Caddie Online Courses

Caddie Architectural provides you with the tools you need to make the most of the time you get to design.  Whether you want to create a 3D building model, viewing your design from every conceivable angle, or simply produce a set of plans, sections and elevations in a fraction of the time it would take to draw line-by-line, Caddie Architectural makes it easy to produce the drawings you need to satisfy clients, planners and building control.

Getting Started with AEC covers the basics from inserting walls, windows, floors and doors to roofs, stairs and railings as well as presenting your finished model.  It is aimed at users who want to progress from 2D to 3D or existing Caddie users who want to refresh or extend their knowledge and skills to get the best out of all of the features in the software.

Drawing a single storey house using Caddie’s AEC Build tools, one simply draws out the plan adding furniture, text, dimensions and so on as if one is using lines to produce your drawing. However when it comes to multi-storey buildings, then it is worth considering structuring your drawings to enable easy working and display of Objects on a floor-by-floor basis.

When using Caddie’s AEC Build tools, we have the ability to generate elevations straight from our building models. In order to make full use of this ability to auto-generate 2D content we can ‘stack’ our floor plans as they would be in the finished building, i.e. one floor on top of another, then produce the elevations and sections from this ‘stacked’ model.

Caddie is a complete 3D system, everything that is drawn is drawn in a 3D environment. When we treat this as a 2D system and all that we required is “Flat plans and elevations”, we just use the co-ordinates X & Y. To use the 3D element we now start using the height co-ordinate “Z”.

Everything that has previously been learnt in Caddie to draw 2D plans is still very relevant when drawing 3D objects. There are in addition many more commands that allow the ease of drawing and manipulation of 3D objects.

Once you have enrolled you will have 12 weeks to complete the course. You will be able to study anytime and anyplace that you have an internet connection and Caddie running. Once you have successfully completed and received a certificate for the course you will have unlimited access to revisit the course.

Click on each module title, watch the video and then answer the questions to complete each lesson. Some of the modules have more than one lesson and practical exercises to complete using Caddie. You must work through each of the modules and lessons sequentially, to complete the course. 

To gain a Certificate of Achievement, each module and the accompanying exercises and questions must be completed. There is a pass mark of 75% and a minimum length of time to spend in each lesson. 

To purchase this course, click this link: Caddie Online Training Purchase.

Once your payment has been processed you will be enrolled onto to the course.

Getting Started with AEC has been assessed and evaluated by the South African Institute of Architectural Technologists (SAIAT), a South African Council for the Architectural Profession (SACAP) recognised voluntary organisation.

Getting Started with AEC has been validated by SAIAT as a Category 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event for SACAP registered professionals.

SACAP CPD Category 1 CPD points 4 when a Certificate of Achievement is successfully achieved.

Please complete your SACAP registration number and category details in your online learning site profile.

It will enable you to make the most of the Survey Application without having to wait to attend a face to face course.

You can set your surveyor mode, place coordinates, draw by polar or survey coordinates, add join text, insert survey points, coordinate import and export, import GPS coordinates, load satellite images and use survey and GPS measure tools.

You will need to have access to Caddie software and an internet connection to be able to undertake the course. 

Successful completion of the Caddie Basic Online training course, Caddie Basic classroom course or the equivalent self-taught experience should be viewed as a minimum requirement.

Once you have enrolled you will have 4 weeks to complete the course. You will be able to study anytime and anyplace that you have an internet connection and Caddie running. Once you have successfully completed and received a certificate for the course you will have unlimited access to revisit the course.

Click on each module title, watch the video and then answer the questions to complete each lesson. Some of the modules have more than one lesson and practical exercises to complete using Caddie. You must work through each of the modules and lessons sequentially, to complete the course. 

To gain a Certificate of Achievement, each module and the accompanying exercises and questions must be completed. There is a pass mark of 75% and a minimum length of time to spend in each lesson. 

To purchase this course, click this link: Caddie Online Training Purchase.

Once your payment has been processed you will be enrolled onto to the course.

Caddie Geographic Information System is the fourth course within the Caddie 'Specialist Application' category of online courses. 

It is aimed at users who are competent with drawing using Caddie software and want to incorporate spatial data such as mapping, local services and infrastructure into their drawings, as well as using Caddie to manage and populate GIS data sources.

During the course you will learn to:

• Understand Caddie's use of coordinate reference systems.
• Combine available vector and raster GIS information with your own drawings and models.
• Convert between coordinate systems.
• Measure and interrogate locations using different Coordinate Reference Systems.
• Query, update, edit and manage properties and attributes of data sources.
• Create GIS databases.
• Stream Google, Bing, OpenStreetMap and Ordnance Survey raster tiles directly into your CAD drawings.
• Read vector SHP files direct, or add data sources to your own local, or Cloud Databases to minimise online storage costs.
• Combine data sources to construct that comprehensive appraisal of a location or area based on the latest information available.

Once you have enrolled you will have 12 weeks to complete the course. You will be able to study anytime and anyplace that you have an internet connection and Caddie running. Once you have successfully completed and received a certificate for the course you will have unlimited access to revisit the course.

Click on each module title, watch the video and then answer the questions to complete each lesson. Some of the modules have more than one lesson and practical exercises to complete using Caddie. You must work through each of the modules and lessons sequentially, to complete the course. 

To gain a Certificate of Achievement, each module and the accompanying exercises and questions must be completed. There is a pass mark of 75% and a minimum length of time to spend in each lesson. 

To purchase this course, click this link: Caddie Online Training Purchase.

Once your payment has been processed you will be enrolled onto to the course.

Geographic Information System (GIS) has been assessed and evaluated by the South African Institute of Architectural Technologists (SAIAT), a South African Council for the Architectural Profession (SACAP) recognised voluntary organisation.

Geographic Information System (GIS) Photorealistic Rendering has been validated by SAIAT as a Category 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event for SACAP registered professionals.

SACAP CPD Category 1 CPD points 2.5 when a Certificate of Achievement is successfully achieved.

Please complete your SACAP registration number and category details in your online learning site profile.