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Building Technology | Construction Technology | Architecture
Area of study
Architecture and Construction
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This program provides a comprehensive introduction to AutoCAD, covering both basic and advanced concepts. Students will learn to create and edit 2D drawings, utilize precision drafting tools, and organize their work using layers. The advanced course delves into 3D design, enabling students to view and design in three dimensions.
Program Outline
Outline:
Fundamentals of AUTOCAD 2010-2016
Program Prerequisite
- NO previous CAD experience necessary. However, drafting, design or engineering experience is a plus.
- A working knowledge of Windows based operating systems is preferred.
COURSE COVERS
Basic 2D Drawing Creation
- Drawing Circles
- Drawing Arcs
- Drawing Polylines
Precision Drawing Tools
- The Drafting Settings Dialogue Box
- Using ORTHO
- Use of the Absolute coordinate entry system
- Use of the Relative coordinate entry system
- Use of the Polar coordinate entry system
- One time only Object Snaps and running Object Snaps
Editing AutoCAD Objects
- Using the MOVE, COPY, ROTATE, OFFSET, SCALE & ERASE commands
- Editing Polylines
- Changing part of an object’s shape using the STRETCH command
- Changing the length of a line or arc using the LENGTHEN command
- Coping an object to multiple occurrences using the ARRAY command
- Creating new objects in a mirror image using the MIRROR command
- Using TRIM and EXTEND commands to defined boundaries
- Creating CHAMFERS
- Creating FILLETS
Layer Usage
- Using layers to organize the drawing
- Layer states
Displaying and Viewing AutoCAD Objects
- Using REGEN
- Real-time PAN and ZOOM
- Using ZOOM window
- Saving and restoring views
Creating and Editing BLOCKS
- Creating / Editing BLOCKS
- Creating / Editing WBLOCKS
- Making Block Concepts
- Making Attribute Concepts
Annotating AutoCAD Objects
- Creating TEXT styles
- Using the TEXT commands to add text to your drawing
- MTEXT formatting
- MTEXT editing
Dimensioning
- Dimensioning Concepts
- Creating and Controlling dimension styles
- Editing Dimensions
Hatch Objects
- Boundary hatching
- Hatch pattern editing
Plotting
- Viewports Toolbar
- Making Viewports
- Plot Settings
- Page Setups
- Pen Settings
- Plotting a drawing
BASIC AutoCAD
Objective
The primary objective of this course is to teach students the basic commands necessary for professional 2D drawing, design, and drafting using AutoCAD. After completing this course, students will be able to:
- navigate the AutoCAD user interface,
- use the fundamental features of AutoCAD,
- use the precision drafting tools in AutoCAD to develop accurate technical drawings
- present drawings in a detailed and visually impressive manner.
Prerequisite
This course is designed for the new AutoCAD user. It is recommended that students have a working knowledge of drafting, design, or engineering.
Outline
Day 1
- Taking the AutoCAD Tour
- Navigating the Working Environment
- Working with Files
- Displaying Objects
Day 2
- Getting Started with AutoCAD
- AutoCAD’s Screen Layout
- Working with Commands
- Opening an Existing Drawing File
- Saving Your Work
- AutoCAD’s Cartesian Workspace
Day 3
- Basic Drawing and Editing Commands
- Drawing Lines
- Erasing Objects
- Drawing Lines with Polar Tracking
- Drawing Rectangles
- Drawing Circles
- Viewing Your Drawing
- Undoing and Redoing Actions
- Using Object Snaps
- Object Snap Overrides
Day 4
- Making Changes in Your Drawing
- Polar Tracking Settings
- Object Snap Tracking
- Drawing with Snap and Grid
- Selecting Objects for Editing
- Moving Objects
- Copying Objects
- Rotating Objects
- Scaling Objects
- Mirroring Objects
- Editing Objects with grips
Day 5
- Organizing Your Drawing with Layers
- Creating New Drawings with Templates
- What are Layers?
- Layer States
- Changing an Object’s Layer
Day 6
- Advanced Object Types
- Drawing Arcs
- Drawing Polylines
- Drawing Polygons
- Drawing Ellipses
ROTATING SCHEDULE
- Join in Class anytime
- 2 hours per class: $25/hr
- Course Duration: 10 hours/week
- Monday - Friday: From 6PM to 8PM
ADVANCED AutoCAD
Objective
Learn how to utilize AutoCAD to view and design in three dimensions.
Prerequisite
Strong knowledge of using AutoCAD in a 2D drafting environment.
Outline
Day 1
- Setting up the Interface
- Working in Multiple Drawings
- Additional Layer Tools
- Locating Points with Tracking
- Placing Reference Points
Day 2
- Using the Keyboard Effectively
- Using Grips Effectively
- Coordinate Entry
- Construction Lines
- Creating Blocks
- Removing Unused Elements
Day 3
- Using the Keyboard Effectively
- Using Grips Effectively
- Coordinate Entry
- Construction Lines
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About University
Birmingham International Collegiate Canada (BICC)
Overview:
Birmingham International Collegiate Canada (BICC) is a private high school located in Toronto, Canada. It offers a superior academic level education in a supportive environment that encourages students to reach their full potential. BICC aims to equip students to become leaders and valuable members of the Canadian and international community.
Services Offered:
Academic Instruction:
BICC provides high-quality instruction in a well-resourced environment with smaller class sizes to ensure personalized attention.Counselling:
BICC has dedicated counsellors from strategic countries to guide students throughout their studies in Canada, from application to program completion. They provide academic advice, post-secondary application support, and assistance with personal issues.English Language Courses:
BICC offers a variety of English courses, from ESL level A to grade 12, to help students improve their English language skills.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Multicultural Environment:
BICC fosters a multicultural environment through its diverse curriculum and field trips and excursions.Community Involvement:
Students are encouraged to participate in community programs to learn, adapt, and integrate into the local culture.Interactive Teaching:
BICC utilizes interactive teaching strategies, such as multimedia and online simulations, to enhance student learning.Key Reasons to Study There:
High Academic Standards:
BICC provides a superior academic level education, preparing students for success at prestigious universities in Canada and abroad.Dedicated Staff:
BICC has highly qualified and dedicated staff committed to providing students with the best possible learning experience.Personalized Attention:
Smaller class sizes allow for personalized attention and individualized support.Strong University Placement:
BICC has a high admission rate for graduates to top universities in Canada and internationally.Academic Programs:
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Accreditation:
BICC is accredited by Languages Canada, a not-for-profit association representing over 225 language education programs across Canada.Location:
BICC is located in Toronto, Canada's largest city, known for its diverse population, global business center, and high quality of life.Testimonials:
Students and parents have praised BICC for its dedicated teachers, supportive environment, and strong academic program.Total programs
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