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Site Map              Directions Program Summary: This 24 hour course is designed to help you produce complete building projects quickly, efficiently, and accurately using Autodesk® Architectural Desktop. It is designed for the drafter, designer, engineer, architect or user with who is already familiar with AutoCAD commands. This course is designed to teach you to create and edit walls, doors, and windows, roofs, stairs and railings. To add annotation symbols and schedule tables to your drawing and learn to use the layout tabs and work with layer keying. Who Should Attend?: This course is designed to bring the drafter, designer, architect, engineer or experienced AutoCAD user to a productive level of Architectural Desktop experience. It is an appropriate course for architectural, facilities or interior design disciplines and for individuals who edit, view or work with others that create design content. Program Prerequisites: Advanced AutoCAD Techniques or six months AutoCAD experience. Course # Course Name Hours 3501 AutoDesk Architectual Desktop Fundamentals 24 Course Content: Using the Architectural Desktop user interface, AEC templates, AEC objects, object styles, object commands, editing features, display features, display controls, layer management, and drawing standards. Objectives: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to confidently create, edit, and manipulate AEC objects. Use AEC template files. Use wall features. Use window and door features. Creation and modification of window and door styles. Create and edit stairs. Create and edit railings. Create and edit roofs. Creation of AEC slabs. Work with structural objects. Create of ceiling grids. Create sections and elevations. Use of the layer manager. Use the display system and display manager. Work with schedules. Use of dimension tools. Course Outline: This is a detailed outline for the 24 hour Autodesk Architectural Desktop Fundamentals course. It incorporates the fundamental commands and features of creating production drawings in Autodesk Architectural Desktop and the techniques for using those in one hands-on course. Course Covers: Introductions Personal Introductions Course Outline and Objectives AEC Template Files Creating a new drawing with an AEC template Space Planning Space Object and Styles Boundaries Converting spaces and boundaries Mass Modeling Working from Layouts Mass elements and groups Boolean functions Wall Features Creating walls Modifying walls Controlling wall cleanup Using wall cleanup groups Trimming and extending roof and floor lines Creating and using wall styles Window and Door Features Placing windows Placing doors Moving and modifying windows Moving and modifying doors Manipulating window and door anchor properties Creating and Modifying Window and Door Styles Modifying door style properties Modifying door shapes and door types Modifying door style standard sizes Creating custom door styles using custom blocks Creating and Editing Stairs Creating stairs Modifying stairs Creating stair styles Creating and Editing Railings Creating railings Modifying railings Creating railing styles Creating and Editing Roofs Creating and editing roof objects Creating and editing roof slabs Creating and editing roof slab styles Creating AEC Slabs Creating a floor slab Working with Structural Objects Using the structural member catalog Creating columns and grids Placing beams and braces Bar joist styles Creating Ceiling Grids Creating a ceiling grid in closed polyline Add light fixtures to a grid Mask a grid with lights Creating Sections and Elevations Creating a 2D section object Working with 2D section/elevation styles Working with design rules Generate section and elevations from an external referenced model Layer Manager Using layer standards and layer keys Using the layer manager Display System and Display Manager Using display configurations Modifying entity display properties Customizing the display system Creating a custom display configuration Working with Schedules Adding a schedule to a drawing Editing schedules Working with schedule table styles Adding schedule tags Generating a schedule from an external reference model Dimension Tools Using dimension tools Closing Remarks Evaluations Certifications Program Schedule: Day School -  Monday & Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or                        Thursday & Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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