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What is AutoCAD?

AutoCAD is a computer aided design or CAD program for use by people in the design and documentation disciplines. The software can be used to create 2D

drawings and diagrams or can be the basis for powerful 3D visualisations. From its humble beginnings in 1982, AutoCAD has been translated into 18 languages and is used by millions of people world-wide. Today its makers autodesk, are the 2nd largest software company in the world. AutoCAD is found in 85% of the businesses and schools that design, document and manufacture. Its drawing formats (dwg and dxf) are now the industry standards for the exchange of electronic drawings, between professionals and regulatory bodies.

Who uses AutoCAD?

AutoCAD is a generic design & documentation tool, and as such it is used across a large number of industries including, architecture, interior design, shop fit-outs, construction, engineering, landscape design, product design and manufacture, naval and aeronautical design, piping and cabling, just to name a few.

Anyone that needs to produce, accurate plans and sections of a design, can utilize AutoCAD for this task. While AutoCAD is extremely popular, there are other CAD packages which people use, such as Microstation, IntelliCAD, Solid Edge, Solid Works, FormZ and ArchiCAD. If you are choosing a package to learn, to improve your job prospects, first try and ascertain which programs are being used by the companies that you are likely to approach.

Practice, Practice and more Practice.

AutoCAD training can be completed in only a few days depending on how sharp you shoot, however becoming totally comfortable with the program takes a little longer, and it all depends on practice. Once you have completed training, if you do not exercise your new skills you will lose them again quickly. You need to reinforce your learning with a practical application. The moment you finish your training you should attempt a drawing to include in your portfolio. Starting your career in AutoCAD can be awkward at first because you need experience to get a job, but you often need a job to get experience. Creating drawings for your own portfolio is a way of breaking this cycle, getting some experience and producing evidence that you can do the job.


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