AutoCad Basics for Beginners is the perfect course for those with little to no prior experience with AutoCad. I teach my students the basics of the software, from how to navigate the AutoCad workspace to how to create their own drawings! And the best part is - the entire course takes just 3.5 hours! You'll be drafting on your own in no time!

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to do all of the following and then some:

• Easily navigate the AutoCad workspace to draft efficiently

• Use the design and modify tools

• Navigate and understand the properties dialogue box

• Navigate and understand the layer properties manager

• Navigate and understand external references

• Understand annotation and dimensioning

• Understand the difference between model space and paper space

• Set up a titleblock for drawings

• Set up viewports for drawings

• Create your very own drawings!

This is the best beginner AutoCad course available online today!

This is the best starting point for those with no (or little) prior experience with AutoCad. Whether you are an engineering student, an engineer/surveyor/construction professional, or want to be able to draft your own floorplans for your dream house - this course is for you!

I believe this course is the best course for complete beginners because it is very easily digestible, being just 3.5 hours long. This is all the time it takes to get a solid grasp on the basics of AutoCad. After completing this course, students are very well prepared to take more in-depth courses. Diving into more advanced courses without having first taken this course could lead students to feeling overwhelmed and overloaded with too much information. As a beginner, you just need the basics taught in a simple, straightforward manner. That is exactly what you get in this course.

This course is easy to follow along with, and includes several practice DWG files for students to practice with as we progress through each lesson. I provide several great resource files for students to use as they hone their AutoCad skills.