AutoCAD for Electrical Training

Course Overview

• Next Batch:New batches start every 7th day. Limited seats available – enroll early!
• Course Duration:1.5 Month (including hands-on circuit design and schematic projects).
• Eligibility: Electrical Engineering learners Panel Designers Drafters Industry Professionals.
• Electrical Engineering learners.
• Industry Professionals.
• Modes of Training: Online Classes/Offline Training (at selected centers).

AutoCAD for Electrical Training Course

• Learn AutoCAD Electrical interface, symbols, and real-world assignment management tools.
• Design electrical circuits, panel layouts, and control wiring diagrams.
• Create schematic drawings, PLC modules, and wiring reports.
• Automate documentation using BOM, wire numbering, and component tagging.
• Understand electrical standards and industrial design workflows.
• Earn your AutoCAD for Electrical credential preparation and start your career in electrical design engineering.

Overview of AutoCAD for Electrical Training Course

The AutoCAD for Electrical Training Course is designed for electrical engineers, technicians, and learners who want to master professional electrical design and drafting. This course provides in-depth training on AutoCAD Electrical, focusing on real-world circuit design and control panel documentation, equipping you with the technical expertise needed to advance your career in electrical engineering.

Through hands-on exercises and real-world assignment-based learning, learners will design complete electrical systems, automate schematics, and generate reports with accuracy. By the end of this course, you'll earn your AutoCAD Electrical credential preparation and be ready for roles like Electrical Design Engineer, Draftsman, or CAD Technician in the industrial and manufacturing sectors.

1. Introduction to AutoCAD Electrical

• Overview of CAD in electrical industries.
• Introduction to AutoCAD Electrical workspace and interface.

2. Schematic Design Basics

• Creating and editing electrical schematics.
• Drawing tools for wires, circuits, and connectors.

3. Components, Symbols & Libraries

• Inserting standard electrical components and symbols.
• Managing symbol libraries and catalogs.

4. Project Management & Cross Referencing

• Organizing electrical drawings into projects.
• Automatic wire numbering and cross-referencing.

5. Panel Layout Design

• Designing electrical panel layouts.
• Inserting footprints and terminal strips.