course overview
The three-day course will start off with an introduction to 2D isometric drawings as a bridge towards visualizing and drafting/designing in three-dimensions (3D). Trainees will learn to convert and represent 2D drawings to 3D, and vice versa. They will also be equipped with technical skills such as dimensioning, annotating, rendering, and flattening 3D. Trainees will be given opportunities to clarify any doubts and/or put to practice what they have learnt at the Guided Practical Sessions led by our Professional CAD/BIM Trainer. A Certificate of Completion will be issued to reach Trainee at the end of the course.
Course curriculum
Day 1 – Lecture 1
- 2D Isometric drawing
- Presenting your 2D design isometrically
- Creating 2D isometric diagrams/drawings
- Placing Dimensions & Annotation on 2D isometric drawings
- Introduction to 3D
- The use of 3D modeling in the modern era of drafting
- 3D Primitive Solids and Editing
- Basic 3D shapes
- Generating 3D model from 2D drawing
- Creating complex 3D solids
- 3D Dimensioning and Annotations
- Ensuring accuracy, placing dimensions, annotations and texts on your 3D model
Day 2 – Lecture 2
- Orthographic Projection
- Understanding the use of orthographic projection
- A systematic way of showing 3D objects in multiple 2D views
- Placing Dimensions & Annotation Text on 2D Isometric diagrams/drawings
- 3D Render
- Improving/enhancing surface texture of 3D Model
- Section & Detail
- Clarifying interior structures using Section View
- Generating 2D and 3D sections
- Understanding the use of detail drawings
- Creating/Generating 2D and 3D detail drawings
- 3D Flatten & Flatshot
- Deflating your 3D models to 2D
- Exploring best methods
Day 3 – Practical
- Review of Learning (Day 1 & 2)
- Applying learning to project assignment
- Question & Answer (Q&A)