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Fundamentals of
AutoCAD R14
The Fundamentals of AutoCAD R14 course is designed for the beginning
AutoCAD user. It covers just about all of the 2D AutoCAD commands. Successful graduates of
this course won't have any problem creating working drawings at the end. As part of the
course you can specialize in Mechanical, Architecture, or Electrical AutoCAD. Note you
must have access to AutoCAD R14 for this course. If you don't have access to AutoCAD check
out out Student Version.
 | Summer 2008 enrollment begins on
Monday April 28. |
| Registration is from April 28 until May 23 or until the
courses fill. |
| To be advised of future course dates
sign up for our
mailing list. |
| The course will begin on Wednesday May 28
and last for 8 weeks. |
| You can work at your own rate during the course.
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| There are no due dates or mandatory course meetings.
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| Request a brochure with
course information, cost, and course dates. |
| Upon successful completion of the course you will
receive a certificate. As part of the Fundamentals course you can specialize
in Architectural, Mechanical or Electrical AutoCAD. If you successfully
complete a specialization you would receive a special certificate indicating
such. |
AutoCAD R14
Cost
| Tuition: |
$333.00 |
This includes the entire
Fundamentals course as well as one of the optional mechanical, electrical, or
architectural specialization's. |
| Textbook: |
$95.00 |
The required
textbook can be purchased during registration. For more information on the textbook click here. |
| CAD Card: |
$18.00 |
The CAD Card is
optional, and can be purchased during registration. For more information on the CAD Card click here. The CAD Card price includes shipping and any applicable
taxes. |
Course Registration Procedure
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1. Make sure you have the REQUIRED SOFTWARE. |
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AutoCAD is not supplied as part of your enrollment and registration
fees. You must have access to the correct version of AutoCAD to
successfully complete the course. If you need access to AutoCAD check out the Student Version.
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2. Register For the Course. |
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Credit Card.
Selecting the
credit card option
will take you to a secure site where you can register for the class via the internet. You
also have the option of registering for the course using a credit card over the phone. We
use CyberCash for the on-line transactions, the
leading provider of secure Internet payment solutions worldwide.
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Mail.
Selecting the mail
option will take you to a
form you can fill out and register for the non-credit
class via the internet. After filling out the
form, your space will be secured in the course for 5 business days, giving your payment
time to arrive via conventional mail. You will need to send your payment for the
appropriate course fee to the address listed on the form. Acceptable forms of payment are
personal check, money order, or company purchase order.
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Phone.
You can also register by phone during normal business hours by calling
toll-free 1-877-837-4100.
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3. Textbook Information. |
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The course will use Fundamentals of AutoCAD by Steven Combs and Jay Zirbel (ISBN
0-13-011302-6).
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Refund Policy
Students are eligible for a full refund of tuition if officially
withdrawn from class before the start date. NO refunds will be issued on textbooks and
other course material. Students requesting withdrawal from a class must do so by sending
an E-MAIL to
registrar@cadinstitute.com.
Tuition refunds that result from officially withdrawing will be made in accordance with
the following dates:
First Week
of class |
90% |
Second Week
of class |
75% |
Third Week
of class |
50% |
Fourth Week
of class |
25% |
Additional Information
| Keep in mind this is a comprehensive course on creating 2D drawings with
AutoCAD. You should expect to spend a MINIMUM of 10 hours per week on the course. |
| Note you must have the required equipment and software to enroll and
successfully complete the course. |
| While there is no pre-requisite for the course, you should be familiar
with basic computer operations. You should know how to use E-MAIL to send and receive
files, feel comfortable using the internet, be familiar with basic file management
procedures (creating a subdirectory, opening and closing a file etc).
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