|| What will I learn?

  • Understand the interface of AutoCAD Mechanical, including its various tools, menus, and functionalities.
  • Gain the ability to create and modify 2D drawings using AutoCAD Mechanical, including lines, arcs, circles, and other geometric shapes.
  • Learn how to accurately dimension and annotate drawings using AutoCAD Mechanical's dimensioning tools and text features.
  • Acquire skills in creating and editing complex geometry such as splines, polylines, and ellipses for precise engineering drawings.
  • Understand the use of symbol libraries and adherence to industry standards for mechanical drawings, including ASME standards.
  • Learn to use parametric constraints to create intelligent, dynamic drawings that can be easily modified and updated.
  • Gain proficiency in organizing and managing drawing sheets and layouts within AutoCAD Mechanical's sheet set manager.
  • Learn to create detailed assembly drawings, including exploded views and parts lists, to communicate assembly instructions effectively.

|| What will I learn?

  • Understand the interface of AutoCAD Mechanical, including its various tools, menus, and functionalities.
  • Gain the ability to create and modify 2D drawings using AutoCAD Mechanical, including lines, arcs, circles, and other geometric shapes.
  • Learn how to accurately dimension and annotate drawings using AutoCAD Mechanical's dimensioning tools and text features.
  • Acquire skills in creating and editing complex geometry such as splines, polylines, and ellipses for precise engineering drawings.
  • Understand the use of symbol libraries and adherence to industry standards for mechanical drawings, including ASME standards.
  • Learn to use parametric constraints to create intelligent, dynamic drawings that can be easily modified and updated.
  • Gain proficiency in organizing and managing drawing sheets and layouts within AutoCAD Mechanical's sheet set manager.
  • Learn to create detailed assembly drawings, including exploded views and parts lists, to communicate assembly instructions effectively.

|| Requirements

  • No prior experience with AutoCAD or AutoCAD Mechanical is required, although basic computer skills are recommended.

|| Requirements

  • No prior experience with AutoCAD or AutoCAD Mechanical is required, although basic computer skills are recommended.

    • Introduction to AutoCAD Mechanical
    • Overview of AutoCAD Mechanical software
    • Introduction to mechanical drafting and design
    • Understanding the user interface and workspace


    • Basic Drawing and Editing Tools
    • Creating and modifying basic geometry (lines, circles, arcs)
    • Using editing commands (move, copy, rotate, scale)
    • Working with layers and properties


    • Dimensioning and Annotations
    • Adding linear, angular, and radial dimensions
    • Creating and modifying dimension styles
    • Adding text, leaders, and symbols to drawings


    • Drawing Setup and Templates
    • Setting up drawing units, scales, and limits
    • Creating and managing drawing templates
    • Working with title blocks and borders


    • Advanced Drawing Tools
    • Creating and editing complex geometry (polylines, splines)
    • Using construction lines and reference geometry
    • Working with blocks and external references


    • Geometric Construction and Constraints
    • Applying geometric constraints (parallel, perpendicular, tangent)
    • Using parametric constraints to control geometry
    • Exploring associative dimensioning and constraints


    • Mechanical Design and Drafting
    • Creating mechanical components (bolts, nuts, gears)
    • Adding standard parts from libraries (fasteners, bearings)
    • Using parametric features for design automation


    • Assembly Design and Documentation
    • Assembling components into mechanical assemblies
    • Managing relationships and constraints in assemblies
    • Creating exploded views and assembly drawings


    • Bill of Materials (BOM) and Parts Lists
    • Generating BOMs and parts lists automatically
    • Customizing and formatting BOMs for different requirements
    • Managing and updating BOM data


    • Sheet Metal Design
    • Creating sheet metal parts and components
    • Adding bends, flanges, and reliefs to sheet metal geometry
    • Unfolding and flattening sheet metal parts


    • Parametric Design and Constraints
    • Creating parametric designs using variables and formulas
    • Applying geometric and dimensional constraints
    • Exploring design variations and alternatives


    • Advanced Topics and Customization
    • Exploring advanced features and tools in AutoCAD Mechanical
    • Customizing menus, toolbars, and shortcuts
    • Integrating with other CAD and design software


    • Project Work and Case Studies
    • Real-world mechanical design projects and examples
    • Hands-on exercises and project-based learning
    • Presentations and discussions on project outcomes

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