Computer-Aided Design - AutoCAD

Author: Qian Yang
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the drawing and editing functions of AutoCAD. The content covers both 2D and 3D drawing, including the creation and editing of planar graphics, auxiliary drawing tools, layers, blocks, annotations, text, hatching, 3D surface modeling, 3D solid modeling, rendering, and printing output—all important functions, tools, and commands. The layout of the book is designed to be concise and practical, with clear and concise explanations, and the content is appropriately detailed. When introducing commands, most are accompanied by easily understandable illustrations for assistance. Detailed step-by-step examples are provided only where necessary, making the book relatively compact. The chapters are organized based on the practical needs of training, so beginners can read and self-study in order. Each chapter includes a sufficient number of review questions or selected exercises, with some exercises providing brief operational hints. This book is suitable as a textbook for computer drawing courses in engineering disciplines at universities and colleges, as well as for various AutoCAD training classes, and is also ideal for general self-study. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the drawing and editing functions of AutoCAD. The content covers both 2D and 3D drawing, including the creation and editing of planar graphics, auxiliary drawing tools, layers, blocks, annotations, and text.