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Aneri taught 2 days ago
The session introduced the student to basic AutoCAD commands and interface navigation. The student practiced drawing lines, setting units, using offset, and exploring the fillet and trim commands while creating specific shapes. The student is assigned to practice creating the second shape from the provided exercise and ask questions in the next session.
Setting Units in AutoCAD
Line Command (L)
Zooming and Panning
Ortho Mode
Offset Command (O)
Fillet Command (F)
Drawing at an Angle Using Tab Key
SOWMIYA taught 2 days ago
The Tutor introduced AutoCAD, covering the interface, setting units, and basic drawing tools like lines, polylines, circles, arcs, rectangles, polygons, and ellipses. The Student learned about command shortcuts, ortho mode, polar tracking, and zooming/panning. The next session is scheduled to practice using AutoCAD with the student sharing their screen.
AutoCAD Interface Basics
Setting Units
Line Command and Ortho Mode
Polyline vs. Line
Drawing Circles
Polar Tracking for Angled Lines
Vinkal taught 3 days ago
The session focused on AutoCAD, specifically troubleshooting drawing errors, using quick dimensioning techniques (QDIM), and setting up a drawing for printing. The Student practiced using the QDIM command, changing background and element colors for better visibility, and creating a boundary for printing. The pair plan to continue practicing and addressing further questions in the next session.
Regenerate Command
Quick Dimension (QDIM) Command
Changing Background Color
Revision Clouds for Annotations
Adding Leaders (Arrows) with Text
Modifying Arrow Size
Using Properties for Object Modification
Aneri taught 5 days ago
The Student learned space planning in AutoCAD, focusing on creating a floor plan, adding walls, and incorporating furniture blocks. They practiced using commands like LINE, OFFSET, TRIM, SCALE, and ALIGN. The Tutor provided links to external resources for downloading AutoCAD blocks for future practice.
Line
Offset
and Trim Commands for Wall Creation
Importing and Placing AutoCAD Blocks
Scaling Objects with the Scale Command
Rotating Objects Using the Rotate Command
Aligning Objects for Precise Placement
Mirroring Objects for Symmetrical Layouts
Vinkal taught 6 days ago
The student encountered issues with scaling and overlaying imported PDF drawings in AutoCAD. The Tutor provided guidance on using the 'scale' command with the reference option to correctly resize the drawings. The student will email the PDF file to the tutor for a practical demonstration of the resizing process.
Importing PDFs with Layers
Scale Command with Reference Option (SCALE > R)
Drawing Arrangement: Linear Placement vs. Overlaying
SOWMIYA taught 8 days ago
The student learned about counting objects, using the quick select function, hatching techniques, table creation, stretching objects and using the break command within AutoCAD. The tutor demonstrated the selection tools, hatch patterns, and object manipulation techniques. Due to feeling unwell, the tutor suggested continuing the class next week.
Counting Objects and Quick Select
Hatching
Draw Order
Tables
Stretch
Break
Basics of learning AutoCAD effectively
Best ways to learn AutoCAD
AutoCAD is an industry-standard software used for 2D drafting and 3D modeling in architecture, engineering, and design. While it offers powerful tools, many learners struggle with mastering commands, understanding layers, creating precise technical drawings, and transitioning from 2D to 3D modeling.
Additionally, navigating the interface, setting up layouts, and optimizing workflows can be overwhelming for beginners.
To start, use official Autodesk resources like AutoCAD tutorials and online courses on platforms like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning. Practicing basic drafting exercises, following YouTube tutorials, and using AutoCAD forums help reinforce learning. Working on real-world projects, such as floor plans or mechanical parts, improves hands-on skills.
A tutor can accelerate learning by providing step-by-step guidance on drawing techniques, shortcuts, and best practices. They offer personalized feedback, help troubleshoot issues, and ensure learners gain industry-relevant skills, making AutoCAD easier and more efficient to master
With consistent practice and expert guidance, mastering AutoCAD becomes a smooth and rewarding process.
Who should study from an AutoCAD tutor?
Beginners struggling with AutoCAD commands and interface
AutoCAD has a complex interface, toolbars, and shortcut commands, which can be overwhelming for new users. Many struggle with drawing accuracy, modifying objects, and using layers effectively. An AutoCAD tutor simplifies these challenges by providing step-by-step guidance on essential tools, explaining best practices, teaching time-saving shortcuts, and helping students navigate AutoCAD with confidence.
Professionals needing advanced drafting and 3D modeling skills
Architects, engineers, and designers often require detailed technical drawings and efficiency in design workflows. An AutoCAD tutor helps professionals master parametric constraints, annotation styles, and 3D modeling techniques, ensuring their designs meet industry standards. They also provide project-based learning, helping professionals apply their skills to real-world tasks.
Students preparing for certifications or technical courses
AutoCAD certification exams and technical courses require proficiency in plotting layouts, modifying objects, and precise drafting techniques. An AutoCAD tutor provides structured lessons, hands-on exercises, and exam-specific strategies, ensuring students are well-prepared for certifications and coursework success.
How to select the right AutoCAD tutor?
Qualifications and teaching experience
A strong AutoCAD tutor should have a degree in architecture, engineering, or design and at least 3+ years of experience using AutoCAD professionally. Tutors with Autodesk certification or industry experience provide practical insights and best practices.
Expertise in 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and industry applications
Choose a tutor with expertise in 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and industry applications. Look for someone who can guide you in creating technical drawings, working with layers, and using AutoCAD’s advanced tools.
A tutor who can help you understand design workflows, precision drafting, and real-world applications in architecture, engineering, and manufacturing will ensure that you develop the necessary skills efficiently.
Student reviews and affordability
A tutor with positive student feedback and a track record of improving AutoCAD skills is a strong choice. AutoCAD tutors typically charge $40 to $100 per hour.
Wiingy offers expert AutoCAD tutoring at $28 per session with a free trial, making high-quality learning accessible.
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