Where 'Beginning AutoCAD' leaves the student with a grasp of the main AutoCAD commands and an ability to draw simple diagrams with hatching, 'Progressing with AutoCAD' goes on to introduce a range of frequently used, but more advanced facilities. The student's skills are developed and their practical drawing efficiency improved. The text is supported by a wealth of worked examples and graded tutorial exercises, which effectively render the book a self-teaching package.
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Höhe: 246 mm
Breite: 189 mm
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978-0-340-60173-0 (9780340601730)
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Bob McFarlane is a Curriculum Manager (CAD and New Media) at Motherwell College. He is in charge of the following courses to HNC and HND level: a)Computer Aided Draughting and Design b)Architectural Technology with CAD c)Filmcraft and Animation d)Internet and Multimedia Design and Development Bob has been writing AutoCAD books since 1993, the first being published for AutoCAD Release 12. Bob is an Autodesk Educational Developer and has a particular interest in the modelling concepts. Outside of work, Bob s interests include Bonsai trees, stamp collecting, remote control aircraft and kite flying. At present Bob spend most of his time with his wife Helen, his children Linda and Stephen and his granddaughter Ciara.
1 Starting drawings 2 Attributes 3 AutoCAD's external commands 4 Attribute extraction 5 Linetypes 6 Hatch patterns 7 Shapes 8 Menu creation 9 Slides 10 Script files 12 External referencing 13 Command alases 14 Object filters 15 Regional modeller 16 Data exchange 17 Dialogue boxes
