Global eTraining Releases New AutoCAD Electrical Course: Working with the Project Manager in AutoCAD Electrical

Red Deer, Alberta (March 16, 2026) — Global eTraining is pleased to announce the release of Working with the Project Manager in AutoCAD Electrical, the second installment in its refreshed and updated AutoCAD Electrical training series.

This course introduces learners to the Project Manager in AutoCAD Electrical and explains how it controls project organization, settings and data. Designed to help electrical designers and engineers work more efficiently within the software, the course walks learners through navigating the Project Manager, configuring the WD.ENV file and managing project descriptions and properties.

Learners will also gain practical experience working with location and installation codes, enabling them to structure electrical projects clearly and maintain consistent project information across their designs. By focusing on the foundational workflows that drive project setup and management, the course helps professionals build confidence in organizing and maintaining AutoCAD Electrical projects effectively.

Like all Global eTraining courses, Working with the Project Manager in AutoCAD Electrical is fully customizable to meet the needs of individual organizations.

Global eTraining is uniquely positioned with its patented course-building technology, The Generator, which allows companies to edit pre-existing Global eTraining content including the newly updated Working with the Project Manager in AutoCAD Electrical course, drag and drop existing modules into custom training paths or build courses from scratch.

In addition, Global eTraining enables organizations to host, edit and continuously update courses with auto-sync capabilities across any or multiple Learning Management Systems. Together, these capabilities empower customers to tailor Global eTraining content to their company and project workflows, ensuring teams receive relevant project-ready learning experiences without sacrificing speed, consistency or scalability.

The course was created by Global eTraining Subject Matter Expert Elise Moss, a highly respected CAD professional with more than 30 years of industry experience. Moss has spent much of her career working as a mechanical designer in Silicon Valley, specializing in sheet metal design while also developing training and custom CAD solutions for corporate clients.

She has authored numerous articles for industry publications, including Autodesk’s Toplines magazine, AUGI’s PaperSpace, engineersrule.com, DigitalCAD.com and Tenlinks.com. Moss has taught CAD courses at DeAnza College, Silicon Valley College, and for Autodesk resellers, and currently teaches CAD at Laney College in Oakland and Santa Clara University. Autodesk has recognized her as a Faculty of Distinction for the curriculum she has developed for Autodesk products, and she is a Certified Autodesk Instructor.