About
State College of Florida’s AutoCAD Basics course in Bradenton, Florida, introduces computer-aided design using AutoCAD. It trains students to create drafting symbols, fixtures, floor plans, construction documents, annotations, external references, and plotted sheet layouts. The course is delivered online in a self-paced format and provides three months for completion. Students work through introductory and intermediate AutoCAD topics, including architectural and electrical symbols, dimensions, floor-plan setup, roof plans, foundation plans, elevations, layer management, and plotting. Completion leads to a certificate of completion from the school or registering organization after the final exam. No prerequisites are required to complete the course.
At a glance
- Format: ONLINE
- Payment plan: available (per the school's page)
Organization
State College of Florida - Bradenton
State College of Florida, Bradenton campus, is a public college in Bradenton, Florida. Its occupational and technical offerings include Network System Technology, Nursing, Radiography, Clinical Dental Assistant, Computer Aided Design, and Homeland Security. The college provides career-ready degrees, more than 30 workforce certificates, online classes, and bachelor's degrees. Academic options include Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and bachelor's degree pathways, while signature programs include accelerated dual enrollment, SCF Honors, and Gator Engineering. State College of Florida also supports transitions to universities and offers noncredit education through Lifelong Learning and Workforce Development and the SCF Advanced Technology Center. Flexible course formats include on-campus and online classes, with some classes offered in shorter five-, eight-, or twelve-week formats.