Civil Engineering Computer-Aided Design

Author: Zeng Ke
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is divided into 13 chapters, with drawing architectural floor plans as the main thread. It starts with setting up the working environment for AutoCAD drawing, progressing from simple to complex, beginning with a bathroom and gradually drawing to completion, including printing the final output. The text provides detailed explanations on how to use blocks and layers to organize graphics, how to utilize precise positioning tools and editing tools to improve drawing efficiency, how to annotate text and dimensions to our graphics, and introduces solutions to many practical problems that may arise during use. The book's main focus is on drawing applications, with command learning as a secondary element. The graphics in the book are based on AutoCAD 2000. The content of this book emphasizes the methods of drawing architectural plans rather than command explanations, so readers can choose to practice on versions of AutoCAD 2000 or higher. As a textbook, most of the content in this book has been applied in CAD teaching for undergraduate and graduate programs with excellent results, making it highly suitable for professionals in architecture, environmental engineering, construction management, and construction to learn CAD drawing.