AutoCAD Training in Bangalore

The full form of CAD is Computer-aided design, which means creating, modifying, analyzing, and optimizing any design using a computer. CAD Softwares are used by designers to enhance productivity and make precision designs.

CAD Softwares are used across industries like Manufacturing, Automobile, Aviation, electrical, civil, architectural, etc. CAD design engineer used CAD Software to make 2D and 3D designs to create models prototypes 3d printing and also used for Analysis.

CAD is used:

1. To Produce 2D or 3D Engineering drawings in Mechanical, civil, architectural or electrical industry.
2. In Mechanical Industry, CAD is used to Creating concept design, Product Layout, strength and dynamic analysis of assembly.
3. In civil and Architectural industry, CAD is used to create the 2D layout, plan, 3D elevations, Building Information Modelling (BIM), estimation, costing and rendering.

CAD Softwares are broadly 2 types.

1. 2D CAD tools. These were developed in the early 1970s and rely on basic geometric shapes such as circles, rectangles, lines, etc. to create flat drawings.
2. 3D CAD tools. More advanced software that was developed in the 1980s. It has improved graphics display capabilities that enable you to create realistic 3D images. You need professional training to master this software. 

 3D CAD software can be further categorized into:

1. Wire-frame models. These have become old-fashioned and they create skeleton-like models with arcs and lines.
2. Surface models. These create models by joining 3D surfaces. The background is not visible which makes the surface models quite realistic.
3. Solid models. The most useful CAD models. They are a step up from surface models as they have added properties such as density, volume, and weight that make them resemble real physical objects. Solid models are utilized as prototypes to work on engineering designs.

AutoCAD is a software application used for Computer-Aided Design and Drafting. AutoCAD is Developed by Autodesk, A Commercial CAD animation Software company, headquartered in San Rafael, California, United States. The first AutoCAD version was released in 1982  by John Walker. AutoCAD software is used for 2D and 3D design and drafting in across industries like Civil, Architectural, Manufacturing, aviation, Automobiles electrical and electronics.

AutoCAD software is used to increase the productivity of the designer, improve the quality of design, improve communications through documentation, and to create a database for manufacturing or civil. CAD output is often in the form of electronic files for print, machining, or other manufacturing operations. The term CADD (for Computer-Aided Design and Drafting) is also used.

Civil engineering Architects & Designers use industry-leading CAD 2D & 3D software to prepare Architectural and structural designs for construction. Learn the skills needed to Kick Start, with 2D and 3D Drawing and Analysis for major Civil construction projects.

CAD Software allows Civil Engineers to draft and Design complex 2D & 3D Drawings of Commercial Residential and large structural Models like Road, Highways, bridge, malls, and much more.

CAD software is used in every stage Of the design and construction process, starting from 2D layout plans to 3 Dimensional Elevation( 3D Visualisation ) and analysis too. CAD software also helps engineers to get cost and estimation and project management. With the Revolution of the internet, there are many Cloud-Based CAD Software is available to work and collaborate more efficiently.

To Become Autodesk AutoCAD Certified, you need to Attempt the Online Exam. Which is Conducted by Certiport, a Pearson VUE business, is the leading Autodesk certification exam development, delivery, and program management services.

There are two types of exams. 

1. AutoCAD Certified USER(ACU). 

2. AutoCAD Certified Professional (ACP)

These are online exams taken at Certiport Authorised testing Centres; you can search nearby centers at Certiport Site. You have to register for the exam with exam fees, and it is a Proctored Exam. Almost 35 questions are asked, including to perform live on software.