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Now that you understand how to make use of AutoCAD...where are you able to go from there? I wrote an editorial about Earning Money with AutoCAD, but what in the event you 
require a career? I did some research and I am going to go through the different kind of jobs you could get from knowing AutoCAD.
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So you are the master of AutoCAD, you know it front to back, you know it like the palm of your hand, you could use it hung upside-down blind folded and with hand. Well you get the point.

Another field to look in to would be Architecture. This is probably #1 for AutoCAD. Architecture is such a broad term, but CAD is defiantly used for the layout of buildings in architecture, whether it is a house or an office. In the event you are building a house, you will find that most of the designs you will get now are done digitally. The designing of houses and house layouts is a field that interests me and I recommend you check it out as well because it is fun designing a custom house for everyone to see and hopefully buy.
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It can safely be said that any job that requires a virtual model, such as a piece for a machine or a complete product. This is where Industrial Design comes in. Industrial design is more about improving a product for mass production. Although you might think that you don't require AutoCAD for industrial design, you would be wrong. (Sorry) CAD comes in handy mostly when taking a look at the aesthetics of a product because it is simpler, faster, and cheap to make on the computer than to make a prototype.

The last field I will look at is Engineering. Engineering is another broad term. There's lots of types of engineering, such as electrical, architectural, civil. Engineering deals more with the actual forces on different types of materials or structures. There's different types of programs that will actually let you generate something using the same skills as CAD but you can select a material and put different forces on it and see how strong it is. This field would probably not use AutoCAD as much, but the other programs run on the same idea so it is a great start.

 to recap, the main career field you could look in are Industrial Design, Architecture, and Engineering.I desired to address students who have no idea what they require to do as a career yet but have skills in AutoCAD. I hope this is a kick start in to your career in of these fields.

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