Training & Development
Autodesk AutoCad Training Courses
Introduction
AutoCAD is a design tool that enables you to communicate your ideas, whatever they may be, and in any professional field. Architects, engineers, drafters, and design-related professionals use AutoCAD to create, view, manage, plot, share, and reuse accurate, information-rich drawings. From buildings to bridges, ships to mechanical assemblies, golf courses to new highways, aerospace to automotive, interior design to medical instrumentation; almost every man-made structure or tool has been developed with the help of computer-aided design software specifically AutoCAD.
AutoCAD’s advantages
Whether you are a big Corporate or a small firm, you can get tremendous benefit from training your staff in how to use Autocad professionally and take the full advantage of what the program offers. Autocad is much more than simply drawing lines, using different layers, using blocks, dimensions and plotting your project.
With professional training, your staff will be able to understand the powerful features of Autocad that they need to know to design and draw anything. Powerful features such as three-dimensional drawing, using hiding, shading, and rendering techniques, 3D surface and solid modeling and visualization, working with data including blocks, attributes, external references, and external databases, intelligent dimensioning, manage drawings, and work with other applications, getting drawings on the Internet, properly using sheet set and many other features will speed up your productivity and give you the leading edge over your competitors.
AutoCAD’s success has been attributed to its famous open architecture flexibility. As a result, AutoCAD is the most flexible drafting program available, applicable to all fields. AutoCAD’s support for languages other than English and Arabic, including those using other alphabets, is unparalleled, making AutoCAD highly popular around the world. As a result, AutoCAD is used in all disciplines and in more than 150 countries. Autodesk has created a program with unequaled features and capabilities.
The major disciplines that use AutoCAD are:
- Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC)
- Mechanical
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Surveying and Civil Engineering
- Facilities Management
- Electrical/electronic
- Multimedia
However, AutoCAD has many other lesser known uses, such as pattern making in the garment industry, sign making, and so on. The world of AutoCAD is very broad.
ORCA offers two level comprehensive courses in Autocad, Starter Level Course which is designed for people who have the basic knowledge or no knowledge of Autocad, and the Advance Level which is suitable for people who have more experience in using Autocad.