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K G Saju Courses
AutoCAD Electrical 2020 for Electrical & Automation Eng
4.4 (490 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 7.1h- 2024
$10.99
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Most Recent Review
His English is not good and also he is not answering questions or give wrong answers, this is the best course that I could find in Udemy though. Also he is drawing a small project so that you can understand some basics. If I were the teacher after that lesson I would draw 3-4 different small projects and sell them in Udemy. By that way we will learn not only theoretical drawing but also general logic of how to draw projects or how to use circuit breakers or where to use other components. Thanks a lot
- Review by Onur Keser on AutoCAD Electrical 2020 for Electrical & Automation Eng
Instructor Bio
I am a diploma holder in electrical engineering and was part of Rockwell Automation (Allen Bradley) from 2000 to 2017 March on various level of design activities which includes standardization of drawings, creating custom title blocks and generating blocks and templates. My area of expertise lying in designing single line diagram, schematic diagrams, layout drawings, bill of materials etc. for PLC, AC Drives, DC Drives, Kinetix, Servo Drives & MCC. Both NEMA and IEC are familiar to me and I am comfortable with all type of electrical drawings.
