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AutoCAD

Leading computer-aided design (CAD) software package. It is published by the specialist US company AutoDesk (founded 1982). Users include engineers, architects, and designers.



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Using AutoCAD LT 2002, students will learn concepts, 3D modeling, shortcuts to speedier drawings, plot, and how to create readable technical drawings from actual sketches.
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