Design graphics

Author: Li Li
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This textbook comprehensively and meticulously explains the fundamental theoretical knowledge of graphics, particularly focusing on transformation concepts that significantly impact spatial innovation for design-oriented engineering technicians. It provides specialized introductions to curves and surfaces, which greatly influence modeling capabilities. Additionally, it incorporates commonly used aspects of design, such as perspective, axonometry, and unfolding, to ensure that design students gain a thorough and accurate understanding of these topics upon encountering graphics, laying a solid theoretical foundation for subsequent courses.
Beyond requiring mastery of basic manual drawing skills, this textbook also introduces commonly used software for computer-aided design and explains how to utilize various drawing software to create different types of design drawings. It also includes content related to training innovative thinking and creative abilities.
This textbook integrates Mechanical Engineering Graphics and Architectural Graphics, combining their content organically to create a more systematic and comprehensive theoretical learning experience.
It is suitable for teaching use in design-related majors at universities (including industrial design, product manufacturing design, packaging design, exhibition design, environmental art design, jewelry design, and others) and can also serve as a technical reference for related disciplines.