MasterAcademy - Classroom 1

Training

AutoCAD Classes

AutoCAD Level 1

Learn to create basic 2D drawings using drawing and editing tools. You will organize drawing objects on layers, add text and basic dimensions, and prepare to plot.

AutoCAD Level 1 Refresher - Accelerated Pace

Learn to create basic 2D drawings using drawing and editing tools, organize drawing objects on layers, dd text and basic dimensions, and prepare to plot.

AutoCAD Level 2

Learn to enhance productivity by using tools such as tool palettes, attributes, xrefs, image files, and layouts. Also covered are creating sheet sets, and simple customization.

AutoCAD 2009 Update for 2007/2006 Users: 1-Day

Increase productivity with AutoCAD® 2009. Learn how to incorporate the enhancements of the last few releases into your drawings to optimize and boost efficiency. This is an accelerated pace of the two day class of the same name. This class does not include creating custom macros or 3D enhancements. Some other topics may not be covered due to time limitations. 

AutoCAD 2009 Update for 2007/2006 Users: 2-Day

Increase productivity with AutoCAD® 2009. Learn how to incorporate the enhancements of the last few releases into your drawings to optimize and boost efficiency.

AutoCAD 2009 Update for 2008 Users

Increase productivity with AutoCAD® 2009. Learn the new customizable and extensible user interface to optimize and boost efficiency. Learn to automate repetitive tasks and find commands easier.

AutoCAD 2010 Update for 2008 Users

Learn to use the new parametric drawing. Discover enhancements to dynamic blocks, file output and productivity. Learn the customizable and extensible user interface to optimize and boost efficiency. Also covered is how to automate repetitive tasks and find commands easier.  

AutoCAD 2010 Update for 2009 Users

Learn all the productivity changes in AutoCAD 2010 including how to use the new parametric drawing tools.

AutoCAD: 3D Conceptual Modeling

Learn to create solids, use the Dynamic UCS tool, change size and shape of solids using grips, create 2D sections, and set up views.

AutoCAD Electrical Classes (listed under Manufacturing section)