Is there a CAD exam or something?

CAD can be examined, it's best to take the exam, some companies will have to look at the certificate! I've encountered it before!

However, generally the first test is intermediate, and there are advanced ones!

Personally, I think that if you want to use this software to work for you, it is recommended that you take an advanced exam! There is that you are now in school, or learn more, CAD is the foundation, like the upstairs said, if you are engaged in architecture, just learn a 3DMAX, engage in mechanical can learn Pro E, SW, UG can be, if you are a standard part, it is recommended that you learn an electronic drawing board software, but very simple, you will CAD, electronic drawing board, you will look at it!

CAD can be examined, but it's useless, you probably read civil engineering, I'm too, it's useless, but it's good to learn fine 3DMAX, really, there is no shortage of people who can use CAD outside, it's an experience.

The CAD Level 4 Certificate is a national CAD grade examination certificate, with a total of five levels.

Computers and their graphics devices are used to help designers with their design work. Abbreviated as CAD. In engineering and product design, computers can help designers with calculations, information storage, and drafting.

In the design, it is usually necessary to use computers to calculate, analyze and compare different schemes to determine the optimal scheme; All kinds of design information, whether digital, textual or graphical, can be stored in the computer's internal memory or external memory and can be retrieved quickly.

Designers usually start with sketches, and the heavy work of turning sketches into working drawings can be handed over to the computer; The computer can be used to process the graphics data related to the graphics, zooming in, zooming out, translating and rotating.

There are 5 levels of the National CAD Grading Exam:

Class I (2D-CAD applications); Level II (2D-CAD Advanced Applications); Class III (3D-CAD applications); Class IV (for 3D-CAD advanced); Level V (3D-CAD program development).

Exam syllabus. Content 1: In-depth understanding of human-computer interface; Content 2: Graphic organization and image file management; Content 3: Management of work process;

Content 4: Generate and modify objects; Content 5: 3D modeling; Content 6: Annotation and hatching filling;

Content 7: Printing and publishing graphics; Content 8: Data sharing and collaboration;

A CAD certificate can be used to demonstrate the certificate holder's mastery of the functionality and skills of the CAD software. Possession of a CAD certificate proves that the holder of the certificate has the ability to perform in an architectural design-related position.

AutoCAD is widely used in various fields such as construction, machinery, electronics, aerospace, chemical industry, shipbuilding, textile, clothing, geography, etc., and having a CAD certificate can help job seekers have more advantages in this field.

1.If you are an engineer with professional knowledge, the CAD Intermediate Certificate can prove that your drawing level is still good. Finding a job adds a "weight".

2.If you don't have professional knowledge, this certificate really doesn't have much use, because:

Only CAD can not do any work today, CAD is a "tool" in the hands of engineers and technicians with certain professional and technical knowledge, only use "tools" and it is difficult to find a job without professional knowledge, the simplest as a draftsman must also master some necessary professional knowledge, otherwise it can only be "according to the cat and the tiger."'.

In fact, this certificate is to prove that you can read and draw floor plans, when you are not engaged in drawing-related work, and you don't need to read drawings, having this certificate is just to look better during the interview. When you are involved in this kind of work, it doesn't matter if you have this certificate or not, it is better to have it, it still depends on your real drawing ability. If you don't have any drawing skills and want to work in drawing, just think about it.

1. It depends on whether the major you are studying or the work you are engaged in can use CAD, if you are a student who wants to graduate, you can take an intermediate certificate. If you are a professional architect, the Advanced Certificate of Mechanical Designer is still required, at least it can prove your technical level to some extent.

2. Although the certificate is a necessary condition, the real technical level is the most important.

If you have this certificate, you can add an additional certificate to your resume, some companies value your certificate, some don't, they look at your actual operation. I've been working for a year and the CAD certificate hasn't been used.

Practicing qualification certificates are useful, like what builders, architects, and supervising engineer skill certificates are generally useless, for example, if you have a senior CAD certificate, the company asks you to draw a simple thing, and you can't draw it, it's even more embarrassing.

I've never seen a company that asks for this certificate.

Generally, it is directly given to you to the computer, allowing you to draw something quickly, simple and straightforward.

It's a bit useful, but it's not very useful. When I am recruiting, when I am interviewing, I usually ask the candidates to draw a picture on the spot, or even measure the drawing. It's better to have it, and it doesn't matter if you don't. As long as you can draw it.

It's not very useful, the CAD intermediate certificate should be issued by the school.

Autodesk certifications are available in Level 1 and Level 2.

As far as I know, there is a free exam for Level 1 every year, so you can try it if you have time.

There is a charge for the second level.

m is useless.

It's better to take the cost engineer or builder exam.

That CAD certificate 200 yuan is for you to give you one, it's useless.

I've taken the CAD Intermediate Certificate, and if you go out to look for a job, the big companies will ask for the certificate, and the small companies will only look at your ability.

Personally, I don't think it's as useful as the academic certificate, but the main thing is that you have to be able to use it yourself.

Nowadays, looking for a job is a bit of a graduation certificate, not to mention a CAD certificate, the key is the practical application ability. If in doubt, hope to be able to help you again!

Academic certificates are stepping stones, and ability is a plus code. There are more opportunities for certificates. But the important thing is to be able to draw pictures and have professional knowledge.

Visual inspection is useless, I bought it for 150 and am still throwing it at home.

The certificate is useful in evaluating the title, and the actual work depends on the level, and the high level is easy to find a job.

Engineer Certification.

With the improvement of application requirements, the market demand for high-end CAD application talents will be expanded. Judging from the situation in Shanghai this year, the proportion of college students who take the engineer examination has increased significantly. Students increasingly feel that AutoCAD is an excellent web design tool (rather than simply copying drawings), and its high-end 3D applications have become the goal of college students.

2.Advanced CAD certificates are useful.

To make it clear to you, it's not very useful!!

Only the state designates that a certain industry must need to be useful, such as: accountants, electricians, drivers, etc., and one is academic qualifications (such as a college diploma, only 50% of the company has to see the original, 80% of the company only provides a copy, and some companies do not let you provide it at all, just fill in the information and add an ID card).

For other certificates, no one may ask you to provide them for the rest of your life (less than 5% of the companies ask you to provide them, and most of them are state-owned).

The premise is that you must be qualified for this position, and the above is my experienced, personal evaluation for your reference!!

Whether it's useful or not depends on the situation: is your professional automation more mechanical or both mechanical and electrical? Protel is used in electronics a little more, that is, you need to draw electronic diagrams, circuit layouts to use, if you want to develop to electrical signal control can learn, the certificate does not have to be examined, as long as you can draw the diagram is a specialty, the highlight of the resume.

Of course, you can also sign up for the exam to put some pressure on yourself to learn it well.

If the future direction is mechanical, this software is not very useful.

It's been a few years since I graduated, and I feel that I still have to think about the direction of future development when I leave school, of course, no one can say at the beginning that I can choose the right one at once, and it is good to correct it in time--- it seems that there is more nonsense - hehe.

Seriously, the certificate is useful when looking for a job, and it is better than nothing, after all, no one can understand a person thoroughly through one or two interviews, and a person can only be measured by these things recognized by others.

You can decide based on how satisfied you are with your current job.

If you're ready to leave it like this for the rest of your life, forget it;

If you're ready to jump whenever there's a good point, get one.

But then again, if you jump again because you're a leader, then the role of this certificate is dispensable.

This kind of certificate is basically useless, and you will not be asked to show this certificate when you apply for a job in the company, even if you show it to them, it will not play a big role, and you will generally be asked to operate it on the spot to show them.

If you have time to study for certification, it is more useful to take a certificate such as a technical title, such as a builder certificate, an engineer certificate, and the like.

The National CAD Grading Examination is divided into the following 5 levels:

Class I (2D-CAD applications); Level II (2D-CAD Advanced Applications);

Class III (3D-CAD applications); Class IV (for 3D-CAD advanced);

Level V (3D-CAD program development).

Level 1 and Level 2 can be taken as long as it is an authorized training center, instructors generally twice a year, August and January, in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen each have a test center, candidates can choose their own nearest location.