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    1.

    Father of computerized machining, computer scientist pioneer


    and coined the term CAD
    ● Douglas T. Ross
    2. Developed Design Automated by Computer (DAC). referred to as
    the Father of CAD
    ● Patrick Hanratty
    3. Developed Sketchpad in the 1960’s; innovative CAD software
    using light pen to draw on computer monitor.
    ● Ivan Sutherland
    4. Created UNISURF, the pioneer surface 3D CAD/CAM in
    1966-1968.
    ● Pierre Beziere
    5. Origin or root of 90% of modern CAD software
    ● Automated Drafting and Machinery (ADAM)
    6. Year when IBM released the affordable desktop computers
    ● 1981
    7. Founded Autodesk and developed AutoCAD
    ● John Walker
    Introduction to
    Computer Aided Design / Computer Aided Drafting

    Autodesk founded by John Walker on 1982. Developed


    and marketed the AutoCAD.

    AutoCAD is the most popular program, software


    application for both 2D & 3D computer aided-design
    (CAD) and drafting.

    Drawing is the language of engineers and architects


    and other related professions in the industry.

    Student version is available for free


    https://www.autodesk.com/education/edu-software/overview?sorti
    ng=featured&filters=individual
    OUTLINE

    □ Setting up the workspace


    □ Basic/common commands
    □ Manipulating properties
    □ Sample
    Workspace
    are sets of menus, toolbars, palettes, and ribbon
    control panels that are grouped and organized so that
    you can work in a custom, task-oriented drawing
    environment.

    3 task based default workspace


    ● 2D Drafting and Annotation
    ● 3D Basics
    ● 3D Modeling
    Create or change a workspace
    ● Display, hide, and rearrange your toolbars and
    windows, modify your ribbon settings, and then
    save the current workspace from the Workspace
    Switching button in the status bar, Workspaces
    toolbar or the Window menu, or use the
    WORKSPACE command.

    Switch workspace
    ● switch to another workspace whenever you need to
    work on a different task from the Workspace
    Switching button on the status bar at the
    bottom-right of the application window
    PAPER SIZES
    Basic and Common Commands
    ● CREATE OBJECT ● EDIT/MODIFY OBJECT
    ○ Line (L) ○ Erase (E)
    ○ Circle (C) ○ Move (M)
    ○ Arc (A) ○ Copy (CO)
    ○ Rectangle (REC) ○ Rotate (RO)
    ○ Scale (SC)
    ● VIEW OBJECT ○ Trim (TR)
    ○ Zoom (Z) ○ Extend (EX)
    ○ Pan (P) ○ Offset (O)
    ○ Regen (RE) ○ Mirror (MI)
    ○ Fillet (F)
    Basic and Common Commands
    How are commands given?
    What is OSNAP?
    □ Object Snap
    cursor snaps to point on objects
    □ Polar Snap
    constrains lines to other angle
    increment
    □ Snap to grid
    cursor snaps to grid points
    □ Show grid
    displays grid in model space
    □ Orthographic (Ortho On)
    constrains lines to 90deg angle
    □ Dynamic UCS
    shows UCS at all times
    □ Dynamic Input
    displays input text in space
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    □ 1. Grid Mode (F7)


    Display drawing grid - On
    □ 2. Snap Mode (F9)
    Polar snap, grid snap and snap setting - Off
    □ 3. Orthomode (F8)
    Restricts cursor orthogonally - Off
    □ 4. Polar Tracking (F10)
    Restricts cursor to specified angles - Off
    □ 5. Object Snap Tracking - AUTOSNAP (F11)
    Show snapping reference lines - On
    □ 6. Object Snap - OSNAP (F3)
    Snap cursor TO 2D reference points - On
    □ Show Annotation Objects
    Zooming
    □ Unit Command (Drawing Units)
    will let you change the primary units
    you will be drawing in
    □ Properties
    Will let you adjust anything with
    respect to the selected item
    space
    □ Dimension tool
    has many options, and displays the
    measurement in the drawing
    □ Measure option
    Has two important sub-commands
    ● Distance (DI)
    ● Area (AREA)
    Let's draw a line
    Let's draw a line (1)
    Let's draw a line (2)
    Let's draw a line (3)
    What else?
    Editing
    Editing
    Polyline (pline)
    Hatching
    The end.

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