SAMPLE LECTURE AUTODESK AUTOCAD SOFTWARE.pptx

utilization of autocad software

1. Presented by: Ar. Lyndon Regalario , uap 2D MODELING (AUTOCAD) P hoto Reference: PNGtree webpage

2. ? QUESTION What got you into 2D modeling? Are you familiar with the AutoCAD software? P hoto Reference: PNGtree webpage

3. 2D MODELING- AutoCAD By the end of the topic, students will be able to:          Familiarize and identify the powerful components of AutoCAD; Enumerate the characteristics of AutoCAD; Know the uses and who uses AutoCAD; and I dentify the system requirements of AutoCAD. Learn the fundamentals of creating layouts in AutoCAD software. Intended Learning Outcomes

4. 2D MODELING- AutoCAD PART 1: Introduction to AutoCAD PART 2: Advantages of AutoCAD PART 3: Layout in AutoCAD Lecture Sessions

5. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD is the starting of modeling and designing on a digital platform .  Prior to the intent of this application, people used to design and create sketches and models by hand. This obviously was a troublesome task. Also, it took a lot of time and money. But with the invent of AutoCAD, everything got simplified and easier. It is a powerful program used across the globe by engineers, architects, students, graphic designers, and even fashion designers. P hoto Reference: Canvas Modules

6. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD is the starting of modeling and designing on a digital platform . Prior to the advent of this application, people used to design and create sketches and models by hand. This obviously was a troublesome task. Also, it took a lot of time and money. P hoto Reference: Shalin Design Blog

7. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD But with the invention of AutoCAD, everything got simplified and easier . It is a powerful program used across the globe by engineers, architects, students, graphic designers, and even fashion designers . AutoCAD provides numerous tools and methods for producing, viewing and editing two and three-dimensional drawings in any discipline. P hoto Reference: Autodesk webpage

8. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD In this hands-on course, you will explore the necessary to effectively use basic principles and operational techniques the AutoCAD software in a two-dimensional environment.

9. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD Among specific topics covered in AutoCAD Module 1 will be: system fundamentals, basic and advanced drawing commands, drawing by coordinate entry, dimensioning, hatching and more.

10. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD Expectation on the Topic Familiarize with AutoCAD, its components, characteristics, uses and system requirements.

11. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD Lecture AutoCAD can create any 2D drawing and 3D model or construction that can be drawn by hand. The program also allows the user to group or layer objects, keep objects in a database for future use, and manipulate properties of objects, such as size, shape, and location.

12. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD  is a  Computer-Aided Drafting  (CAD) software application built by  Autodesk .

13. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD  helps to create both 2D (Two dimensional) and 3D (Three-Dimensional) models of solid as well as mesh surfaces which helps engineers, architects, drafters, and other designing professionals to design the models instead of using manual hand drafting tools like pencils, rulers, compasses, drafting boards, etc.

14. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD released in 1982 , since then it is used widely because of its accuracy, robust features, and automated drafting tools. AutoCAD helps you in designing and creating the models, transform that model into 3D model renderings, and you can create animated presentations.

15. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD Highlights of AutoCAD Before the invention of AutoCAD, all designing and modeling were done manually . This was a time-consuming task and resulted in a lot of costly errors. But, with the invention of AutoCAD, the process of modeling and designing got digitalized and simplified. A technology that has emerged as a solution to most of the designers, engineers, and architects.

16. What are the things that we can do in AutoCAD?

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18. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD is a global application . It is being used globally by product development teams, manufacturing facilities, medical professionals, in educational institutions, by professionals and engineers. 3D modeling and visualization are two main important features of the program . AutoCAD allows the modelers to create powerful 3d models, wireframes, meshes & surfaces by using various 3D tools & commands. Characteristics of AutoCAD

19. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD is a professional application that has flexibility in design changes and has an auto-specification check feature . The mistakes in the designs or the product can be avoided and can be re-edit as and when required. AutoCAD helps the user to develop, modify, and design better infrastructure, deliver scalable and feasible building assignments, supervise production finances, and foresee project results. Characteristics of AutoCAD

20. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD Recreating and editing 2D images with their text properties can also be achieved with AutoCAD. With AutoCAD, you can even import PDF files for any project reference. 3D models from other CAD applications can also be imported to AutoCAD. The designers can also work on imported online maps or locations. Characteristics of AutoCAD

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22. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD AutoCAD System Requirements

23. Module 1.1 Introduction to AutoCAD Summary It is constructive and useful software for learning product designing and manufacturing planning. It is widely accepted and used in various sectors and has attracted a huge audience with its incredible workflow and user experience. It embraces many skills and abilities and guides users to grow and boost their careers. References https://www.educba.com/introduction-to-autocad/?source=leftnav

24. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD

25. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Intended Learning Outcomes By the end of the topic, students will be able to:          identify the various importance of AutoCAD.

26. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Expectation on the Topic Appreciate the advantages of AutoCAD. 

27. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Lecture AutoCAD is a computer-aided software program created by Autodesk that enables drafters, architects, engineers, and other experienced professionals to create two dimensional and three-dimensional models of solid surfaces and meshes. AutoCAD is widely used and it helps in preventing product failures and warranty issues. With innovative ideas and creative imagination, the user can create realistic presentations with AutoCAD. It provides the necessary tools and workflow to design and build great products.

28. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Advantages of AutoCAD The following are the top 12 advantages : Accurate and Reduces Errors –  The principle on which AutoCAD works is a dynamic engineering model. This model blends design and production drafting together which allows the changes to be made to any part of the design at any point in time in the entire project. This results in error reduction and fewer chances of mistakes. Furthermore, the designs which are made digitally always have room for enhancements and improvement. Save Time & Money –  With a specific and user-friendly interface and workflow, AutoCAD works speedily which saves the time of the designer. AutoCAD supports documentation tools that not only increase productivity but also help the designers and architects to streamline the designs and documentation workflows. It also provides solutions to implement modifications in the projects, thus reducing the time taken. It is an efficient program that undertakes the work process of the designer and helps in saving time and money and reducing errors. Easier Data Transfer –  Using AutoCAD in Architect Designing has made it easier to share files with multiple people simultaneously. It is not easy to work on heavy files and then share them without any data loss. But, this software has made it easy to upload the designed data on the internet and sharing it with numerous other designers.

29. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Advantages of AutoCAD The following are the top 12 advantages : Controllable in nature –  This advantage of AutoCAD supports the scanning feature for the data. This technique helps in measuring the quantity of the materials used. It also helps in calculating the exact cost of the products. Eventually, it helps in managing production and post-production processes. Database for manufacturing –  AutoCAD allows in creating manufacturing data such as materials required for components, dimensions, and shape of the models, product, and component drawings. This helps in creating and managing a wide database which is an important part of the production process. Easier Import/ Export of files –  AutoCAD Inventor supports file import and export features. AutoCAD allows the users to import models from Inventor and it also manages to do it quite easily and speedily. AutoCAD also supports various other tools and features that boost the productivity of the program. Some of them being; PDF support, compatible with Autodesk 360, social media sharing, AutoCAD WS, DWG Convert, and many more. AutoCAD also supports PRESSPULL operations which allows the users to create surfaces, solids, and offset curves with much ease. These meshes are dynamic in nature and can easily be manipulated. The designers can easily develop physical 3D Frameworks of their designs with the 3D printing capabilities of AutoCAD.

30. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Advantages of AutoCAD The following are the top 12 advantages : Apply Point Clouds –  Point Cloud is a large collection of points resulted from 3D laser scanners to create a 3D presentation of default structures. The users can join these point clouds to use as a starting point for their designs. Layering feature-  This feature allows the user to hide or show specific details of a complicated complex group of drawings for clear understanding. Calculation-  The user can calculate Mass, Area, volume, Center of Gravity in no time. This program has an Auto- Dimensioning feature that helps in designing easy and accurate sketches. The users can also generate 2D drawings from 3D models Commands  like Fill, Hatch, Section lines, chamfer, and fillet makes AutoCAD one-stop solutions to many designers as these operations are impossible in manual drafting. Image tracing feature-  This helps in a digital tracing of conventional diagrams and drawing. PDF import enhancements-  It also has an SHF (super high frequency) text recognition tool that converts the geometries imported from PDF text to Text objects which can be edited more conveniently.

31. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD These are some of the advantages of AutoCAD. While the latest version of AutoCAD is more advanced and comes with an amazing set of tools and commands. With a new Autodesk print studio, the users can create a 3D print ready file and then they can directly print it. This file can be printed in almost all 3D printers. The advanced and updated version of AutoCAD also has a new migration custom setting window which is more attractive and has easy to understand interface. It also has enhanced graphics in 2D and 3D which comes with updated and smooth featured an improvised performance. Another advantage of using AutoCAD is designers can even view, create, edit or share CAD drawings on their mobile devices or any web browser. For more views, the designers can even publish their designs and share them on social media or in a web browser. AutoCAD is a time saver program with customizable too palettes and command window.

32. Module 1.2 Advantages of AutoCAD Reference Introduction-to- Autocad -Hyperlink

33. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD

34. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Intended Learning Outcomes By the end of the topic, students will be able to:          create new drawing; and create layout in AutoCAD. Expectation on the Topic Familiarize with AutoCAD drawing and layout.

35. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD What is Layout in AutoCAD? In AutoCAD, the user is accessible to create a drawing using two types of’ spaces. The model space and layout space. The model space consists of the 3D dimensional objects created by the user. To view it in 2D dimensional structure, the user will have to use the Layout tab.  This layout tab can be used to see different 2d views of the 3d object created by the user in the model space. Also, the user can add as many numbers of views to the layout and modify the size of the sheet as well. The layout space is also known as paper space and is generally used to specify the minor details of the model created. A layout can never be 3d dimensional, as it is only referred to as a paper that shows and edits various elements of the model as per the requirement of the user. In the beginning, the user starts to work on the model space that is the 3D space to draw objects. Slowly to gain a much bigger and proper perspective, we use the Layout tab from the menu. To create drawings and blueprints for printing purposes, we use the layout tab itself.   The layout tab has the ability to modify the size of the model that is relative to the layout mode. In the layout panel, one unit of the sheet is taken as the real distance on the sheet. This unit is counted and measured in millimeters or inches. Some of the important commands used in AutoCAD to create Layouts are PLOT, VPORTS, LAYOUT, MODEL, VPMIN, PAGESETUP and more.

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37. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Please find the below steps to create Layouts in Autocad . Step 1:  To start with a new project, Open AutoCAD.

38. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 2:  Click on the new button from the left-hand corner of the interface.

39. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 3:  We will see a dialog box called templates that will open. Select any template from the list in the box.+

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42. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD As soon as, we select the template, a screen will become active. In the screen, we can see the MODEL, LAYOUT 1, LAYOUT 2 options at the bottom of the interface.

43. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 4:  To create a 3d object, remain on the MODEL Space only. Click on the Circle tool from the Draw Panel and create a circle as shown in the below image.

44. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 5:  Now, click on the polyline tool and create a Random object as shown in the below image.

45. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 6:  Now, we can see the Layout 1 and Layout 2 on the bottom of the page. To add a Layout either click on the + sign attached at the end. Or, right-click on the Layout 2 and select New Layout

46. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 6:  Now, we can see the Layout 1 and Layout 2 on the bottom of the page. To add a Layout either click on the + sign attached at the end. Or, right-click on the Layout 2 and select New Layout

47. Module 1.3 Layout in AutoCAD Creating Layout in AutoCAD Step 7:  A new Layout 3 will be added. Rename the Layout 3 to Final Layout by right-clicking on the same.