The AutoCAD 3D training program is designed by Global Horizon Training Center to equip participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to create, edit, and manage three-dimensional models using AutoCAD. This program focuses on transforming 2D drafting skills into advanced 3D modeling capabilities, enabling participants to visualize designs more effectively and enhance project presentations.
Through hands-on exercises and real-world applications, participants will gain a solid understanding of 3D modeling tools, rendering techniques, and visualization workflows within AutoCAD, preparing them to meet modern engineering and design requirements.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of 3D modeling in AutoCAD
Navigate and utilize the 3D workspace efficiently
Create and modify 3D objects and surfaces
Apply materials, lighting, and rendering techniques
Convert 2D drawings into 3D models
Produce realistic visual presentations of designs
Improve accuracy and productivity in design workflows
This program adopts a practical and interactive approach through:
Instructor-led presentations
Live demonstrations using AutoCAD software
Hands-on exercises and workshops
Real-life case studies and design scenarios
Individual and group assignments
Continuous feedback and performance evaluation
Organizations will benefit from:
Enhanced design visualization and communication
Improved project accuracy and reduced design errors
Increased productivity in engineering and architectural teams
Adoption of modern 3D design techniques
Better client presentations and project approvals
This program is suitable for:
Engineers (Civil, Mechanical, Architectural)
Architects and designers
Draftsmen and CAD operators
Project managers and technical professionals
Anyone with basic knowledge of AutoCAD 2D seeking to advance to 3D
Day 1: Introduction to 3D Modeling in AutoCAD
Overview of 3D design concepts
Difference between 2D and 3D
Introduction to AutoCAD 3D workspace
Navigating the 3D environment
UCS (User Coordinate System) basics
Day 2: Basic 3D Drawing Tools
Creating basic 3D objects (Box, Sphere, Cylinder, Cone)
Using primitive modeling tools
Understanding coordinates in 3D space
Practical exercises
Day 3: Advanced 3D Modeling Techniques
Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, and Loft
Creating complex shapes
Editing 3D objects
Boolean operations (Union, Subtract, Intersect)
Day 4: Working with Solid Models
Solid editing tools
Fillet and Chamfer in 3D
Shell and Slice commands
Practical workshop
Day 5: Surface Modeling
Introduction to surface modeling
Creating and editing surfaces
Surface vs. solid modeling
Applications and case studies
Day 6: Mesh Modeling
Introduction to mesh objects
Mesh editing tools
Converting between mesh, surface, and solid
Hands-on practice
Day 7: Materials and Textures
Applying materials to objects
Working with texture maps
Material libraries
Realistic design applications
Day 8: Lighting and Rendering
Types of lighting in AutoCAD
Setting up lights and cameras
Rendering concepts
Creating realistic images
Day 9: Visualization and Presentation
Creating walkthroughs and animations
Setting up scenes
Exporting models and renderings
Presentation techniques
Day 10: Final Project and Evaluation
Developing a complete 3D project using AutoCAD
Review and feedback session
Troubleshooting common issues
Final assessment and certification guidelines