Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
11 Hour(s) 2 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Paul Lynn
Rating
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Course Overview
From absolute ZERO all the way to creating sophisticated, 3D models and professional drawing packages in AutoCAD
Many people think you need an Engineering degree to design piped systems such as chemical plants and filtration systems, but that's not the case. People are often intimidated by AutoCAD and think it takes years of experience to operate effectively, but this too is a misconception.
You are going to walk into this course perhaps never having even SEEN AutoCAD before, and by the end, you'll be CONFIDENTLY designing complex, piped systems from scratch. What's more, you'll be creating virtual, 3D solid models of these systems and then generating all of the drawings necessary to fabricate and assemble your system!
Once you learn the material in this course, there really is no limit to what you'll be able to design, model and draw.
Course Content
- 13 section(s)
- 77 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 AutoCAD Environment
- Section 3 2D Drawing Fundamentals
- Section 4 Navigating 3D Space
- Section 5 2D Figures in 3D Space
- Section 6 3D Drawing Fundamentals
- Section 7 Modeling Pipe and Components
- Section 8 Assembling Components
- Section 9 Modeling a Complete System
- Section 10 Generating 2D Views
- Section 11 Dimensions and Leaders
- Section 12 Creating Drawing Package
- Section 13 Conclusion
What You’ll Learn
- Model and draw an entire piped system in AutoCAD from scratch, Model all types of fittings and components in a piped system, Create general assembly drawings, Create fabrication drawings, Create piping drawings
Reviews
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TTomber Hoang
great course!!! very helpful
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IIdowu Henry Ogedengbe
Great lecture
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TTuhin Shubhra Das
wow
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YYehor Kalenskiy
The course contains a lot of practice with piping and creating drawing packages. It is designed for complete beginners, which was both good and limiting at the same time, applying layers only after completing the whole system is a poor approach.
