Autocad Electrical Training

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AutoCAD Electrical Training is a comprehensive program designed to help individuals gain proficiency in power system design, drafting, and automation using AutoCAD software. This course covers various aspects of engineering, including schematics, circuit design, control panel design, and PLC programming.

The benefits of taking AutoCAD Electrical Training are many. This program provides individuals with a strong foundation in power system design and drafting, allowing them to create accurate and detailed schematics and drawings. Participants will also learn how to use AutoCAD software to automate repetitive tasks, saving time and increasing efficiency. Additionally, this training teaches participants how to design and build control panels, an essential component of any power system.

This course is ideal for engineers, technicians, drafters, and anyone interested in learning how to use AutoCAD for design and drafting. Whether you are new to AutoCAD or seeking to enhance your existing skills, this course provides valuable knowledge and expertise.

Throughout the course, participants will learn a variety of skills, including drafting, CAD training, circuit design, and PLC programming. Additionally, this training covers essential topics such as automation, which is critical in today's fast-paced industrial environment.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Engineers
  • Project Managers
  • Estimators
  • Contractor/Service Professionals
  • Foremen/Supervisors
  • Industrial, Commercial And Institutional Construction And Maintenance Personnel

 

STUDENTS RECEIVE

  • 100-Page Handbook - Value $20
  • 1.2 Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credits (12 Professional Development Hours)
  • Certificate of Course Completion
  • FREE Magazine Subscription (Value $25)
  • $100 Coupon Toward Any Future Electricity Forum Event (Restrictions Apply)
  • Course Materials In PDF Format

AutoCAD Electrical Training Course Outline

 

Day 1:
Morning Session (4 hours)

 

Introduction to AutoCAD
•    Overview of AutoCAD features and capabilities
•    Comparison to traditional AutoCAD software
•    Understanding the drafting environment
•    Overview of key drafting tools and functions

 

User Interface and Navigation
•    Familiarizing with the AutoCAD user interface
•    Understanding the ribbon, toolbars, and menus
•    Navigation techniques, such as zooming and panning
•    Using viewports and model space effectively

 

Drawing Fundamentals
•    Understanding the basics of drawings
•    Common symbols and conventions
•    Creating and editing wire styles and layers
•    Understanding the use of blocks and attributes in drawings

 

Creating and Editing Schematic Diagrams
•    Understanding the different types of schematic diagrams
•    Creating and editing single-line diagrams
•    Creating and editing multi-line diagrams
•    Inserting and editing components, such as switches, relays, and motors


Day 1:
Afternoon Session (4 hours)

 

Circuit Design and Analysis
•    Understanding the principles of circuit design
•    Using AutoCAD tools to analyze circuits
•    Adding and editing circuit annotations and markers
•    Creating and editing circuit reports and summaries

 

Creating and Editing Panel Layouts
•    Understanding the basics of panel layout design
•    Inserting and editing panel layout components, such as relays and transformers
•    Creating and editing panel layout drawings
•    Understanding the use of wire labels and tags in panel layout design

 

Adding and Editing Terminal Blocks
•    Understanding the principles of terminal block design
•    Inserting and editing terminal blocks in schematic diagrams
•    Creating and editing terminal block drawings
•    Understanding the use of cross-referencing in terminal block design

 

Creating and Editing Wire Lists and Bills of Materials
•    Understanding the basics of wire lists and bills of materials
•    Creating and editing wire lists and bills of materials
•    Understanding the use of reports and summaries in wire list and BOM creation
•    Using AutoCAD tools to generate wire lists and BOMs automatically

 

Automating Tasks with AutoCAD
•    Understanding the principles of automation in design and drafting
•    Creating and editing automation scripts and macros
•    Using AutoCAD's built-in automation tools and functions
•    Understanding the use of databases and data exchange in automation


Day 2:
Morning Session (4 hours)

 

Introduction to PLC Programming
•    Understanding the basics of PLC programming
•    Overview of different PLC platforms and hardware
•    Comparison of ladder logic, function block diagrams, and structured text programming languages
•    Understanding the role of PLC programming in design and automation

 

Creating and Editing Ladder Diagrams
•    Understanding the basics of ladder logic programming
•    Creating and editing ladder diagrams in AutoCAD
•    Understanding the use of contacts, coils, timers, and counters in ladder logic
•    Using AutoCAD tools to analyze and troubleshoot ladder diagrams

 

Editing and Configuring PLC I/O
•    Understanding the basics of PLC input/output (I/O) configuration
•    Adding and editing I/O components in AutoCAD 
•    Understanding the use of address allocation and mapping in I/O configuration
•    Using AutoCAD tools to troubleshoot I/O issues

 

Creating and Editing Cross-Referencing
•    Understanding the importance of cross-referencing in design and drafting
•    Using AutoCAD tools to create and edit cross-references
•    Understanding the use of cross-referencing in schematic diagrams and panel layouts
•    Troubleshooting cross-referencing issues in AutoCAD

 

Creating and Editing Reports
•    Understanding the importance of reports in design and drafting
•    Creating and editing reports using AutoCAD tools
•    Understanding the use of reports for project management and quality assurance
•    Automating report generation with AutoCAD's built-in tools and functions


Day 2:
Afternoon Session (4 hours)

 

Introduction to Control Panel Design
•    Understanding the basics of control panel design
•    Overview of different control panel components and hardware
•    Comparison of different control panel types and layouts
•    Understanding the role of control panel design in automation

 

Creating and Editing Panel Drawings
•    Understanding the basics of panel drawing creation and editing
•    Using AutoCAD tools to create and edit panel drawings
•    Understanding the use of blocks and attributes in panel drawing creation
•    Troubleshooting common issues in panel drawing creation

 

Creating and Editing Panel Layouts
•    Understanding the basics of panel layout design
•    Inserting and editing panel layout components, such as relays and transformers
•    Creating and editing panel layout drawings
•    Understanding the use of wire labels and tags in panel layout design

 

Creating and Editing Panel Wiring Diagrams
•    Understanding the basics of panel wiring diagram creation and editing
•    Using AutoCAD tools to create and edit panel wiring diagrams
•    Understanding the use of wire numbering and color coding in panel wiring diagrams
•    Troubleshooting common issues in panel wiring diagram creation

 

Creating and Editing Panel Schedules
•    Understanding the basics of panel schedule creation and editing
•    Creating and editing panel schedules using AutoCAD tools
•    Understanding the use of schedules for project management and quality assurance
•    Automating panel schedule generation with AutoCAD's built-in tools and functions.
 

 

COURSE SCHEDULE

Start: 10 a.m. Eastern Time

Finish: 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time

 

Live Online Course Registration Fees & CEU Credits

The registration fee to attend this live online training course is $699 + GST/HST.

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EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIT (CEU) CREDITS

EIC

Successful completion of this course qualifies delegates to receive a certificate of course completion with indicated CEUs.

CEUs are granted by the Engineering Institute of Canada. One CEU is equivalent to 10 professional development hours of instruction.

This course earns 1.2 CEUs.