Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing

Author: Feng Kaiping
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Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The "Engineering Drawing Series Textbooks?Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing (for Mechanical and Near-Mechanical Majors)" can be used independently or with a multimedia CD-ROM. It is suitable for classroom teaching in institutions of higher learning for 70–110 hours of mechanical and near-mechanical drawing courses. It can also serve as a textbook for radio and television universities, correspondence courses, adult education, or self-study. The multimedia CD-ROM is suitable for classroom teaching or for review or self-study on a computer. The student version of the CD-ROM is included with the book and can also be purchased separately. For ordering the teacher version of the CD-ROM, please contact the author. This book is a modern textbook on "Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing" for the 21st century, written by the authors based on years of dedication to the reform of engineering drawing teaching. It includes content such as descriptive geometry, the basic principles of projection drawing, axonometry, the expression of mechanical drawings, standard and commonly used parts, and the drawing and reading of part and assembly drawings. Computer graphics theory and application have been integrated into the writing, with added units on solid modeling design and 3D drawing. The book also emphasizes the surveying of components and the drawing of manual sketches. Accompanying multimedia CD-ROMs are provided for both teachers and students for learning and practice, using sound, graphics, 2D and 3D animations, and text to meticulously simulate all drawing processes as well as the entire content of teaching and exercise solutions. It plays an important role in cultivating talents with rich spatial imagination, conceptualization, creativity, and design skills, and has a practical effect in establishing a scientific, rigorous, conscientious, meticulous, and pragmatic attitude. The entire content of this book adopts the latest national standards as of May 2001. This textbook can be used independently or with a multimedia CD-ROM, and is suitable for classroom teaching in institutions of higher learning for mechanical and near-mechanical drawing courses of 70–110 hours. It can also serve as a textbook for radio and television universities, correspondence courses, adult education, or self-study. The multimedia CD-ROM is suitable for classroom teaching or for review or self-study on a computer. The student version of the CD-ROM is included with the book and can also be purchased separately. For ordering the teacher version of the CD-ROM, please contact the author.