AutoCAD Complete Architectural Drawing Design Tutorial - (1CD)

Author: Cheng Bin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: ★ This book features a teaching model that integrates student computer career planning training into classroom instruction, enabling students to accumulate experience and plan for their careers in the classroom. ★ Based on new scientific research findings and advanced teaching theories, it is oriented towards practical work applications, adopting a well-structured format, and co-authored by excellent teachers and the author. ★ "Job Description - Career Prospects - Salary - Authoritative Links," providing a clear understanding of career prospects. ★ Two main threads run through the book: the explicit thread covers the teaching of computer skills, while the implicit thread introduces industry operational processes and professional background knowledge. ★ Focusing on the industry and employment, it uses two complete, real-life architectural design case studies of residential buildings and teaching buildings to impart practical experience to readers. Additionally, it includes an office building computer exercise case study to reinforce the knowledge learned and teach readers how to use software to complete real-world projects following actual work processes.
Target Audience: ★ Job seekers primarily composed of students from ordinary universities, vocational colleges, and technical colleges. ★ Students from various types of training schools and computer training classes.
This book primarily targets the field of architectural design, systematically explaining the basic methods and operational techniques for drawing architectural engineering drawings using AutoCAD. It adopts a classroom training teaching model, following the principle of gradual progress and starting from the basics, using plain language and illustrated examples to explain to readers. The book consists of 10 chapters: Chapter 0 is the introduction to the book, comprehensively elaborating on the prospects, salary, and authoritative links of the architectural design profession; Chapter 1 is a necessary introduction to AutoCAD basics, covering the working window, common toolbars, and basic operations of AutoCAD; Chapter 2 introduces the auxiliary settings and attribute settings of AutoCAD drawing, as well as the creation and use of architectural template drawings; Chapters 3 to 8 sequentially introduce the drawing and creation of architectural general layout plans, floor plans, elevation plans, section plans, architectural detail drawings, and architectural models; Chapter 9 covers the final drawing output and interaction with other operational software for conversion.
This book is well-structured, detailed in content, combines theory with practice, and provides thorough explanations. It is not only suitable as an ideal teaching material for AutoCAD architectural design for various schools but also as the best teaching material for various training classes. For readers who wish to learn AutoCAD architectural design, this book is also an invaluable self-study guide.