Here is a basic module outline for an AutoCAD course:

Module 1: Introduction to AutoCAD

• Understanding the AutoCAD interface
• Understanding basic drawing and editing commands
• Setting up and managing a drawing environment

Module 2: Drawing and Editing

• Creating basic shapes and lines
• Using drawing tools to create more complex shapes
• Modifying objects and adding text to a drawing
• Using layers to manage and organize drawings

Module 3: Viewing and Plotting

• Zooming, panning, and controlling the view of a drawing
• Creating layouts and setting up plot settings
• Printing and exporting drawings

Module 4: Advanced Drawing Techniques

• Using blocks and attributes
• Creating and editing 3D models
• Adding lighting and materials to 3D models

Module 5: Collaboration and Customization

• Sharing and collaborating on AutoCAD drawings
• Customizing AutoCAD settings and tools to suit your needs
• Using AutoCAD add-ons and plugins

Module 6: Project-based Learning

• Applying AutoCAD skills to real-world projects
• Working on a design project from start to finish
• Collaborating with others to complete a project

These modules cover the essential skills and techniques required to become proficient in AutoCAD. Additional modules can be added based on the specific needs and requirements of the course.