Autocad 2010

Autocad 2010, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 180 lectures, based on 409 reviews, and has 7123 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of this course, you will be able to make 2D as well as 3D models in Autocad 2010. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students /Working professionals It is particularly useful for Students /Working professionals.

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Summary

Title: Autocad 2010

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 180

Number of Published Lectures: 179

Number of Curriculum Items: 180

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 179

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, you will be able to make 2D as well as 3D models in Autocad 2010.

Who Should Attend

Students /Working professionals

Target Audiences

Students /Working professionals

Starting with understanding the Interface of Autocad 2010, you will be amazed where you reach by the end of this course. With the wide applications of Autocad in Mechanical, Architecture and Civil fields, this is one software that you need to know to put down your engineering ideas on paper. Learn to draft 2D models, to apply constrains, dimension parts, to make 3D models in this well structured course of Autocad.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Interface

Lecture 1: Interface

Lecture 2: Application Button

Lecture 3: Status Bar

Lecture 4: Using mouse

Lecture 5: Introduction to commands

Lecture 6: Palette

Lecture 7: Opening and saving file

Lecture 8: Rollover tooltip

Chapter 3: Modes

Lecture 1: Line

Lecture 2: Ortho mode

Lecture 3: Cartesian and polar

Lecture 4: Polar mode

Lecture 5: Polar settings

Lecture 6: Rectangle

Lecture 7: Dynamic input

Lecture 8: O-snap

Lecture 9: Running object snap

Lecture 10: Circle

Lecture 11: Arc

Lecture 12: Ellipse

Lecture 13: Hatch

Lecture 14: Polygon

Lecture 15: Scale command

Chapter 4: Units

Lecture 1: Understanding units

Lecture 2: Mechanical units

Lecture 3: Multiple drawings

Chapter 5: Selection

Lecture 1: Selection

Lecture 2: More on selection

Chapter 6: Commands

Lecture 1: Move command

Lecture 2: Copy command

Lecture 3: Rotate command

Lecture 4: Stretch command

Lecture 5: Trim command

Lecture 6: Extend command

Lecture 7: Offset command

Lecture 8: Object snap tracking

Lecture 9: Exercise

Lecture 10: Mirror command

Lecture 11: Fillet command

Lecture 12: Chamfer command

Lecture 13: Polar array

Lecture 14: Rectangular array

Lecture 15: Explode command

Lecture 16: Grips

Lecture 17: More on grips

Lecture 18: Associative hatch

Lecture 19: Editing hatch

Chapter 7: Layers

Lecture 1: Introduction to layers

Lecture 2: Creating layers

Lecture 3: More on layers

Lecture 4: Layer control

Lecture 5: Exercise

Lecture 6: Bylayers

Lecture 7: Importing layers

Chapter 8: Dimensioning

Lecture 1: Introduction to dimensions

Lecture 2: Creating dimensions

Lecture 3: Editing dimensions

Lecture 4: Default dimension style

Lecture 5: Creating your own dimension style

Lecture 6: Baseline and continue dimensions

Lecture 7: Moving dimensions

Lecture 8: Dimension associativity

Lecture 9: Multileaders

Lecture 10: Editing multileaders

Lecture 11: Creating your own multileader style

Chapter 9: Properties

Lecture 1: Inquiry

Lecture 2: Quick select

Lecture 3: Calculator

Lecture 4: Grid

Lecture 5: Changing properties

Lecture 6: Quick properties

Chapter 10: Text

Lecture 1: Single line text

Lecture 2: Text style

Lecture 3: Text justification

Lecture 4: Multiline text

Lecture 5: Editing multiline

Lecture 6: Field

Lecture 7: Creating a numbered list

Lecture 8: Spell check feature

Lecture 9: Creating table

Lecture 10: Editing tables

Chapter 11: Constrains

Lecture 1: Geometric constrains

Lecture 2: More on geometric constrains

Lecture 3: Auto constrain

Lecture 4: Dimensional constrain

Lecture 5: More on dimensional constrain

Lecture 6: Reference dimension

Chapter 12: More commands

Instructors

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When you know better, You Do better !!

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 35 votes

4 stars: 136 votes

5 stars: 226 votes

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