Architectural design basics and executive drawings with AutoCAD - Al Bukayrīyah

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Architectural design basics and executive drawings with AutoCAD

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The course of architectural design and executive drawings is a very important scientific subject for university students, as well as graduates of architectural engineering, and also lovers of the field.
This course includes learning:
The foundations of successful architectural design and how to distribute spaces
How to make executive drawings from scratch to professionalism
How to create an integrated architectural project and ready-to-implement executive drawings

Extra information

The course will be explained using AutoCAD. You must bring a computer.

Location

Online from Saudi Arabia

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

60 minutes

120 minutes

The class is taught in

Arabic

English

Skills

Architecture

Cad software

Interior design

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -04:00)

New York

Online via webcam

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

00-04

04-08

08-12

12-16

16-20

20-24

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* training and realization of 3D plans
* realization and training in AUTOCAD
*design, correction of projects, research of ideas, models, etc....
*Revit: learning and correction...
+ personalized training according to the needs for students and professionals in minimum time and remotely across the world

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Inventor: Dive into the world of mechanical design and learn how to develop innovative products with this powerful software.

Fusion 360: Create organic models, run simulations, and hone your design and engineering skills.

FreeCAD: Explore the basics of parametric design and create 3D models ready for manufacturing.

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See you soon for our first class together!

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Welcome!

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Tutoring is offered in

✔AutoCAD
✔CREO
✔NX
✔SolidEdge
✔Inventor
✔SolidWorks
✔Ansys
✔CFX
✔Fluent
✔OpenFoam
✔Word
✔OneNote
✔Excel
✔Visio
✔Matlab
✔Simulink
✔German
✔English

+ other subjects on request

When contacting please
Class / study / training and subject
notify!

I'm looking forward to your messages.

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• Identifying constraints, assumptions, variables, and criteria
• Engineering calculations and quantitative reasoning
• Applied mechanics and engineering fundamentals when relevant
• Dimensional reasoning and unit consistency
• Design alternatives and trade-off analysis
• Verification and reasonableness checking
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• Interpreting technical specifications
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• Dimensions, annotations, text, and hatching
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• Coordinate systems and projections
• Georeferencing
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• Attribute data and database relationships
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• Selection and spatial queries
• Buffering, overlay, proximity, and spatial analysis
• Thematic mapping
• Cartographic principles
• Spatial patterns and decision support
• ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Pro workflows when relevant
• Remote-sensing and imagery concepts when relevant
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• Visual hierarchy
• Typography
• Colour and contrast
• Image preparation and editing
• Vector graphics and illustration
• Technical diagrams and infographics
• Maps and spatial presentation
• Engineering and architectural presentation
• Portfolio and project-board development
• Presentation graphics
• Adobe Photoshop workflows
• Adobe Illustrator workflows
• Adobe InDesign workflows
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