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AutoCAD Basics 2

Wallace State Community College

CertificateNon-creditCIP: 15.1302

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AutoCAD Basics II builds on foundational AutoCAD knowledge by introducing advanced 2D drafting techniques and efficient design workflows. Participants learn to create more complex technical drawings using advanced editing tools, annotation, layouts, viewports, and plotting while completing hands-on projects that prepare them for real-world drafting applications.

Duration

16 hours

Cost

450Show moreShow less

Format

In-Person

Dates

Since Jan 2020

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Requirements

What you need to earn this credential

Exam Requirements

Participants must demonstrate competency in all required AutoCAD skills through successful completion of hands-on drafting projects and instructor evaluation. Competency must be demonstrated in advanced editing, drawing development, annotation, dimensioning, layouts, viewports, plotting, and professional drafting practices to earn a certificate of completion.

Financial Aid

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Scholarships

Pathways to Prosperity eligible https://www.accs.edu/community-college/pathways-to-prosperity-scholarship/

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Advanced AutoCAD
  • 2D Drafting
  • Advanced Editing
  • Complex Drawing Development
  • CAD Workflow
  • Object Snaps
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Drafters, All Other17-3019.00
  • Mechanical Drafters17-3013.00
  • Electrical and Electronics Drafters17-3012.00
  • Architectural and Civil Drafters17-3011.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: developing (Level 2)(based on Certificate)

  • Detailed design drawings — produce complete mechanical equipment drawings and specifications with reduced oversight using CAD software.
  • Three-dimensional models — develop accurate 3D part and assembly models in CAD software for routine mechanical components.
  • Schematic and angle views — independently lay out functional relationship diagrams depicting component assemblies in standard manufacturing contexts.
  • Design modifications — revise existing drawings to correct documented operating deficiencies based on engineering feedback and change orders.
  • Specification analysis — review engineering sketches, ideas, and related data to identify design factors affecting component geometry and fit.
  • Mathematical computation — apply trigonometric and algebraic formulas to calculate part dimensions and tolerances using computer-assisted equipment.
  • Scale blueprints — draft specialty items such as machine guards or fixture components at full or reduced scale from engineering concepts.
  • Materials requirements data — cross-reference material dimensions and part numbers against MRP or ERP software records to confirm accuracy.
  • Graphics and rendering software — produce clear presentation-quality images of mechanical assemblies for internal design reviews.
  • Interpersonal coordination — communicate drawing status updates and clarifying questions to engineers and production staff during project meetings.

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