Technological innovation has become a commonplace phenomenon. In everyday life, technology plays an ever-increasing role; innovations quickly become incorporated into daily use and are added to society’s vocabulary.
As students in the field of Information Technology, we must be responsible to develop our knowledge in every field not only in programming but also in designing and drafting. AutoCAD is a fantastic example of software that fundamentally changed the way an industry works. AutoCAD is a Computer Aided Design (CAD) software application for 2D and 3D design and drafting.
This program is all about designing and developing our skills in making a 2D and 3D drawing using AutoCAD. We need to learn this application in order to enhance our skills in computer aided drafting. Unlike manual drafting, AutoCAD, with a click of the mouse, drawings can be shown in two or three dimensions, rotated, animated, and viewed from many different angles.
This training will be facilitated by the BSIT-3 Group 2 and participated by 40 students of BSIT, BSCS and BSIS. The resource person of the program was Engr. Dawn D. Hope Sulit. It was held at Notre Dame of Midsayap College Computer Laboratory 2. The program started at exactly 8:00 am and ended at 5:00 pm.
Program Title: AutoCAD Designing and Drafting Seminar/Workshop (ADD)
Program Goal: To train the participants on how to design and develop architectural drawings using AutoCAD
Specific Objectives: At the end of the 8 hours Training, 40 students of BSIT, BSCS and
BSIS will be able to:
a. Understand the AutoCAD toolbars, drawing editor and command.
b. Use properly the commands for drawing, plotting and other techniques in AutoCAD.
c. Design a basic 2D and 3D drawings.
Topic Outline
Date: December 17, 2011
Place: Fr. Sullivan Building, Computer Laboratory 2 of Notre Dame of Midsayap College
Seminar Schedule:
I – GETTING STARTED WITH AUTOCAD
o AutoCAD Screen Lay-out
o Start Up and New Drawing Wizard
o Saving and Leaving a Drawing Session
o Exiting From AutoCAD
II – SPECIFYING COORDINATES
o Enter Cartesian Coordinates
o Specifying Absolute And Relative Coordinates
o Enter Polar Coordinates
o Dynamic Input and Limits
o Grid Settings
o Orthogonal Mode
o Picking Coordinates on the Screen
§ Object Snaps
§ Running Object Snap and OSNAP Mode
§ Polar Tracking and Polar Snap
III – DRAWING IN TWO DIMENSIONS
o Drawing Simple Lines
§ Using Line Command
§ Drawing Rectangle
o Drawing Curves and Point Objects
§ Drawing Circles
§ Drawing Arcs
§ Draw Ellipses
§ Draw Isometric Circles
§ Drawing Donuts
o Draw Geometric Objects
§ Draw Polylines
§ Draw Polygons
§ Draw Multi-line Objects
IV – VIEWING YOUR DRAWING
o The ZOOM Command
o Panning
o Real-time PAN and ZOOM
o Setting Isometric Grid and Snap
V – CREATE AND EDIT TEXT
o Creating Single Line Text
o Understanding Text Styles
o Creating Multiline Text
VI – Other Commands
o Using OFFSET Command
o Using MIRROR Command
o Using ARRAY Command
§ Breaking Objects
§ Trimming Objects
§ Extending Objects
§ Exploding Objects
§ Rotating Objects
o Using PEDIT Command
o Obtain Distance, Angles, and Point Location
o Create Fillets and Chamfers in Object
§ Create Fillet
§ Create Chamfer
o Resize or Reshape Objects
§ Lengthen Objects
§ Stretch Objects
§ Scale Objects
§ Align Objects
VII – CREATING HATCH PATTERN AND SOLID FILLS
o Overview of Hatch Patterns and Solid Fills
o Creating Hatch Patterns
o Editing Hatch Pattern
o Editing Hatch Pattern Boundary
VII – 3D Basics
o Isometric Views
o Solids
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