Is it difficult for a person with only a beginner s level of Chinese to learn AutoCAD?

I'm a college student, majoring in design, my major is environmental art design, our main software is CAD, not that you learn well or not, your cultural level is completely enough, it depends on whether you can work hard. This is the first, the second, the issue of employment in the future. Isn't the purpose of studying this to get a job?

If you want to find a good job, you still have to practice your three major components well, that is to say, the professional foundation is the most important What is the use of good CAD in optics? He's just a tool, even if you're perfecting it, you still don't have a good design idea when you encounter design problems, what should you do? So the conclusion is only one expertise.

As a designer, professional knowledge is the most important.

It's okay. It's not a lot of work.

I've learned it too. But I don't care.

So I didn't learn very well.

As long as you study by heart.

It's no problem to learn.,But to improve your English level.,A lot of CAD gadgets、Mini programs are in English.,Sinicization is not very timely.。

It doesn't have much to do with the level of education, it mainly depends on whether you work hard, as long as you work hard, you can learn well. Believe in yourself!

It shouldn't matter much.

As long as you study by heart, it is no problem for your mind to have a certain amount of space and imagination.

Some of my classmates did well in their studies, but I couldn't because I dozed off in class, which was embarrassing.

I think if you are still young and have little to do with your academic qualifications, you can learn well with your heart. If you're older, it's more important.

In a word, you can definitely learn well with your heart. Don't look at it as a computer, it's actually a dead thing.

If you study well and find a job, your academic qualifications will have a lot to do with it.

It seems that there must be a foundation of mechanical drawing before, and it seems that it is difficult to draw by hand, which is a compulsory course for architecture majors

Depends on what you're going to do. There's nothing wrong with drawing a diagram of a mechanical part or something. Find a detailed book that you can study on your own.

It doesn't matter much about any other culture, and of course, if you can't read, you can't do anything.

To put it bluntly, these things really depend on intelligence, art, and everything, you have to have talent.

Today's college students are all new to Chinese.

I teach CAD, you have to believe in yourself, there is no knowledge that you can't learn, as long as you work hard and learn with your heart!

Farmers who do not go to primary school can do CNC industry.

You say no, can't you?

I recommend you to find a master to learn quickly.

There are many scholars in the school, and the master can't bring it, so he can only teach you the basics.

Go to the master and give you the master fee to learn in 3 months.

There are several kinds of numerical control, including milling, turning, and machining centers. And these are divided into operators, and programmers, your friend graduated from junior high school, entered the school, that is, an amateur junior college, out of 90% of the operators, or counting cars, because of the number of milling and CNC machining centers, it is best to graduate from high school. Recommendations:

Find a short-term class to teach CNC, those who have been in the factory know how to learn, and they will often learn very well.

Okay, there's nothing out of place.

Only those who are willing or not.

Nope

Yes. But I personally think that I should choose a career according to my actual situation!

It is best to have a certain foundation in learning CNC, which should be easier to accept.

Apprenticeship in a factory is the most practical.

Yes, you can go directly to junior high school and go to junior college.

There's nothing you can't do

Personal opinion:

There is no necessary relationship between education level and major. There are many people who have not received nine years of compulsory education and are self-taught.

The so-called early Chinese did not affect at all. As long as you can:

1. Be able to understand and understand sentences.

2. Be able to read quickly and comprehend.

3. Study hard and persevere.

As for majors, it depends on personal interests and hobbies. There's really nothing to suggest about this. However, you can choose a liberal arts major, which is not difficult to learn, and you don't need basic knowledge (such as high school mathematics, physics and chemistry, etc.).

If you really want to recommend a certain major, it is recommended to check the current popular qualification exams, such as law, accounting, psychology, etc.

Depending on what your interests are, if you don't have any special hobbies, it will be better to choose some of the more popular vocational skills to study. For example, computers, chefs, is very popular now, very popular, especially chefs, high-paying careers, you graduate from junior high school for two or three years, the salary may be far higher than your classmates and friends of the same age.

At the beginning of Chinese, you can learn a hot technology, now is the era of automobiles, the development of popular life and society needs cars to protect, engaged in the car maintenance and repair industry, learn car beauty maintenance technology, learn the time is ripe to open such a car maintenance shop prospects are also good.

On the whole, it's still a computer.

The development of the Internet is obvious to all and has become a major trend in the future, so learning an Internet technology must be very helpful for the future.

Pastry baking has become an indispensable industry in the city, and with the acceleration of the pace of life, the prospects are still good.

If you want to learn the training and study, you should go to the professional school system so that you can learn the real craft, and you can have a better future after going out.

This kind of question is very unqualified ... How to use, to understand how to use, a few hundred words written is equal to zero, really to find out not a few years or more than ten years, real practice, reading a cabinet of books, is absolutely impossible. There is no crash track.

You're already so good that you can do it in Excel, but it's really not a sentence or two that can be explained in CAD. There is one condition you want to make clear, do you want to draw a three-dimensional drawing, or an axis side view?

Select menu view--- 3D view--- southwest isometric drawing, the cursor changes immediately, you can make it in excel, and there will be no problem at this time.

Mouse, the three keys have their own uses, remember the shortcut keys, you can speed up the operation of CAD, in fact, CAD is quite simple, just like painting in art class.

Eldest brother! It's still necessary for you to read the book first!

I learned, our school has a junior high school class, and I feel unbalanced in my heart, so young children get the same salary as me, it's really unfair, hehe, I also study computers, and our school is also a network, software, and animation.

Programming is still very simple, as long as you know ABC, that is the school teacher can't. You can learn some by looking at it on the Internet yourself.

Chinese learn dragon culture? I watched the culture of weasels, fake Sven, stinky hypocrisy.

There is no need to be so serious, this is a national totem worship.

Totem is the most common thing in the locality.

That's what I learned. However, in this line of work, optical book knowledge is not even on paper.

CAD is all about drawing. In layman's terms, it is to draw drawings. You must have seen those engineers on TV pointing out the design on large drawings. That's how we made that drawing.

Drawing drawings alone doesn't hold much promise. Moreover, the designer must also be proficient in drawing drawings.

To become a designer, chief engineer. Then draw the drawings. CAD software can only be used in the hands of such people.

Select a reference point and find the point you want with the relative coordinates.

For example, if you only know point A, but want to draw the starting point of a line 100 above point A, you can use it, type L, click from, then select point A, and then enter @0, 100

1. Personally, I think Protel is more applicable, this is to draw circuit boards, and it may be more applicable to learn electricity and electronics.

2. CAD: Engineers must have, the most commonly used 2D design, of course, 3D functions are also available, but not too much.

3. CATIA : The treatment of curved surfaces is a must, mostly used in aircraft and automobile design manufacturers, and some are used by Japanese-funded and foreign-funded enterprises.

4. Pro E:3D software is the most common software, just like 2D AutoCAD. The functions are also relatively powerful, but the difficulty is not small.

5. SOLIDWORKS: a relatively simple software in 3D software that is suitable for the design habits of Chinese. Learning is relatively simple.

5. UG: A software that has seized the Pro E market this year.

As for who is good and who is bad, there is no certain standard, each has its own characteristics.

I think CAD is the foundation, you have to learn, I use SOLIDWORKS, but I do sheet metal, I don't know what to learn in electronic communication, but I think the rags are still good, and the applicable type is wide, and the people who use it use a little more.

Protel, the mainstream of China, is used by everyone who does electronics, which is very important for data exchange and sharing in the industry.