AutoCAD 2005 Mechanical Drawing Case Study and Tutorial

Author: Ji Hongyi
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive and systematic explanation of the basic functions and commands of AutoCAD through example-based teaching. The book is divided into 7 chapters: Chapter 1 introduces the working environment and basic operations of AutoCAD 2005; Chapter 2 introduces the techniques for drawing plane geometric figures using AutoCAD 2005; Chapter 3 introduces auxiliary drawing techniques in AutoCAD 2005; Chapter 4 introduces the techniques for drawing three-dimensional graphics using AutoCAD 2005; Chapter 5 introduces text and annotations in AutoCAD 2005; Chapter 6 introduces the configuration and printing output of graphics in AutoCAD 2005; and Chapter 7 introduces the drawing of some commonly used architectural graphics and drawing specification requirements using AutoCAD 2005. The book explains 15 examples and provides nearly 100 practice exercises. With computer-based example operations as the main thread and a task-driven approach, it presents a brand-new teaching method. The book follows the principle of using examples to drive knowledge learning, enabling readers to master software operation methods and techniques through practical examples. When explaining the examples, it fully ensures the relative completeness and systematic nature of the knowledge. The book is co-authored by experienced teachers and mechanical design engineers. It features a well-structured and easy-to-understand approach. The case-based teaching method is closely integrated with practice, and the selection of examples follows the principles of mechanical drafting, featuring typical and practical cases. The "Learning Objectives" section elaborates on the practical applications and technical requirements of these examples in actual work, further perfecting the application technology theory of the examples. This is a key feature and important writing approach of the book. The book can be used as a textbook for computer majors in higher vocational colleges or as a self-study guide for beginners.