AutoCAD revolutionized the design process with its inception in 1982. Since then, Autodesk has been a leader in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software. Before AutoCAD, the entire design process (including architecture and engineering) was done by manual drawing. Upon recognizing the true potential of computation, AutoCAD was developed as digitization of hand drafting tools. Over the course of almost 40 years and several version releases, Autodesk AutoCAD has transformed the way designs are conceptualized, developed, and also documented in 2D drawings and 3D drawings.

This webinar will cover an essential area of AutoCAD, that is, layouts. From a birds eye view, a layout is a 2D working environment for creating drawing sheets. The area within a given layout is known as the paper space, where you can add various design elements and changes, including, adding a title block, displaying scaled views of model space. You can also create schedules, tables, notes, and dimensions for your drawing in this paper space.