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AutoCAD can be used by engineers, architects, drafters, and other professionals to create complex 3D models, as well as 2D drawings, 2D plans, and drawings that contain both 2D and 3D features. It includes facilities for engineering, architectural, construction, industrial, and other industrial, mechanical, electrical, civil, and other types of design tasks.
AutoCAD is available for personal computers running Microsoft Windows or macOS, as well as an iPad app, an Android app, and a web app. The iPad and Android apps allow users to access AutoCAD by connecting the device to the same local network that the computer is connected to. The web app is an online version of AutoCAD that can be used on any device that has a web browser. It was first released in 2012 and has received criticism for security concerns. In July 2014, the Windows 8 version of AutoCAD was discontinued and the desktop AutoCAD version was rebranded as Autodesk AutoCAD.
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AutoCAD History
AutoCAD was originally developed in 1982 by John Walker (also known as "XSW"). It was designed to run on an IBM PC or compatible, and a drawing could be as simple as a rectangle or as complex as a building. It was developed as a replacement for a program called Xopak, which was a combination of wireframe and computer-aided drafting packages. Xopak was developed by Reed Strossen who joined Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in 1980. Xopak was sold from 1979 to 1981. Strossen joined Autodesk in 1981 where he continued to work on CAD software.[1] Strossen, Walker, and Tom Morgan developed the first version of AutoCAD.
According to Autodesk, the initial AutoCAD development team consisted of Walker, Morgan, and Strossen. Autodesk hired Tom Bergman and Michael MacMillan to work on the initial AutoCAD development.
First release
In 1982, a beta version of AutoCAD was first released as a desktop app. It was first demonstrated at the University of Utah Computer Graphics Laboratory (UGCGL) in Salt Lake City, Utah, in December 1982. In June 1984, Autodesk opened AutoCAD to the public. At the time of the first release, Autodesk charged US$6,000 for a single-user license for the original AutoCAD.
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Database 
AutoCAD Database is a set of functionality that allows data modeling, analysis, and manipulation of database-like tables, views, and forms.  With Database, users may create database-like tables, views and forms. Data can be entered into such database-like objects via the Table Viewer, a chart-based design tool. It has the ability to manipulate the results of queries via graphic displays of data and drill down to more detailed reports of the data.
 Doors 
An interface for the application of swinging doors is provided. The Doors module can be used to define the framework of swinging doors, with information including material, thickness, width, swing radius, and lock/unlock. Door options can be then be applied to the door, so they can be designed in a variety of ways. These can include:
 GIS 
GIS stands for geographic information system and is used to create mapping projects such as maps, geospatial information systems and related services. Geo-information services are services which offer to the user to retrieve a geographic dataset and display it on a map.
AutoCAD provides three ways of creating a map:
 Creating a map using GIS interface 
 Importing a map from a GIS system, such as CADraw
 Importing a map from a GIS system using a Map link.
Maps can be saved to the computer's hard drive, emailed to others, or displayed on a web browser.
GIS can be used to generate many CAD products. The file size is relatively large, however it can also be used for CAD in general. Map services (with or without geometry) can be generated from a CAD file (and vice versa). The Map services generated are considered to be products which have an industry standard for the unique parameters and sizes.
 Part Library 
The Part Library is a library of components that can be inserted into a drawing. There is a wide range of common parts available, including pipes, bar code readers, radars, and turbines.
To create a part library, the user selects the type of part needed. For example, the user can create a library of components, the users can create families, then create views of the part library. All family views are the same, regardless of the number of members. The user can select the families to display and view how it is organized. The user can also select whether the members of the family are shared or exclusive.
When a part has been
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