Chapter 4 Parametric Drawing

4.1 Working with Constraints
4.2 Geometric Constraints
4.3 Dimensional Constraints
Practice 4a Working with Constraints

Chapter 5 Working with Blocks

5.1 Creating Blocks
5.2 Editing Blocks
Practice 5a Create and Edit Blocks
5.3 Removing Unused Elements
Practice 5b Purging
5.4 Adding Blocks to Tool Palettes
5.5 Modifying Tool Properties in Tool Palettes
Practice 5c Modifying Tool Properties

Chapter 6 Projects - Creating and Organizing Blocks

6.1 Mechanical Project - Control Panel
6.2 Architectural Project - Furniture Layout
6.3 Civil Project - Utility Layout

Chapter 7 Creating Templates

7.1 Why Use Templates?
7.2 Controlling Units Display
7.3 Creating New Layers
7.4 Adding Standard Layouts to Templates
7.5 Saving Templates
Practice 7a Saving a Template

Chapter 8 Annotation Styles

8.1 Creating Text Styles
Practice 8a Creating and Using Text Styles
8.2 Creating Dimension Styles
Practice 8b Creating Dimension Styles (Architectural)
Practice 8c Dimension Styles (Mechanical)
8.3 Creating Multileader Styles
Practice 8d Creating Multileader Styles

Chapter 9 Projects - Drawing Setup and Utilities

9.1 Interiors Project
9.2 Mechanical/Schematic Project
9.3 Civil/Map Project
9.4 Mechanical Project - Dimension Styles

Chapter 10 Advanced Layouts

10.1 Quick View Layouts
10.2 Creating and Using Named Views
10.3 Creating Additional Viewports
10.4 Layer Overrides in Viewports
Practice 10a Viewports and Named Views
10.5 Additional Annotative Scale Features
Practice 10b Additional Annotative Scale Features

Chapter 11 External References

11.1 Attaching External References
11.2 Modifying External References
11.3 Xref Specific Information
Practice 11a Attaching External References

Chapter 12 Projects - Drawing

12.1 D-sized Title Block (36x24)
12.2 Mechanical Project - Drill Press Base.
12.3 Architectural Project - Office Tower
12.4 P&ID Project - Oil Lubrication System
12.5 Civil Project - Warehouse Site

Appendix A Optional Topics

A.1 Creating Industry-Specific Workspaces
A.2 Using QuickCalc
A.3 Additional Zoom Commands
A.4 Advanced Object Selection
A.5 Additional Text Tools
A.6 Additional Dimensioning Tools
A.7 Creating Boundaries and Regions
A.8 Modifying Length

Appendix B Skills Assessment Part 2

B.1 Skills Assessment Part 2
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