Abstract
The problems associated with the lack of standardization in AutoCAD design are considered and methods for their resolution are proposed. The main objective of the study is to develop a unified standard aimed at increasing design efficiency and reducing errors. The research employs methods such as analyzing current approaches, conducting specialist surveys, and testing developed solutions. The key provisions of the standard are presented, including layer unification, the use of annotative objects and dynamic blocks, as well as the automation of routine tasks. Educational and methodological materials have been developed for the implementation of the proposed solutions. It is expected that the introduction of the standard will significantly accelerate the preparation of design documentation and improve its quality.