AutoCAD Facilities Management Tutorial Series – Learn AutoCAD Facilities Management

Topics include:
– Managing spaces with AutoCAD 
– Setting up a facilities drawing 
– Managing XREF layers 
– Adjusting settings such as units, limits, and fills 
– Creating polylines 
– Defining space 
spaces 
– Annotating spaces – Setting space bar style 
– Exporting space table date

AutoCAD Facilities Management: Occupancy
Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) is a three-step process. Once you have 1) defined the available area, 2) developed areas into usable spaces, it is time to 3) identify the people and equipment that will occupy each room. AutoCAD, Autodesk’s flagship CAD platform, is the world’s most popular tool for this job. Join Shaun Bryant as he shows how to use AutoCAD to specify occupancy in your CAFM drawings. He shows how to set up drawings, create occupancy blocks and polylines, define occupancy areas, set up tables to house your occupancy data, and annotate drawings with that data. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to export the information to applications such as Microsoft Excel, so you can analyze the data in a tabular format. 

Topics include:
– Managing occupancy in AutoCAD 
– Setting up facilities drawings 
– Managing XREF layers 
– Adjusting settings such as units, limits, and fills 
– Creating occupancy blocks and polylines 
– Defining occupancy areas 
– Annotating occupancy 
– Setting up occupancy table styles 
– Finding and linking occupancy table date 
– Exporting occupancy table data

AutoCAD Facilities Management: Areas
High-quality facility drawings give organizations the information they need to assign, redesign, and reallocate space, whether it’s for manufacturing or offices. When it comes to computer-aided facility management (CAFM), there is one tool: AutoCAD, Autodesk’s flagship CAD platform for Windows and OS X. Get the skills you need to use AutoCAD to calculate the available area, understand which percentage is usable space, and export drawings and data for analysis and presentation. Concentrating on the basics, this course guides you step-by-step through a realistic CAFM project, allowing you to learn at your own pace and develop your skills as you go. Author Shaun Bryant shows how to set up drawings, define and measure areas, set up facilities area tables, and annotate drawings. By the end of the course, you ‘

Topics include:
– Setting up a facilities drawing 
– Managing XREF layers 
– 
Using the polylines 
– Defining areas 
– Annotating areas 
– Setting up area table styles 
– Finding and linking area data 
– Exporting area table data