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In 2017, AutoCAD was used for approximately 1.5 million jobs worldwide.
History 
AutoCAD is a derivative of MicroCAD, a computer-aided design and drafting application originally developed at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The original MicroCAD was developed in 1977 and was primarily used for mechanical design of vehicles and aircraft. This version of MicroCAD, named "MicroCAD-1" ("1" indicated version number), was based on the original "USCS" project. It was released to the public in 1980 as "MicroCAD-2" (2nd generation). MicroCAD was a descendant of an earlier application called "MicroCAD-1" (often referred to as "USCS") that was developed by the University of Wisconsin–Madison in the late 1970s. The initial USCS (University of Wisconsin–Supercomputer Center) design tool was later upgraded and enhanced to become MicroCAD-1. In 1978 the University of Wisconsin–Madison developed a microcomputerized version of MicroCAD-1 called MicroCAD-1.
Before AutoCAD was introduced, most commercial CAD programs ran on mainframe computers or minicomputers, with each CAD operator (user) working at a separate graphics terminal. The developers of MicroCAD-1 realized the need for computer graphics support on microcomputers, and they developed their own version of MicroCAD-1.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison continued to develop MicroCAD-1, extending the basic version into a fully functional CAD system. This resulted in the first release of MicroCAD-2 in 1981. The first commercial version of the product, MicroCAD-II, was released in March 1982 and shipped to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and other design centers. However, MicroCAD-1 was used by a few universities, and a few CAD users at the UW–Madison. In 1979, EOS Computer Corporation developed MicroCAD-1, which was based on a version of MicroCAD-1 that had been developed at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. In 1980, EOS announced the EOS SCADA, a CAD system for use in the process control industry. EOS, in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin–Madison, made the first release of the EOS SCADA, the first commercially released CAD system that was based on MicroCAD-1.
AutoCAD was developed in 1982
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The most common AutoCAD use case is drafting. Other use cases include GIS (geospatial) mapping, GIS-based design (e.g. AutoCAD 3D Studio), and other CAD-related (CAD-like) use cases (e.g. technical product design, mechanical design, etc.).
Software options 
AutoCAD is available as both a program on a disk (usually delivered with a computer) and in a program cloud (available over the Internet).
CAD software can be licensed by users, which entitles them to use the program and other software from Autodesk in accordance with the terms of the license. Autodesk may also sell to users who buy a license but who do not actually use the software, a program referred to as a "server license". AutoCAD is available in both a "Classic" mode, a free version and a "Pro" version. The Classic and Free versions of AutoCAD 2011 use the file format DXF, while the Pro version uses the newer DWG file format.
Some CAD software runs on platforms other than Windows.
CAD software can also be installed on computers without a disc drive; the software is then distributed through the Internet. AutoCAD is available for Linux, macOS, and other operating systems.
Licensing 
The software is licensed by Autodesk on a per-user basis. 
Autodesk's licensing model allows for the following use-scenarios:
Home (On-premise) licensing 
Home users can purchase software either on a per-user basis or with a server license. A license is purchased for one user, and allows use of the program on one computer. The license can be for a one-year, three-year, or five-year term.
Per-user licensing, or home licensing, is available in several forms:
 Unlimited: allows a user to use the software for any number of computer without having to purchase a new license. 
 Hardware-only licensing: only allows a user to install the program on a computer with the required hardware, not a computer running another operating system. This type of licensing is available for both single and multiple user licenses.
 Single user-only licensing: allows a user to use the software on any number of computers without having to purchase a new license.
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