AutoCAD MEP & Commercial Infrastructure Design

Learners will design functional layouts, draft architectural plans, and develop advanced ceiling, lighting, and zoning solutions for a complete restaurant lounge interior using AutoCAD. By completing this course, learners will gain the ability to transform conceptual requirements into professional, presentation-ready drawings aligned with real-world interior design standards. The course begins with architectural foundations, space planning, and area markup, enabling learners to interpret design requirements and organize lounge, dining, and waiting zones effectively. It then progresses into entertainment zone planning, multi-level false ceilings, lighting placement, flooring patterns, and layout sheet setup—skills essential for producing high-quality interior documentation. What makes this course unique is its case-study-driven approach, guiding learners step-by-step through a realistic Restaurant Lounge project rather than isolated tool demonstrations. Through practical drafting exercises and structured lessons, learners gain hands-on experience in applying AutoCAD to solve real design challenges. Whether aspiring interior designers or design professionals enhancing their CAD skills, learners will leave with a polished, portfolio-ready interior layout.

Learners will analyze electrical loads, interpret technical symbols, apply wiring standards, and design accurate power distribution layouts for commercial kitchens. This course equips learners with the practical skills needed to confidently plan and document electrical systems using real project data. Through step-by-step video lessons, learners explore wattage calculations, tag numbering, switch placement, socket mapping, equipment load analysis, schematic diagram development, and viewport configuration inside AutoCAD. By completing the course, learners gain the ability to create safe, efficient, and code-aligned electrical layouts that meet the high-demand requirements of commercial kitchen environments. What makes this course unique is its hands-on case study approach, allowing learners to follow a real-world electrical design workflow from concept to documentation. Instead of theory alone, learners experience the complete process of designing a commercial kitchen’s power distribution system—ensuring practical, job-ready skills. Whether pursuing a career in electrical design, MEP drafting, or AutoCAD-based layout planning, learners will leave with a strong foundation and a thoroughly documented project they can reference in professional settings.

Learners will design fire alarm layouts, install detection devices, and interpret wiring schematics using professional AutoCAD workflows. This practical, project-based course equips learners with the essential skills to plan, configure, and integrate a complete fire alarm system from concept to schematic validation. Throughout the course, participants gain hands-on experience placing detectors, speakers, hooters, and panels while applying proper wiring and communication looping techniques. By working through a real building case study, learners will understand how to ensure full coverage, maintain device connectivity, and read schematic diagrams for heat, smoke, and speaker circuits. This course is uniquely structured with step-by-step demonstrations, module-by-module progression, and clear learning objectives that build confidence in both beginners and working professionals. Unlike theory-heavy courses, this program focuses on practical AutoCAD execution, industry-aligned installation logic, and real-world system integration workflows. Upon completion, learners will be able to design and verify fire alarm layouts with accuracy, apply device interconnection standards, and interpret schematics used in engineering and safety system projects—making them job-ready for MEP, electrical design, and fire protection roles.