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AutoCAD 2011 Certified Associate
Exam topics and objectives
- Creating Basic Drawings
- Use Object snaps
- Use Polar and Object snap tracking
- Manipulating Objects
- Use appropriate selection set methods
- Apply mirror techniques to mirror copies of objects
- Use Rectangular arrays
- Use polar arrays
- Use rotation reference angles to rotate an object
- Drawing Organization and Inquiry Commands
- Analyze a closed object to find the area
- Apply changes to an object’s property
- Apply layer transparency to select layers
- Altering Objects
- Identify methods for creating a radius between two objects
- Join two objects to create one object
- Apply modify techniques to change an object’s shape by stretching
- Working with Layouts
- Demonstrate how to create or manipulate viewports
- Annotating the Drawing
- Demonstrate the methods for editing multi-line text
- Identify text justification locations
- Describe a paragraph of text with
- Multiple columns Dimensioning
- Describe dimension styles
- Apply methods for editing dimensions
- Apply linear dimensions to a drawing
- Hatching Objects
- Working with Reusable Content
- Apply the uses for Tool Palettes
- Create, insert, and edit blocks in a drawing
- Creating Additional Drawing Objects
- Identify table cell data contents
- Describe how to create a polyline
- Parametric Design
- Apply geometrical or dimensional constraints
- Working with Annotative Objects
- Use annotative text and dimensions in a drawing at various viewport or
annotation scales
- Isolate or Hide Displayed Objects
- Use hide or isolate techniques with objects
- Grip Editing
- Explain how to modify a drawing using grips
- Viewing Drawings in 3D
- Use the View Cube to view drawings in 3D
- Project