M01 Application Soft Ware
M01 Application Soft Ware
WORKS
LEVEL – II
Based on March 2022 Curriculum Version 1
Unit one: CAD and micro soft office project environment Measurement ....................................7
1.1. work health and safety ..........................................................................................8
1.2. Software application procedures........................................................................... 11
1.3. Tool and Equpimant ............................................................................................ 20
1.4. CAD and Microsoft office Project package .......................................................... 22
1.5. Screen display ................................................................................................... 27
Self check-1 ..................................................................................................................... 32
Operation sheet-1 ............................................................................................................. 33
Lap Test-1 ....................................................................................................................... 35
Ministry of Labor and Skills wish to extend thanks and appreciation to the many
representatives of TVET instructors who donated their time and expertise to the development of
this Teaching, Training and Learning Materials (TTLM).
This unit is developed to provide you the necessary information regarding the following content
coverage and topics:
work health and safety
Software application procedures.
Tools and equipment
CAD and Microsoft office Project package.
Screen display
This unit will also assist you to attain the learning outcomes stated below. Upon completion of
this learning guide, you will be able to:
Apply work health and safety
Prepare software application procedures.
Identify tools and equipment.
Perform CAD and Microsoft office Project package.
Display screen with instruction
1.1.1. Definition
Occupational health and safety is the discipline concerned with preserving and protecting human
resources in the workplace. Occupational health is the adaptation of work to man and of each
man to his job. It has the following components.
Promotion and maintenance of the highest degree of physical, mental and social
wellbeing of workers in all occupations;
Prevention among workers of departures from health caused by their working conditions
Protection of workers in their employment from risks resulting from factors adverse to
health; and
The ten high priority objectives proposed by the strategy are as follows:
Strengthening of international and national policies for health at work and developing
the necessary policy tools
Strengthening of OHS
Services for experts, effective transmission of data and raising of public awareness
Strengthening of research
Occupational health and safety is a multi-disciplinary field, covering issues related to law,
medicine, technology, economics and industry specific concerns. The core occupational
All workers have rights. Workers, as well as employees and government, must ensure
that these rights are protected and foster decent conditions of labour. As the
International Labor Conference stated in 1984:
Occupational health and safety policies must be established. Such policies must be
implemented at both the governmental and enterprise levels. They must be effectively
communicated to all parties concerned.
There is a need for consultation with the social partners (that is, employers and workers)
and other stakeholders. This should be done during the formulation, Implementation
and review of such policies.
A computer performs five major operations or functions irrespective of its size and make. These
are
it accepts data or instructions as input,
it stores data and instruction
it processes data as per the instructions,
it controls all operations inside a computer, and
it gives results in the form of output.
Install a memory-resident program in RAM that will detect and warn if a virus is
present.
Do not allow hardware engineers or sales persons to put a write enabled floppy into
your computer unless they can guarantee that it is not infected.
Backup copies of all programs and data files should be kept.
Backup copies of programs should be held as read-only disks to prevent infection.
At least 2 copies of the backup must be kept.
Never boot your machine with a floppy from an unknown source.
Always write-protect your disk when you use it in another machine
Note: To check whether your operating system is 32 bit or 64 bit go to Control Panel > System
and Security > System. It will display whether you are running a 32 bits system or 64 bits
system. Then choose a language which is preferable for you. The Serial number and product key
will be displayed. Copy this information as it is required for activation purposes after installing
the software to authenticate the download.
Now click on download. You will see a prompt with a security warning from the download. In
that prompt, click “Run” or “Ok” (which is applicable to continue the download process) as
Autodesk products are relatively secure
Step 7: License and Services Agreement After that, you will see the “License and
Services Agreement” Prompt. Read it carefully, and then click on the “I Accept” option,
then click the next button to install AutoCAD on your Windows System
Step 8: After the installation of the manager, you will see an “Autodesk Download
Manager” window. Specify the desired path where you want to save that file and click on
OK.
Fig.1.1.auto desk
Step 10: In the next window, select the Custom Option. Make sure all the features under
the drop-down are checked.
Step 13: After finishing the installation, you have to provide a Product Key to further the
use of AutoCAD.
Fig.1.2.ms project
Step 2: File -> Options -> Display tab -> Show Indicators and Options Buttons For.
Check all options.
Step 3: File -> Options -> Schedule tab -> Schedule -> Show Assignment Units.
Choose “percentage” from the dropdown box.
Fig.1.4.project options
Fig.1.5.schedule
Step 5: File -> Options -> Save tab -> Save projects -> Save Files In this format.
Select Project (*.mpp).
Fig.1.7.advanced tool
Fig.1.8.work space
Step 8: Resources -> Level -> Leveling Options -> Leveling Calculations.
Set to manual.
Step 9: Resources -> Level -> Leveling Options -> Leveling calculations -> Look
for Over allocations.
Select “Day By Day” from dropdown box.
Fig.1.11.resource leveling
1.3.1. Equipment
printers
Printer: Printers are used to produce paper (commonly known as hardcopy) output. Based on the
technology used, they can be classified as Impact or Non-impact printers.
monitor
Monitor: is often used synonymously with “computer screen” or “display.” Monitor is an output
device that resembles the television screen It may use a Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) to display
information. The monitor is associated with a keyboard for manual input of characters and
displays the information as it is keyed in. It also displays the program or application output.
Like the television, monitors are also available in different sizes.
desktop
A computer system consists of mainly four basic units; namely input unit, storage unit, central
processing unit and output unit. Central Processing unit further includes
Arithmetic logic unit and control unit, as shown in
A computer performs five major operations or functions irrespective of its size and make. These
are
it accepts data or instructions as input,
it stores data and instruction
it processes data as per the instructions,
it controls all operations inside a computer, and
it gives results in the form of output.
1.3.2. Tool
keyboard
Keyboard: The keyboard is very much like a standard typewriter keyboard with a few additional
keys. The basic QWERTY layout of characters is maintained to make it easy to use the system.
Fig.1.12.key board
Mouse
Mouse: A device that controls the movement of the cursor or pointer on a display screen. A
mouse is a small object you can roll along a hard and flat surface. Its name is derived from its
shape, which looks a bit like a mouse. As you move the mouse, the pointer on the display screen
moves in the same direction.
When working in education or in industry, computers may be configured to allow other methods
of opening AutoCAD, such as a list appearing on the computer in use when the computer is
switched on, from which the operator can select the program they wish to use.
When AutoCAD 2007 is opened a window appears, depending upon whether a Classic
AutoCAD, a 3D Modeling or an AutoCAD Default workspace has been used previously. In this
example the Classic AutoCAD workspace is shown and includes the drop-down menu from
which a choice of the AutoCAD workspace to be opened can be made This Classic AutoCAD
workspace shows:
Highlights of AutoCAD
Before the invention of AutoCAD, all designing and modeling were done manually. This was a
time-consuming task and resulted in a lot of costly errors. But, with the invention of AutoCAD,
the process of modeling and designing got digitalized and simplified. A technology that has
emerged as a solution to most of the designers, engineers, and architects. Some of the most
powerful components of AutoCAD are-
The designers and architects can create accurate models, sketches, and drawings with
AutoCAD. This is next to impossible when done manually.
The designers and architects can create accurate models, sketches, and drawings with
AutoCAD. This is next to impossible when done manually.
With the introduction to AutoCAD, the user can even model 3D objects with colors &
materials that can be applied to various surfaces, making it simpler for the user to
anticipate the outcome, which cannot be fulfilled in manual 3D sketches.
Creating drawings manually is a time-consuming task. When designers create drawings
on a digital platform with computer software, they get the benefit of the application
interface. Editing is also easy with AutoCAD as it has many editing commands.
AutoCAD is an advanced program that has default commands incorporated in the
application. With these commands, the users can edit and change their files without any
limitations.
Characteristics of AutoCAD
In the Above Section, we have learned about Introduction to AutoCAD; there are some main
characteristics that one need:
1.5.2 MS project
Windows 7: Click on Start menu, point to All Programs, click Microsoft Office, and then
click Project 2013.
Windows 8: On the Start screen, tap or click Project 2013.
Windows 10: Click on Start menu -> All apps -> Microsoft Office -> Project 2013.
The following screen is the Project‟s start screen. Here you have options to open a new plan,
some other plans, and even a new plan template.
2. Write down at least three equipment used for CAD and MS Project?
2. MS project
Procedures
Step 1: Access the Autodesk website
Use web browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc. Then Go to the AutoCAD official
website by using this link: https://www.autodesk.com
Step 2: Select Students and Educators from Drop down list of the Menu.
It will give you three options, i.e. free trials, students and educators, and worldwide sites. Here I
am selecting the students and educators option.
Step 3: Then, you will see Get set up for career success with the Autodesk tab. From that tab,
click on Start now under Download free software option.
Step 4: It will give a list of Autodesk products like 3DS Max, Maya, AutoCAD, etc. Under that,
click on the AutoCAD option from the list .
Step 5: If you have already registered, then click on Sign in, and you will be forwarded to your
Autodesk Login information. Otherwise, click on Create Account and create a new account using
your email ID.
Step 6: Select version After signing in, you can select the version of AutoCAD you want to
download and install and Operating System: 32 bit or 64 bit.
Step 7: License and Services Agreement After that, you will see the “License and Services
Agreement” Prompt. Read it carefully, and then click on the “I Accept” option, then click the
next button to install AutoCAD on your Windows System
Step 9: After that, you will see a window where you can configure the Autocad installation
process. Here give the path where you want to save the files
Step 10: In the next window, select the Custom Option. Make sure all the features under the
drop-down are checked.
Step 13: After finishing the installation, you have to provide a Product Key to further the use of
AutoCAD.
This unit to provide you the necessary information regarding the following content coverage
and topics:
software icons
Open, close and access software features for CAD and MS project
Basic function tool for CAD and MS project software.
This guide will also assist you to attain the learning outcomes stated below. Upon completion of
this learning guide, you will be able to:
Perform application software icons.
Perform open, close and access software features for CAD and MS project.
Identify basic function to CAD and MS project software.
2.1.1. CAD
Long ago when people were building pyramids, they required a lot of measuring skills. It is
interesting to look at how people developed a system of measures. They started by comparing
two quantities, which led to phrases such as „taller than‟, „longer than‟, „heavier than‟, „holds
more than‟, etc. People still do this by themselves when they are working on the land.
Measurement is how we determine the exact capacity of something that is in solid, liquid or gas
form.
2.1.2. CAD icons
Fig.2.1.Tool
Here are some special features added which are related to architecture as stated below:
Fig.2.2.drawing window
Fig.2.3.tool bar
2.2. Open, close and access features for CAD and MS project.
2.2.1 Start a Program
To start a program, do the following;
1. Click on the Start Button.
2. Click on the All Programs, you will see a list of all the program icons and program folders.
3. Point to the desired folder say Accessories and select the desired program to run such as
Paint.
Here are the various AutoCAD Tools which are given below
1. Line
You can invoke the LINE command by choosing the LINE tool from the Draw panel, or you can
also invoke the LINE tool by entering LINE or L at the Command Prompt. You will have to
specify the starting point of the line by clicking the mouse then you will be prompted to specify
the second point. You can terminate the LINE command by pressing ENTER, ESC or
SPACEBAR.
2. Circle
A circle is drawn by using the CIRCLE command. You can draw a circle by using six different
tools, i.e., by specifying center and radius, by specifying center and diameter, by specifying two
3. Rectangle
You can draw rectangles by specifying two opposite corners of the rectangle, specifying the area
and the size of one of the sides, or specifying the rectangle‟s dimensions.
4. Polyline
Polylines means many lines. To draw a polyline, you need to invoke the PLINE command. After
invoking the PLINE command and specifying the start point, the following prompt is displayed:
Specify start point: specify the starting point or enter its coordinate
5. Trim
When creating a design, you may need to remove the unwanted and extending edge. In such
cases, you can use the Trim tool. On invoking the Trim tool, you will be prompted to select the
cutting edges. These edges can be lines, polylines, circles, arcs, ellipses, rays, splines, text,
blocks, x lines or even viewports. After the cutting edge/edges are selected, you must select each
object to be trimmed.
6. Extend
The Extend tool may be considered as the opposite of the Trim tool. You can extend lines,
polylines, rays, and arcs to meet the other objects using the Extend tool. You can use this option
whenever you want to extend the objects that do not actually intersect the boundary edge but
would intersect its edge if the boundary edges were extended.
7. Copy
This tool is used to make the copies of the selected objects and place them at the specified
location. On invoking this tool, you need to select the objects and then specify the base point.
Next, you need to specify the second point where the copied objects have to be placed. You can
continue specifying the second point for creating multiple copies of the selected entities.
8. Mirror
This tool is used to create a mirror copy of the selected objects. The objects can be mirrored at
any angle. This tool is helpful in drawing symmetrical figures. On invoking this tool, you will be
prompted to select objects. On selecting objects to be mirrored, you will be prompted to enter the
first point of the mirror line and the second point of the mirror line. A mirror line is an imaginary
line about which the objects are mirrored.
9. Rotate
On invoking this tool, you will be prompted to select the objects and the base point about which
the selected objects will be rotated. By default, a positive angle results in counterclockwise
rotation, whereas a negative angle results in a clockwise rotation. The Rotate tool can also be
invoked from the shortcut menu by selecting an object and right-clicking in the drawing area,
and choosing Rotate from the shortcut menu.
Sometimes, you need to erase the unwanted objects from the objects drawn. To erase an object,
choose Erase tool from the Modify panel. To invoke the Modify toolbar, choose
View>Windows>Toolbars>AutoCAD>Modify from the ribbon. A small box, known as a pick
box, replaces the screen cursor on invoking the Erase tool. To erase the object, select it by using
the pick box; the selected object will be displayed in dashed lines, and the Select objects prompt
will be displayed again. You can either continue selecting the objects or press ENTER to
terminate the object selection process and erase the selected objects.
11. Offset
You can use the Offset tool to draw parallel lines, polylines, concentric circles, arcs, curves, etc.,
While offsetting an object, you need to specify the offset distance and the side to offset.
12. Move
The Move Tool is used to move one or more objects from their current location to a new location
without changing their size or orientation.
13. Array
You may need to create an object multiple times in a rectangular or circular arrangement in some
cases. This type of arrangement can be obtained by creating an array of objects. In Rectangular
Array, you need to mention the number of rows and columns along with the Row offset distance
and Column offset distance. Whereas in Polar Array, you need to specify the Center point around
which you need the number of objects.
14. Scale
Sometimes you need to change the size of objects in a drawing. For this purpose, the Scale tool
comes in handy.
15. Fillet
The edges in a model are generally filleted to reduce the area of stress concentration. The fillet
tool helps form round corners between any two entities that form a sharp vertex.
This tool is useful when you have inserted an entire drawing, and you need to alter a small
detail. After you invoke the Explode tool, you are prompted to select the objects you want
to explode. After selecting the objects, press ENTER or right-click to explode the selected
objects and then end the command
View Label: This appears along the left edge of the active view. Active view is the one
you can see in the main window at a given point in time. Project includes lots of views
like Gantt chart view, Network Diagram view, Task Usage view, etc. The View label just
tells you about the view you are using currently. Project can display a single view or
multiple views in separate panes.
View Shortcuts: This lets you switch between frequently used views in Project.
Zoom Slider: Simply zooms the active view in or out.
Status bar: Displays details like the scheduling mode of new tasks (manual or automatic)
and details of filter applied to the active view.
7. mirror
8. erase
9. scale
10. explode
11. command
This learning guide is developed to provide you the necessary information regarding the
following content coverage and topics:
Print from installed software.
view progress of print
This guide will also assist you to attain the learning outcomes stated below. Upon completion of
this learning guide, you will be able to:
Perform print from installed software.
Perform view progress of print
3. Click Properties.
4. On the Device and Document Settings tab, click Custom Properties. You see
the printer driver window:
8. Choose one of the CAD/Line Drawing options as the Select Target setting. Select
any other printing settings as necessary and click OK.
•You can apply a page setup to your layout to make the printing process quicker every time
15. plotter
1. Either select Plot . . . with a click on its tool icon in the Standard New toolbar or from the
File drop-down menu. The Plot dialog appears
2. There are two parts in the Plot dialog. Fig. A.6 shows both the parts. A click on the arrow
at the bottom right-hand corner of the dialog closes to reveal only the left-hand part and
vice versa.
3. Select an appropriate printer or plotter from the Printer/Plotter list. Then select the correct
paper size from the Paper size popup list. Then select what is to be printed/plotted from
the what to plot popup list – in the example shown this is Display. Make sure the
Landscape button is showing a dot (on). Then click the Preview button.
4. A preview of the drawing to be printed/plotted appears (Fig. A.7). If satisfied with the
preview, right-click and in the menu which appears click Plot. If not satisfied click Exit.
The preview disappears and the Plot dialog reappears. Make changes as required from an
inspection of the preview and carry on in this manner until a plot can be made.
This unit is developed to provide you the necessary information regarding the following content
coverage and topics:
close on open application
Shut down computer.
.
This unit will also assist you to attain the learning outcomes stated below. Upon completion of
this learning guide, you will be able to:
Perform close on open application
Apply shut down computer.
Quit a Program
To quit a program, select the close button (×) in the upper right
corner of the window OR
Click on File menu and select Close option
On the Project Navigator palette, right-click below the file tree, and click Close All
Project Files. ...
On the Project tab of the Project Navigator palette, click, then specify your preferences in
the Project Browser - Close Project Files dialog box.
20. close