AutoCAD 2002/2004 Comprehensive Training Course

Author: Zhou Xiaoxin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This is a unique CAD textbook. The author has long been engaged in engineering applications and teaching of CAD, and this book is adapted from the author's latest authentic teaching materials. Starting from the perspective of beginners, with a practical approach and a focus on quick learning and operation methods, it systematically introduces the use of AutoCAD 2002/2004, guiding readers to quickly get started and systematically master AutoCAD drawing techniques. "Apply what you learn" and "Learn and be able to use" are the goals of this book. The book consists of 24 lessons, where Lessons 1–2 introduce basic operations and preparatory knowledge for AutoCAD; Lessons 3–9 cover 2D drawing operations and editing; Lessons 10–11 discuss the flexible use of layers, as well as how to perform pattern filling and symbol calls in drawings; Lesson 12 explains how to draw complex plane graphics; Lessons 13–16 introduce dimensioning and how to create a complete engineering drawing; Lessons 17–18 cover isometric drawing and how to print graphics; Lessons 19–21 discuss 3D surface drawing, as well as the methods for creating basic and advanced solid models; Lessons 22–24 cover 3D model editing, modification, rendering, and provide a typical 3D modeling comprehensive example. To reduce readers' book purchase costs, the book mentions "open the xxx graphic file named in the accompanying CD," but readers can download all practice files for this book for free from the CAD Training Network (www.YeaSo.com) download center. The target readers of this book are intermediate and advanced CAD users, and it is particularly suitable for self-study and used as teaching materials or reference books in various CAD training classes, vocational and technical schools, and engineering colleges in fields such as mechanical and electrical, design, and architecture. To support the teaching of this book, the author has created PowerPoint-format electronic teaching materials, which are provided free of charge to teachers.