In an interview, what AutoCAD questions should an engineer prepare himself/herself to answer?

Thank You for the Invitation Lalia.

Top Autocad Interview Questions are:

• What are the uses of Autocad?
• What is the file formats used in design?
• How you can create a user interface in Autocad?
• What is the function of vertical integration?
• What is the use of variant in Autocad?
• What is the process to draw a line more than one time and save it automatically?
• What are the steps that enable the drag and drop feature in Autocad?
• What are the features corrected by Autocad?
• How to set up a default drawing directory?
• How you can copy a closed drawing?
• How you can hide the specific layers when plotting in Autocad?
• How can you remove the empty layers from drawing?
• Why Autocad WS is more popular among mobile users?
• How can you make a spring, spiral or screw thread?
• Tell me how you assign the keyboard characters or function keys to Autocad commands?
• How you can open a drawing file that was created with the automatic save features?
• In Autocad, what is the command that is used to rotate the grid at degrees?
• In what situation command prompt appears instead of a dialog boxes?
• What are grips?
•  What you are supposed to do when “Enter Attributes” dialogue doesn’t display?

Thank you for the invitation

Agreed with colleague Khalid

commands based preparations and drawings drawings and their views based preparations 

Scale, Co-ordinate, plan & section with clear understanding of the 3d imgination

What are the component of a Sub Metal Drawings, Tital Sheet, Detailing and Scales etc.

• what is AUTOCAD software
• who uses AUTOCAD software.
•  what is file format used in design.
•  in which field can we use AUTOCAD.
• how you can create user interace.

1. what are the types of tools used in AutoACD?

2. What is the uses of Material?

Hi,

if you're qualified enough (really) ... just go to your interview with full confidence.

Regards,

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