Introduction to AutoCAD
Students are introduced to the AutoCAD software environment and its basic features. They learn how to navigate the user interface, set up drawing settings, and understand fundamental concepts such as drawing units and coordinate systems.

2D Drawing and Editing
This module covers the creation and manipulation of 2D drawings using AutoCAD. Students learn essential drawing commands for creating lines, circles, arcs, and other geometric shapes. They also explore editing tools for modifying and refining their drawings.

Layers, Blocks, and Attributes
Students are taught how to organize their drawings effectively using layers and blocks. They learn to create and manage layers to control the visibility and properties of objects. Additionally, they discover how to create and insert reusable blocks, as well as add attributes to blocks for additional information.

Dimensioning and Annotation
In this section, students learn how to add dimensions and annotations to their drawings to convey important information such as size, scale, and text. They explore various dimensioning tools and techniques for accurately annotating their designs.

Advanced 2D Features
Building on their foundational knowledge, students delve into advanced 2D features of AutoCAD. This includes working with advanced object types, such as polylines and splines, as well as exploring additional editing and modification tools.

Introduction to 3D Modeling
Students are introduced to the principles of 3D modeling using AutoCAD. They learn how to create 3D objects, navigate in 3D space, and manipulate objects in three dimensions. Concepts such as wireframes, surfaces, and solids are covered.

Advanced 3D Modeling
In this module, students further explore 3D modeling techniques, including creating complex 3D shapes, applying materials and textures, and using advanced modeling tools such as lofting and extruding.

Dynamic Blocks and Attributes
Students learn how to create dynamic blocks, which are customizable and intelligent components that can change shape, size, or appearance based on predefined parameters. They also explore adding attributes to dynamic blocks for enhanced functionality.

Project-Based Learning
Throughout the course, students work on hands-on projects and practical exercises that simulate real-world design scenarios. These projects allow students to apply their AutoCAD skills to solve practical problems and create professional-quality drawings.