If you have a degree then it’s not worth it. (As a reference point, I am relatively comfortable with Creo and VERY comfortable with Inventor.)ġ: Would AutoCAD courses and certifications be useful for my resume in general?ĢA: If certification is appropriate, which one would be the "highest ranking" that would be feasible to obtain after learning how to use AutoCAD through online courses?ĢB: Which series of online courses would be the best fit for me, if I am essentially starting over in terms of knowledge of the program? (Self-paced learning is the only feasible format.) Though I still have the book, that was six years ago, so I forgot almost everything, and I bet there's been enough changes that I'd need a different source material. I went through a beefy textbook that taught me how to use the program and went through the whole thing right after graduating college. I never had the opportunity to use the program in college. I'm currently on short term disability due to an injury I received at home, so I thought it would be a good idea to work on getting courses and certification in AutoCAD. Ideally, it would be a design engineering position, but not necessarily.
I don't have an engineering position right now (long story), but I'm trying to get one again. Related Subreddits /r/Revit /r/Architecture /r/Autodesk /r/cad /r/civil3d PC Builds (See Wiki for Additional Info) ~$500USD PC Build ~$900USD PC Build ~$1500USD PC Build DO NOT ASK FOR OR POST ABOUT ILLEGAL WAYS OF OBTAINING SOFTWARE, CRACKS, KEYGENS, ETC.More detail about the problem, what you're trying to do, why, what you have tried (google searches, documentation pages, screenshots, etc).
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