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In which year autocad is taught for civil engineering


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ramulum02 15th Jun, 2021
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Niranjana 25th Jul, 2021

Hello,

It is usually taught in the Engineering Drawing course. It is, to the best of knowledge, taught in the first year nowadays

Most universities teach the basics of AutoCad in the first year, which include selecting a sheet, modifying the sheet and its format, creating 2-D diagrams using basic instructions such as circle, rectangle, fillet, chamfer, trim, and some basic 3-D modelling commands. The instructions are simple, yet they are quite useful for CAD modelling.

Hope it helped

REVILLA SAI VAMSHI 25th Jul, 2021
Dear Aspirant,

It totally depends on your university you joined but in general, btech civil engineering course students get to learn AutoCAD in second year.

Hope it is informative
All the best
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