Learning CAD*
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I haven’t learned CAD before, and now I want to start learning it – specifically how to create process diagrams for chemical engineering processes. Could anyone recommend some useful books or videos suitable for a beginner like me? It would be great if you could also indicate where they can be purchased. Thank you
There are many videos available online; it’s essential to practice a lot*
If you find it troublesome not to know how to find the video, just ask Taobao to buy it for you
There are so many learning video materials online
What’s taught on Baidu Chuanke is quite good; anyway, that’s where I learned it
Find videos online to learn the commands and usage techniques, practice drawing more on your own*, and you can improve your drawing skills
I didn’t study CAD much back when I was in college; it wasn’t until I started working that I realized I often needed to use it. I rushed to learn it recently, and these are the videos I found online – they seem quite good: https://chuanke.baidu.com/v8055942-224299-1526797.html
Buy a basic book to get started, and then practice a lot* – practice makes perfect
Find a university and go to its used book market to pick one up; there’s no need to worry about the edition, as the commands are pretty much the same and follow a consistent pattern. Memorize a few more common commands