Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing (Mechanical and Near-Mechanical Majors)

Author: Fan Sicong
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Publish Date: 2005-09-26
Features: This book is compiled based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing" formulated in 1994 (applicable to mechanical and near-mechanical majors), and takes into account the actual situation of implementing a five-day workweek starting from 1995. The applicable teaching hours are 100-120 hours. The book includes four parts: Descriptive Geometry, Basic Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, and Basic Computer Graphics. The entire book is divided into thirteen chapters, sequentially covering: Basic Knowledge and Skills of Drawing, Basic Knowledge of Projection, Projection of Points, Lines, and Planes, Relative Positions of Lines and Planes, Planes and Planes, Projection Transformation, Curves and Surfaces, Projection of Solids, Axonometric Projection, Common Expression Methods for Machine Parts, Standard Parts and Common Components, Part Drawings, Assembly Drawings, Basic Computer Graphics, and Appendices. This book is suitable for undergraduate students of mechanical and near-mechanical majors in ordinary universities and colleges. It can also be used by students of mechanical majors in workers' universities, television universities, correspondence universities, evening universities, and adult universities. Additionally, it can serve as a reference for engineering technicians in factories, research institutions, and design departments.

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