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Taking the reader step by step through the features of AutoCAD, Alf Yarwood provides a practical, structured course of work matched to the latest release of this software. After introducing first principles and the creation of 2D technical drawings, he goes on to demonstrate the construction of 3D solid and surface model drawings and rendering in the second part. All the new features of the 2008 software release are taken into account, in particular the new workspace for 2D drafting, faster rendering, new rendering methods, more materials, and improved lighting methods. The 2D chapters are also suitable for those learning to how to use AutoCAD LT 2008.Introduction to AutoCAD 2008 includes:* Hundreds of full-colour drawings and screen shots illustrating the stages within the design process* Worked examples and exercises throughout the text, linking the use of AutoCAD to real-world engineering practice* Start of chapter learning outcome summaries and end of chapter revision notes and exercises to check the readers' understanding Readers can also visit a free companion website at books.elsevier.com/companions/XXXXXXXXXX, where they will find answers to questions, worked solutions to exercises in the book, further exercises and AutoCAD drawing files of stages and results of the exercises for students to download and edit.Suitable to all new users of AutoCAD, this book particularly applicable to introductory level undergraduate courses and vocational courses in engineering and construction. Further Education students in the UK will find this an ideal textbook to cater for the relevant CAD units of BTEC National and BTEC Higher NationalEngineering schemes from Edexcel, and the City & Guilds 4351 and 4353 qualifications.* Written by a member of the Autodesk Developer Network* Hundreds of full-colour drawings and screen shots illustrating the stages within the design process* Accompanying website with answers to questions, worked solutions to exercises, further exercises and AutoCAD drawing files of stages and results of the exercises Tags: introduction autocad 2008 |
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