AutoCAD 2000 Engineering Drawing

Author: Zhou Linghong
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book is neither a typical command list user manual nor a simple description of command functions. Instead, it focuses on practical engineering applications, combining typical engineering examples to explain concepts in a step-by-step manner. The book is easy to learn and understand, highly operational, and convenient for readers to master the drawing techniques of AutoCAD 2000. It is not only very useful for beginners learning AutoCAD 2000 but also provides excellent reference value for those already proficient in it. The book can also be used as a textbook for relevant majors in universities and technical training schools. The entire book is divided into four parts.
Part 1 is an introductory guide to AutoCAD 2000, covering Chapters 1 to 3, which primarily introduce the installation, configuration, and display interface of AutoCAD 2000, as well as common file operations and commands, the new features and highlights of AutoCAD 2000.
Part 2 focuses on the application of basic drawing commands in AutoCAD 2000, covering Chapters 4 to 12. It explains the commands of various pull-down menus in AutoCAD 2000 and their related drawing commands, combined with examples to demonstrate how to use these commands for graphic drawing and processing.
Part 3 covers 3D modeling design, including Chapters 13 to 15, which primarily introduce techniques for drawing 3D graphics, rendering, and imaging.
Part 4 presents practical drawing examples in AutoCAD 2000, covering Chapters 16 and 17, which provide detailed explanations of mechanical part drawings, architectural floor plans, and 3D models. The book selects typical examples, ranging from beginner to advanced levels, from unfamiliar to proficient. The entire book is well-structured, highlights key points, and is richly illustrated.