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Author: Exercises in Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The features of this exercise book are as follows:
1. Reflects the characteristics of industry-academia collaboration in education, emphasizing the integration of industry and academia, strengthening practical training, and being used in conjunction with the textbook.
2. The types of questions are closely aligned with production practices, progressing from easy to difficult, and systematically helping students digest and master the teaching content through exercises.
3. Maintains the systematic foundation of descriptive geometry, including a substantial amount and depth of content. It focuses on cultivating students' spatial imagination.
4. Emphasizes training and development in drawing and reading complex figures, supplemented with spatial conceptualization content, and appropriately strengthens reading and analysis.
5. Preserves the progressive teaching model of combining descriptive geometry and mechanical drawing, emphasizing adherence to national standards, with a certain quantity and depth, allowing for selective use based on individual needs.
6. The "exercise book" is integrated with the university's independently developed online teaching assistance and guidance system to improve teaching efficiency and quality. This exercise book is designed to be used in conjunction with the textbook Exercises in Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing. The arrangement of exercises follows the textbook's system. It is suitable for teaching in mechanical and near-mechanical disciplines, as well as non-mechanical disciplines in higher industrial schools. It can also be used for self-study, correspondence courses, evening classes, and other adult higher education programs. Considering the varying requirements for ensuring the fundamental teaching standards of this course, the exercises and assignments provide a surplus, allowing for selective use based on actual teaching conditions.