AutoCAD 2006 Chinese Version Mechanical Design Basics (with CD-ROM)

Author: Generation Longzhen Studio
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is primarily written for beginners in CAD (Computer-Aided Design). It covers all the basic operations and interfaces of AutoCAD. Additionally, to build a solid foundation, it introduces fundamental concepts of graphics when explaining all the important commands of AutoCAD. This is a professional AutoCAD book that balances theory and practice, offering comprehensive content. The accompanying CD-ROM includes all the example source files from the book. The book consists of 16 chapters, introducing the powerful functions and operational techniques of AutoCAD. It begins with the history of AutoCAD, as well as its software and hardware configurations and related peripherals, then covers basic operations, system settings, template file settings for drawing frames, the use of various drawing and editing commands, fundamental theories of graphics, drafting conventions for mechanical engineering drawings, layer settings and operations, the creation and use of block graphics, professional mechanical dimensioning functions, and the application of "Express" tools. Finally, it includes exciting and professional paper model-making practices, aligned with the graphics theory discussed in Chapter 8, demonstrating that graphics theory is not an irrelevant learning topic but plays a pivotal role in cultivating design skills (or potential). This is the third major feature of the book!
This is a professional AutoCAD book that balances theory and practice, offering comprehensive content, with the accompanying CD-ROM including all the example source files from the book. The book consists of 16 chapters, introducing the powerful functions and operational techniques of AutoCAD. It begins with the history of AutoCAD, as well as its software and hardware configurations and related peripherals, then covers basic operations, system settings, template file settings for drawing frames, the use of various drawing and editing commands, fundamental theories of graphics, drafting conventions for mechanical engineering drawings, layer settings and operations, the creation and use of block graphics, professional mechanical dimensioning functions, and the application of "Express" tools. Finally, it includes exciting and professional paper model-making practices, aligned with the graphics theory discussed in Chapter 8, demonstrating that graphics theory is not an irrelevant learning topic but plays a pivotal role in cultivating design skills (or potential).
This book is suitable for all design and drafting professionals in the mechanical and related industries, as well as the best textbook for students majoring in mechanical engineering or related fields.
The Simplified Chinese edition of this book is authorized for publication and distribution by the Electronics Industry Press, and the copyright of this book belongs to the Electronics Industry Press. Without the permission of the original author and the publisher, no organization or individual shall reproduce or disseminate any part or all of the content of this book in any form or manner.
This book is primarily written for beginners in CAD (Computer-Aided Design). It covers all the basic operations of AutoCAD. Additionally, to build a solid foundation, it introduces fundamental concepts of graphics when explaining all the important commands of AutoCAD. This is one of the three major features of the book. Integrating professional knowledge into the background explanations of command functions allows CAD beginners to understand "why" they are drawing and learn to create industry-standard engineering drawings. This is the second major feature of the book. Whether it's drafting conventions in the mechanical industry or geometric graphics, although they are very important, they can be relatively dull and boring. This book includes an interesting and professional paper model-making practice in the final chapter, echoing the geometric graphics theory discussed in Chapter 8, allowing readers to understand that graphics theory is not an irrelevant learning topic but plays a pivotal role in cultivating design skills (or potential). This is the third major feature of the book!