AutoCAD Mechanical Training Course Bangalore

The full form of CAD is Computer-aided design, which means creating, modifying, analyzing and optimizing any design using a computer. CAD Softwares are used by designers to enhance productivity and make precision designs. CAD Softwares are used by across industries like Manufacturing, Automobile, Aviation, electrical, civil, architectural, etc. CAD design engineer used CAD Software to make 2D and 3D design to create models prototypes 3d printing and also used for Analysis.

CAD is used:

1. To Produce 2D or 3D Engineering drawings in Mechanical, civil, architectural or electrical industry.
2. In Mechanical Industry, CAD is used to Creating concept design, Product Layout, strength and dynamic analysis of assembly.
3. In civil and Architectural industry, CAD is used to create the 2D layout, plan, 3D elevations, Building Information Modelling (BIM), estimation, costing and rendering.

CAD Softwares are broadly 2 types.

1. 2D CAD tools. These were developed in the early 1970s and rely on basic geometric shapes such as circles, rectangles, lines, etc. to create flat drawings.
2. 3D CAD tools. More advanced software that was developed in the 1980s. It has improved graphics display capabilities that enable you to create realistic 3D images. You need professional training to master this software. 

 3D CAD software can be further categorized into:

1. Wire-frame models. These have become old-fashioned and they create skeleton-like models with arcs and lines.
2. Surface models. These create models by joining 3D surfaces. The background is not visible which makes the surface models quite realistic.
3. Solid models. The most useful CAD models. They are a step up from surface models as they have added properties such as density, volume, and weight that make them resemble real physical objects. Solid models are utilized as prototypes to work on engineering designs.

AutoCAD Mechanical is a specialized design software that simplifies mechanical engineering tasks by providing a comprehensive set of tools for creating and documenting mechanical designs.

The AutoCAD Mechanical course at CADD Mentors will cover topics such as 2D and 3D mechanical design, creating engineering drawings, dimensioning, and detailing mechanical components using AutoCAD Mechanical software.

No prior experience in mechanical design is required to enroll in the AutoCAD Mechanical course at CADD Mentors. The course is suitable for beginners and those looking to enhance their skills in mechanical design using AutoCAD software.

Yes, AutoCAD Mechanical offers tools that enable designers to optimize their mechanical designs for manufacturing processes. You will learn how to create accurate drawings and models that streamline the manufacturing process during the course.

Yes, the AutoCAD Mechanical course at CADD Mentors includes hands-on projects and practical exercises to help you apply the concepts learned in the course to real-world mechanical design scenarios.

Upon successful completion of the AutoCAD Mechanical course at CADD Mentors, you will receive a certification that validates your proficiency in using AutoCAD Mechanical for mechanical design and engineering tasks.

To participate in the AutoCAD Mechanical course, you will need a computer with AutoCAD Mechanical software installed. CADD Mentors may provide access to the software or guide you on obtaining a trial version for the duration of the course.