Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD® 2009: Advanced, A Layered Learning Approach
Autor Gary Koser, Dean Zirwas, Autodesken Limba Engleză Mixed media product – 3 iun 2008
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780131705012
ISBN-10: 0131705016
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 210 x 276 mm
Greutate: 0.85 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Prentice Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
ISBN-10: 0131705016
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 210 x 276 mm
Greutate: 0.85 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Prentice Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
Cuprins
1. Advanced Drawing and Modifying Commands
2. Introduction to 3D Modeling
3. Creating 3D Objects
4. Modifying 3D Solid Objects
5. 3D Presentations
6. Presentation Animations
7. Preparing Models for Printing
8. Using Files and Raster Images
9. Advanced Blocks and External Reference Operations
10. Internet Utilities and Operations
11. Drawing Standards
Appendix A: AutoCAD Commands
Appendix B: Menus and Toolbars
Appendix C: Command Alias List
Appendix D: AutoCAD Setting Variables
Appendix E: Glossary
2. Introduction to 3D Modeling
3. Creating 3D Objects
4. Modifying 3D Solid Objects
5. 3D Presentations
6. Presentation Animations
7. Preparing Models for Printing
8. Using Files and Raster Images
9. Advanced Blocks and External Reference Operations
10. Internet Utilities and Operations
11. Drawing Standards
Appendix A: AutoCAD Commands
Appendix B: Menus and Toolbars
Appendix C: Command Alias List
Appendix D: AutoCAD Setting Variables
Appendix E: Glossary
Caracteristici
For introductory courses in AutoCAD
By building on topics covered in Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD 2008: Basics, the layering approach leads students to the advanced topics covered in Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD 2009: Advanced. The text completes the discussion of the two-dimensional commands while branching into the world of three-dimensional space to construct various types of models. Coverage includes simple explanations of commands execution and related options, which leads to job skills. This empowers students to produce accurate, informational CAD documents and more useful electronic files at their jobs. Working in the CAD industry today requires more and more three-dimensional modeling skills to develop true engineering solutions. The sharing of information between engineering disciplines through three-dimensional modeling, as well as two-dimensional documentation, will continue to grow. Through the layering approach, students develop the knowledge foundation they need to move from traditional two-dimensional drafting to the world of three-dimensional modeling.
With a focus on fundamental skill development, Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD 2009: Advanced is designed around the “Draw-Modify-Dimension-Print” cycle and focuses on the drawing skills needed to produce 2 dimensional drawings. Taking a layered learning approach, it builds skills gradually rather than overwhelming students immediately with numerous commands or procedures. Projects, assignments, examples and tutorials draw from the fields of architecture, mechanical engineering and civil engineering. Complete with an instructor’s resource disk and student companion website, the text emphasizes both knowledge and productivity as the means for being successful in the workplace.
This second book in the AutoCAD Workskills Series continues the authors’ layered learning approach, focusing on workplace skills, not just a lengthy list of AutoCAD commands. Placing the emphasis on context and understanding, the bookis designed around the “Draw-Modify-Dimension-Print” cycle and presents topics in a production based order. This volume focuses on advanced topics in the 2D environment, 3D models and the methods of presenting the models through rendered images and simple animation. Continuing its work place orientation, its projects, assignments, examples and tutorials draw from the fields of architecture, mechanical engineering and civil engineering.
Hallmark Features
Focuses on basic drawing skills needed to produce 2 dimensional drawings.
By building on topics covered in Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD 2008: Basics, the layering approach leads students to the advanced topics covered in Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD 2009: Advanced. The text completes the discussion of the two-dimensional commands while branching into the world of three-dimensional space to construct various types of models. Coverage includes simple explanations of commands execution and related options, which leads to job skills. This empowers students to produce accurate, informational CAD documents and more useful electronic files at their jobs. Working in the CAD industry today requires more and more three-dimensional modeling skills to develop true engineering solutions. The sharing of information between engineering disciplines through three-dimensional modeling, as well as two-dimensional documentation, will continue to grow. Through the layering approach, students develop the knowledge foundation they need to move from traditional two-dimensional drafting to the world of three-dimensional modeling.
With a focus on fundamental skill development, Workplace Skills for Success with AutoCAD 2009: Advanced is designed around the “Draw-Modify-Dimension-Print” cycle and focuses on the drawing skills needed to produce 2 dimensional drawings. Taking a layered learning approach, it builds skills gradually rather than overwhelming students immediately with numerous commands or procedures. Projects, assignments, examples and tutorials draw from the fields of architecture, mechanical engineering and civil engineering. Complete with an instructor’s resource disk and student companion website, the text emphasizes both knowledge and productivity as the means for being successful in the workplace.
This second book in the AutoCAD Workskills Series continues the authors’ layered learning approach, focusing on workplace skills, not just a lengthy list of AutoCAD commands. Placing the emphasis on context and understanding, the bookis designed around the “Draw-Modify-Dimension-Print” cycle and presents topics in a production based order. This volume focuses on advanced topics in the 2D environment, 3D models and the methods of presenting the models through rendered images and simple animation. Continuing its work place orientation, its projects, assignments, examples and tutorials draw from the fields of architecture, mechanical engineering and civil engineering.
Hallmark Features
Focuses on basic drawing skills needed to produce 2 dimensional drawings.
- Emphasizes basic draw, modify, dimension and plot skills so students can quickly begin to produce and complete fundamental drawings.
- Gives students confidence and makes topics easy to find.
- Builds knowledge gradually so students gain the fundamentals needed to create basic drawings and then develop an advanced understanding of each area.
- Makes learning manageable, instead of overwhelming the reader immediately with numerous commands and procedures.
- Moves from basic commands to more powerful commands based on workplace drawing experiences.
- Uses exercises and tutorials to develop a true understanding of the fundamental skills needed to be successful in the workplace.
- Contains discipline specific sample drawings, exercises, examples and tutorials to make material more meaningful to the student.
- Gives instructors a chance to select the examples most appropriate for their course, their students’ majors and their students’ learning styles.