CAD
About CAD
The use of computers to facilitate the development, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design is known as CAD (computer-aided design). With the use of this software, designers may work more productively, produce better designs, enhance communications through documentation, and build databases for production.
Why is CAD important?
Experts can provide more precise design representations using CAD. By replacing manual design drafting with CAD, design development, modification, and optimization were made possible. Engineers can create more accurate designs and alter them virtually because of CAD. Multiple materials' relationships are computed using CAD software.
Who should take the CAD Exam?
- Anyone who is interested in learning 3D CAD, whether for work or for personal usage.
- You can be an engineering enthusiast, a hobbyist eager to start 3D printing, or a product designer trying to upgrade your abilities.
- You can already have a foundational understanding of CAD and want to advance your knowledge, or you might be a beginner.
CAD Certification Course Outline
- Overview of CAD
- Basics of sketching
- Saving files types
- Pencil concept
- Pencil sharpener introduction
- Headphone jack
- Creating bottle
- Mouse introduction
- Modeling from pictures
- Drawer box