Architecture Tutor at [University Name] | 3D Modelling, Urban Design & Planning

The session guided the Student through the process of drawing a complex 2D object in AutoCAD, focusing on precise geometric construction using various commands like offset, circle, extend, and trim. They also practiced creating inclined lines with specific angular dimensions and verified these using the angular dimension tool. The Tutor and Student collaboratively addressed minor dimensioning issues and scheduled the next session to continue the assignment.

Student and Tutor worked on an AutoCAD assignment involving 'Drawing number three' with metric units. They focused on setting up object snap settings, creating construction lines, drawing circles with specified diameters and radii, and performing precise offsets. The session also covered enabling Ortho mode for straight lines and using the trim command, with the plan to continue the drawing in the next class.

The Student and Tutor engaged in an AutoCAD drafting session, working on a complex drawing involving lines, circles, offsets, and trims. They focused on interpreting various dimensions, setting appropriate unit formats, and constructing lines using specific angular commands. The Student was given the task of completing the current drawing as a follow-up assignment for the next meeting.

The Tutor and Student began their AutoCAD classes by reviewing fundamental drawing commands and their applications for architectural and interior design. They covered various line types, including line, polyline, construction lines (Xline), spline (fit and curve), ray, and divide, with the Student practicing unit setup and basic layout using Xline. The next session will focus on circles and arcs, with the Tutor providing notes and examples for practice.

The Tutor and Student worked on refining CAD drawing layouts for printing, specifically addressing issues with text visibility and dimension scaling. They practiced adjusting text properties, viewport settings, and dimension styles to ensure clear and accurate representation in exported files, and discussed the placement of elevation lines on floor plans.

The student and tutor worked extensively in AutoCAD, focusing on architectural design elements for a kitchen and bathroom. They practiced layer management, block creation, and detailed elevation drawing, including kitchen island and range hood representation. The session concluded with a plan for the student to add dimensions and detailings while the tutor finalized the elevation block, with a follow-up session scheduled for the next day.