AutoCAD Certified User Exam Guide

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Armada is an Autodesk Certification Centre (ACC) offering AutoCAD Certified User exams.

Successful candidates receive a personalised e-certificate from Autodesk confirming their 'Certified User in AutoCAD' status.

Exam summary The AutoCAD Certified User exams have been compiled in conjunction with industry to test candidates' ability to use AutoCAD proficiently.

Duration: 75 minutes.

Number of questions: 30.

Pass mark: Given in tutorial immediately prior to exam.

Recommended preparation We recommend that you:

• Attend an AutoCAD Essentials course. See armada.co.uk/autocad-training-course for further details.

• Have 50 hours’ hands-on experience using AutoCAD.

Certificate and benefits Successful candidates receive a personalised e-certificate from Autodesk confirming their 'Certified User in AutoCAD' status. The certificate is suitable for printing and framing.

Where are exams held? AutoCAD Certified User exams are hosted at our centre in Bromsgrove, close to Birmingham. We are easily accessible by car from the M5 and M42 motorways. Bromsgrove train station is approximately 2 miles away.

Candidates are eligible to agreed corportate rates at local hotels; see armada.co.uk/accommodation for details.

Dates and price Exam sessions are typically run every four weeks. For forthcoming dates and prices see armada.co.uk/autodeskcertification.

Question types The questions combine: • Multiple choice • Matching. • Point-and-click (hot-spot). • Performance-based actions.

Exam outline See over.

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Exam outline

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Topics Objectives

Apply basic drawing skills

Create selection sets Use coordinate systems Use dynamic input, direct distance and shortcut menus Use Inquiry commands

Draw objects Draw lines and rectangles Draw circles, arcs and polygons Draw polylines

Draw with accuracy Work with grid and snap Use object-snap tracking Use coordinate systems

Modify objects Move and copy objects Rotate and scale objects Create and use arrays Trim and extend objects Offset objects Mirror objects Use grip editing Fillet and chamfer objects

Use additional drawing techniques

Draw and edit polylines

Apply hatches and gradients

Organize objects Change object properties

Alter layer assignments for objects

Control layer visibility

Reuse existing content Insert blocks

Annotate drawings Add and modify text

Use dimensions

Layouts and printing Set printing and plotting options