What is Autocad?

Answer by  caduser (6)

Autocad is a Computer Aided Design program. CAD is the tool to use when you want to create a graphical model. Architects use it, people designing cars use it, just about anything that someone designs uses Autocad. It is the equivalent of Microsoft Office or Adobe Photoshop in CAD circles.

Answer by  veracruz (12)

AutoCAD is a CAD (Computer Aided Design) that allows you to create and design 3D or 2D drafts, models and simulations, it's mainly used in architecture and engineering. It was created by the Autodesk company in 1982 and, as of 2010, the most recent version is AutoCAD 2011.

Answer by  Rock (17)

AutoCAD is a Computer Aided Design Software from Autodesk Inclusive that allows its users to create 2dimensional and 3dimensional designs.

Answer by  Ilsieh83 (248)

Autocad is a Computer Aided Design program. With this software application you can draft 2D and 3D designs on your computer. The program is built for people to help them design buildings, products or public spaces on their computer so they don't have to draw them by hand. This software includes standards for animation and design.

Answer by  turkey98 (232)

AutoCAD is a software program from Autodesk Inc. that is used for CAD (Computer Aided Design). It is used by engineers, architects, and designers to make computer models in 2D and 3D. Often a part or proposed product will be modeled in CAD before creating prototypes in the real world.