Computer-Aided Design AutoCAD 2002 On-Campus Guidance and Practice

Author: Jiang Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is a practical guide and exercise manual for the textbook "Computer-Aided Design AutoCAD 2002." It includes numerous representative drawing examples to help students develop their ability to use AutoCAD to create mechanical, architectural, and other engineering drawings through hands-on practice. The book is divided into 9 chapters, covering main topics such as AutoCAD user interface setup examples, line-drawing methods and techniques, creating shapes composed of polygons, ellipses, and other objects, editing commands and application techniques, single-line and multi-line text entry, dimensioning of various types, drawing shaft, bracket, and box-type component drawings, as well as architectural floor plans, elevation drawings, and sectional views. Most of the content in this book is not limited by AutoCAD versions and can be used with any corresponding AutoCAD textbook. It can serve as a practical manual for computer-aided design and drafting courses in secondary vocational schools for majors such as mechanical engineering, architecture, electronics, and industrial design. It is also suitable for self-study reference by engineering professionals and computer enthusiasts.