After the CAD course you can you get a job in the following:

• All in all the Construction Industry. i.e civil engineering – road construction, building construction
• Not to mention Municipalities and Government Institutions.
• Overall the Architectural Industry – planning, blueprints, design elements
• Including Interior Design – interior design elements, floor plans etc
• And any Engineering Field.

Possible Career Opportunities:

• CAD Operator.
• Technical illustrator in a Drawing Office environment.
• Enhance his/her chances for advancement/promotion in the workplace.
• Serve as a platform for further study in the draughting field.
• Complement/enhance existing draughting skills.

About the AutoCad Course.

AutoCAD is a commercial computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting software application. Not to mention it was developed by Autodesk.

Overall AutoCAD is used across a wide range of industries, by architects, project managers, engineers, graphic designers, and many other professionals.

Source: Wiki AutoCad

Learn AutoCad anytime, anywhere!

Overall learn AutoDesk software anytime and anywhere. We have 3 training options and we have award-winning courses. In turn identify and implement tools in AutoDesk software. Thus learn how to create and manage your own drawings, animations and 3D composites.

Part-Time

Fast forward your career in the Engineering, Interior Design or Architectural industry with a part-time course at School of IT. Part-time courses allow working professionals to transition into a new skill set while working. In turn at School Of IT we are agile and customize a course to the individual.

Full Time

Ready to start a career in Planning, Engineering, Interior Design or Architectural planning? Create 3D designs as a full time student at School of IT.

High School

Create 3D designs and prepare for the future while you’re still in high school.

Corporate

Learn AutoCad and up skill yourself or your company by while you’re working.

The AutoCAD Courses Info:

• Overall learn basic 3D concepts
• all in all create surfaces and 3D modelling.
• In addition create solid primitives
• Not to mention understand the UCS and setting up efficiently.
• Overall create composite solids and models from 2D profiles.
• In turn use visual styles, lighting, materials and the sun.
• Including rendering.
• All in all create and edit in viewport, including animations
• Not to mention paper space and overall plotting

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AutoCad Courses Level1: Full Course Outline

Transform Selections

• • Create your AutoCAD environment.
  • Including saving and opening your drawings.
  • Draw line objects, curves and circles.
  • Not to mention constructing and editing.
  • Overall using ortho mode.
  • Customize objects, moving objects, mirroring, offsseting, arraying and resizing objects.

Hatching and Listing

• • Defining hatch boundaries, hatch styles and create an associative hatch.
  • In addition use autosnap.
  • In turn draw polylines, calculate points and areas.
  • All in all use distance and angle inquiry methods.
  • Altogether use zoom, pan, previous and dynamic view
  • Not to mention how to list objects and explode objects.

All about Layers

• • Work with layers, linetypes, colour and naming layers .
  • freezing and thawing layers including deleting layers.

Blocks and Text Formats

• • Learn to cut, copy and paste drawings and images.
  • Create blocks including a library for blocks.
  • Overall create text, modifying text and styles.
  • Not to mention use grips.

Plotting and Dimensions

• • Learn how to edit dimensions, create dimension styles and apply dimensions to objects.
  • Learn how to plot your drawing, including setting linetype weights and how to use various scales.

Paper and Model space

• All how to use paper space and model space.
• Thus how to display multiple tiled viewports.
• Change the tiles configuration and using viewports .

AutoCad Courses, Level2: Full Course Outline

3D Solid Modeling

• Overall create solid forms and display solid Toolbar.
• In turn create primitives, turning a 2D polyline into a 3D Solid.
• Thus create complex solids, tapering an extrusion.
• All in all to edit solids and enhancing the 2D Drawing Process.
• Creating a Quick-Study Rendering.
• Adding a Background Scene.
• Effects with Lighting.
• Adding Reflections and Detail with Ray Tracing.
• Creating and Adjusting Texture Maps.
• Printing/ Plotting your 3D Drawing.