In this learning series, you will learn the basics of workflow and project setup, schematic design, and customization in AutoCAD Electrical to enhance your efficiency and accuracy in electrical design. You will explore panel layouts, PLC modules, advanced tools, and learn to generate comprehensive reports that will help you save time and reduce errors.
Learn the basics of AutoCAD Electrical to enhance your efficiency and accuracy in electrical design.
By the end of this content, you will have a strong understanding of:
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This content was developed by Yuvaraj Jaganathan, Technical Account Specialist and Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
These downloadable resources will be used to complete modules in this course:
In this content series, you will explore AutoCAD Electrical to improve your production processes. This will include delving into the differences between AutoCAD and AutoCAD Electrical and how to use the interface for a more efficient project setup.
Module outline
Discover the differences between AutoCAD and AutoCAD Electrical and how to use the interface for a more efficient project setup.
By the end of this content series, you will have a strong understanding of:
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module is about creating a project from scratch and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers schematic wiring as the key foundation to everything inside AutoCAD Electrical and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers usage of all schematic components and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers schematic editing and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers schematic reports and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers panel layouts in relation to schematic drawings and takes approximately 25 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers custom components and takes approximately 25 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers creation of custom data and takes approximately 25 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
Module outline
This module is designed to provide the essentials skills and several advanced skills required for using AutoCAD® Electrical in a production environment. During the module, students will learn to use project-related tools to access/edit drawings, edit and draw with commands that are specific to the electrical design environment, insert/create schematic and panel symbols, generate Bill of Materials, Wiring and other reports.
This module covers specialty tools for PLC and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:
This module requires working knowledge of AutoCAD®, working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, 8, or 10 operating systems, and a background in electrical design. The module is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with AutoCAD®, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:
This module was created by Tiffany Bachmeier, Consulting Delivery Manager.
The downloadable datasets for this lesson are available on the Module Overview and Course Overview pages.
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