AutoCAD 2005 for Engineers

Features

• Cover Type: Paperback with 272 pages
• Published by: Teora USA, LLC July 1, 2005
• Written in: English
• ISBN 10 Number: 159496033X
• ISBN 13 Number: 978-1594960338
• Book Dimensions: 8.8 x 7.2 x 0.8 inches
• Weighs: 1 pounds

Product Description
ABOUT THE BOOK Written for AutoCAD novices, "AutoCAD 2005 for engineers" is completely updated with the newest features, commands, and user interfaces. Geared to the interests of mechanical and civil engineers, who will enjoy the concise explanations and examples of vital features and tools, it covers every aspect of the basics of AutoCAD 2005, from introducing CAD software to efficiently producing drawings by a variety of means. Setting up AutoCAD for new drawings, learning to draw with objects, and direct editing of objects are all featured in this volume. Inside, you'll find: AutoCAD 2005 basics (launching the program, controlling the drawing window, AutoCAD 2005 graphic screen, using AutoCAD commands, system variables); Organizing a session in AutoCAD (creating a new drawing, opening an existing drawing, setting the limits of a drawing, the coordinate system, the drawing units, configuring the view, saving the drawing, closing the session in AutoCAD); Work techniques in AutoCAD (selecting points and objects, using layers, setting line color, line type and line weight etc.); 2D-drawings in AutoCAD (draw commands, object editing commands, entering text etc.); 3D-drawings in AutoCAD (3D views, 3D drawing, editing of 3D drawings); Solids modeling in AutoCAD (modeling 2D-objects and 3Dsolids); Viewports of solid models (model space, paper space, views, viewports in model space, viewports in paper space, plotting drawings). Category: Computer Graphics / CAD User Level: Beginning to Advanced

About The Author
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ionel Simion has a Ph.D. in Technical Sciences Computer Aided Fixture Design from the University POLITEHNICA in Bucharest, Romania, Aerospace Engineering Faculty, Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics Department. Professor Simion is the author of 87 scientific papers, 18 books, and 35 research contracts. He currently teaches courses and conducts laboratory practice and design activities for different engineering subjects, such as CAD, Engineering Graphics, Descriptive Geometry, Web Design, Computer Aided Fixture Design, and Product Manufacturing Technology. His major scientific and technical interests include Computer Graphics, Web Design, CAD, and Mechanical Technology. Affiliations that Professor Simion keeps include the International Society for Geometry and Graphics (ISGG) and the Romanian Society for Engineering Graphics (SORGING).