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A key feature of AutoCAD that makes it ideal for architecture and HVAC design is its easy-to-use and efficient graphical user interface (GUI) tools for plotting and editing 2D architectural and mechanical drawings. In addition, AutoCAD allows users to create sheets and sections, as well as prepare comprehensive construction drawings. With these tools, you can also easily plan, visualize, and share your architecture and HVAC design ideas with clients, architects, and clients/architects. Civil Engineering For civil engineers, AutoCAD is an essential tool for creating a variety of civil engineering projects, including road, rail, water, and other types of designs. Civil engineers use AutoCAD to perform a variety of tasks, including visualizing, drafting, rendering, and presenting their design ideas. Engineering For engineers, AutoCAD is a tool used to build or repair equipment. Engineers use it to model and create parts for mechanical equipment such as pumps, boilers, cooling towers, and refrigeration equipment. AutoCAD also enables engineers to create and present design ideas and work plans to their colleagues or customers. Architecture Architects use AutoCAD to plan, design, and construct buildings. They create architectural and construction drawings using the interactive features in AutoCAD, to show building plans and features to clients and construction partners. 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