AutoCAD 2016 Beginning and Intermediate
market. It is divided into three major parts:
Essentials: from Chapter one to Chapter ten. It assumes that the reader has no
previous experience in AutoCAD; hence it starts from scratch. Chapter ten contains
three projects – one architectural, and two mechanical using both Imperial and metric
units.
Intermediate: from Chapter 11 to Chapter 18. It contains a deeper discussion on a
subject we touched on in the Essentials part, or a new advance feature.
Advanced: from Chapter 19 to Chapter 25. It discusses the most advanced features of
AutoCAD 2016.
If you don’t have any prior experience in AutoCAD this book is a perfect start, and
you can stop at the end of any part. But if you want to be a real power user of AutoCAD,
you should go through all the 25 chapters, solving all projects and practices.
This book is also a good source to prepare for the AutoCAD Certified Professional
exam.
The chapters are divided as follows:
Chapter (1) covers AutoCAD basics along with the interface
Chapter (2) covers AutoCAD techniques to draw with accuracy
Chapters (3 & 4) cover all modifying commands
Chapter (5) covers the AutoCAD method of organizing the drawing using layers and
inquiry commands
Chapter (6) covers the methods of creating and editing blocks, and inserting and
editing hatches
Chapter (7) covers AutoCAD methods of writing text
Chapter (8) covers how to create and edit dimensions in AutoCAD
Chapter (9) covers how to plot your drawing
Chapter (10) three projects, one architectural and two mechanical, covering both
metric and imperial units
Chapter (11) covers the creation of more 2D objects
Chapters (12 & 13) cover advanced practices and techniques
Chapter (14) covers Block tools and Block Editing
Chapter (15) covers the creation of Text Style and Table Styles along with Formulas
in tables
Chapter (16) covers the creation of Dimension Style & Multileader style plus adding
multileaders
Chapter (17) covers the creation of Plot styles, the meaning of Annotative, and DWF
creation
Chapter (18) covers how to create a template file and customize AutoCAD interface
Chapter (19) covers Parametric Constraints
Chapter (20) covers Dynamic Blocks
Chapter (21) covers Block Attributes
Chapter (22) covers External Reference
Chapter (23) covers Sheets Sets
Chapter (24) covers CAD Standards and advanced layer commands
Chapter (25) covers Drawing Review
Chapter (1) covers AutoCAD basics along with the interface
Chapter (2) covers AutoCAD techniques to draw with accuracy
Chapters (3 & 4) cover all modifying commands
Chapter (5) covers the AutoCAD method of organizing the drawing using layers and
inquiry commands
Chapter (6) covers the methods of creating and editing blocks, and inserting and
editing hatches
Chapter (7) covers AutoCAD methods of writing text
Chapter (8) covers how to create and edit dimensions in AutoCAD
Chapter (9) covers how to plot your drawing
Chapter (10) three projects, one architectural and two mechanical, covering both
metric and imperial units
Chapter (11) covers the creation of more 2D objects
Chapters (12 & 13) cover advanced practices and techniques
Chapter (14) covers Block tools and Block Editing
Chapter (15) covers the creation of Text Style and Table Styles along with Formulas
in tables
Chapter (16) covers the creation of Dimension Style & Multileader style plus adding
multileaders
Chapter (17) covers the creation of Plot styles, the meaning of Annotative, and DWF
creation
Chapter (18) covers how to create a template file and customize AutoCAD interface
Chapter (19) covers Parametric Constraints
Chapter (20) covers Dynamic Blocks
Chapter (21) covers Block Attributes
Chapter (22) covers External Reference
Chapter (23) covers Sheets Sets
Chapter (24) covers CAD Standards and advanced layer commands
Chapter (25) covers Drawing Review
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