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Riley, P: Discovering AutoCAD 2020


en Paperback – 15 aug 2019
Designed for introductory AutoCAD users, Discovering AutoCAD 2020 presents a hands-on, activity-based approach to the use of AutoCAD 2020 as a drafting tool--complete with techniques, tips, shortcuts, and insights that improve efficiency. Topics and tasks are carefully grouped to lead students logically through the AutoCAD command set, with the level of difficulty increasing steadily as skills are acquired through experience and practice. Straightforward explanations focus on what is relevant to actual drawing procedures, and illustrations show exactly what to expect on the computer screen. This edition features updates for the latest release of AutoCAD 2020, projects, and test questions for each chapter.
  • Lessons are broken down into tasks listed at the beginning of each section, introducing students to the AutoCAD commands using a structured, intuitive approach and helping students anticipate what information will be needed at each new phase of the learning process.
  • General Procedure boxes appear as new commands are introduced, providing a simple overview of basic command sequences in a step-by-step format.
  • Detailed graphics appear throughout the text, demonstrating what students should expect to see on their screens and encouraging self-paced study.
  • Drawing problems appear at the end of each chapter, helping students apply newly learned techniques immediately to realistic drawing situations. This includes drawing suggestions, timesaving tips, and explanations of how to use techniques in actual situations.
  • Working drawings accompany the end-of-chapter drawing problems, appearing in a large, clearly dimensioned format on each right-hand page, with drawing suggestions on the accompanying left-hand page. This includes mechanical, architectural, civil, and electrical drawings.
  • End-of-chapter review questions to test the student's knowledge.

Discovering AutoCAD 2020 will be a valuable resource for any student wanting to learn drafting skills.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780135576168
ISBN-10: 0135576164
Pagini: 704
Dimensiuni: 276 x 217 x 23 mm
Greutate: 1.25 kg
Editura: Pearson Education (US)

Notă biografică

MARK DIX first worked with AutoCAD as a programmer in 1985. The following year he began collaborating with Paul Riley to create AutoCAD training material, combining Paul's background in industrial design with his own background in writing and curriculum development. Mark received the M.A.T. from Cornell University and the M.S. degree from the University of Massachusetts.

PAUL RILEY was an early advocate for exposing students to the advantages of learning AutoCAD for career advancement. Paul holds a B.S. in Education and an M.S. in Computer Technology with a career that has included teaching at public high school, private college, public university, and technology companies in the Boston area.


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PART ONE: BASIC TWO-DIMENSIONAL ENTITIES Chapter 1 Lines and Essential Tools 1 Introduction 1 Creating a New Drawing 2 Exploring the Drawing Window 5 Interacting with the Drawing Window 7 Exploring Command Entry Methods 13 Drawing, Undoing, and Erasing Lines 19 Saving and Opening Your Drawings 30 Getting Started 32 Chapter Summary 36 Chapter Test Questions 36 Chapter Drawing Projects 38 Chapter 2 Circles and Drawing Aids 51 Introduction 51 Changing the Grid Setting 52 Changing the Snap Setting 53 Changing Units 55 Drawing Circles by Specifying a Center Point and a Radius 58 Drawing Circles by Specifying a Center Point and a Diameter 60 Accessing AutoCAD Online Help Features 63 Using the ERASE Command 65 Using Single-Point Object Snap 72 Using the RECTANG Command 74 Customizing Your Workspace 76 Plotting or Printing a Drawing 78 Chapter Summary 82 Chapter Test Questions 82 Chapter Drawing Projects 84 Chapter 3 Layers, Colors, and Linetypes 97 Introduction 97 Creating New Layers 98 Assigning Colors to Layers 100 Assigning Linetypes 102 Assigning Lineweights 103 Changing the Current Layer 105 Changing Linetype Scale 107 Editing Corners Using FILLET 108 Editing Corners Using CHAMFER 110 Zooming and Panning with the Scroll Wheel 111 Using the ZOOM Command 113 Entering Single-Line Text 115 Chapter Summary 117 Chapter Test Questions 117 Chapter Drawing Projects 120 Chapter 4 Templates, Copies, and Arrays 133 Introduction 133 Setting Limits 134 Creating a Template 137 Saving a Template Drawing 138 Using the MOVE Command 140 Using the COPY Command 144 Using the ARRAY Command-Rectangular Arrays 147 Creating Center Marks 153 Changing Plot Settings 154 Chapter Summary 158 Chapter Test Questions 158 Chapter Drawing Projects 162 Chapter 5 Arcs and Polar Arrays 177 Introduction 177 Creating Polar Arrays 177 Drawing Arcs 181 Using the ROTATE Command 185 Using Polar Tracking at Any Angle 188 Creating Mirror Images of Objects on the Screen 189 Creating Page Setups 192 Chapter Summary 197 Chapter Test Questions 197 Chapter Drawing Projects 200 Chapter 6 Object Snap 213 Introduction 213 Selecting Points with Object Snap (Single-Point Override) 214 Selecting Points with Running Object Snap 215 Object Snap Tracking 219 Using the OFFSET Command (Creating Parallel Objects with OFFSET) 223 Shortening Objects with the TRIM Command 224 Extending Objects with the EXTEND Command 226 Using STRETCH to Alter Objects Connected to Other Objects 228 Creating Plot Layouts 232 Chapter Summary 242 Chapter Test Questions 242 Chapter Drawing Projects 244 PART TWO: TEXT, DIMENSIONS, AND OTHER COMPLEX ENTITIES Chapter 7 Text 259 Introduction 259 Entering Single-Line Text with Justification Options 259 Entering Text on an Angle and Text Using Character Codes 264 Entering Multiline Text Using MTEXT 265 Editing Text in Place with TEXTEDIT 268 Modifying Text with the Quick Properties Palette 270 Using the SPELL Command 273 Changing Fonts and Styles 274 Changing Properties with MATCHPROP 278 Scaling Previously Drawn Entities 280 Creating Tables and Fields 283 Using AutoCAD Templates, Borders, and Title Blocks 289 Chapter Summary 292 Chapter Test Questions 292 Chapter Drawing Projects 294 Chapter 8 Dimensions 307 Introduction 307 Creating and Saving a Dimension Style 307 Drawing Linear Dimensions 312 Drawing Multiple Linear Dimensions Using QDIM 316 Drawing Ordinate Dimensions 319 Drawing Angular Dimensions 324 Dimensioning Arcs and Circles 326 Dimensioning with Multileaders 328 Changing Dimension Text 335 Using Associative Dimensions 337 Using the HATCH Command 340 Scaling Dimensions Between Paper Space and Model Space 344 Chapter Summary 353 Chapter Test Questions 353 Chapter Drawing Projects 356 Chapter 9 Polylines 373 Introduction 373 Drawing Polygons 374 Drawing Donuts 376 Using the FILL Command 377 Drawing Straight Polyline Segments 378 Drawing Polyline Arc Segments 381 Editing Polylines with PEDIT 382 Drawing Splines 384 Creating Path Arrays 387 Drawing Revision Clouds 388 Drawing Points 390 Using Constraint Parameters 392 Using AutoConstrain and Inferred Constraints 398 Chapter Summary 401 Chapter Test Questions 401 Chapter Drawing Projects 404 Chapter 10 Blocks, Attributes, and External References 419 Introduction 419 Creating Groups 420 Creating Blocks 422 Inserting Blocks into the Current Drawing 425 Creating Dynamic Blocks 428 Adding Constraints to Dynamic Blocks 436 Accessing Data in a Block Table 439 Using the Windows Clipboard 443 Inserting Blocks and External References into Other Drawings 445 Using the AutoCAD DesignCenter 449 Defining Attributes 455 Working with External References 461 Extracting Data from Attributes 463 Creating Tool Palettes 467 Exploding Blocks 468 Chapter Summary 470 Chapter Test Questions 470 Chapter Drawing Projects 474 PART THREE: ISOMETRIC DRAWING AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING Chapter 11 Isometric Drawing 485 Introduction 485 Using Isometric Snap 485 Switching Isometric Planes 487 Using COPY and Other Edit Commands 488 Drawing Isometric Circles with ELLIPSE 490 Drawing Text Aligned with Isometric Planes 492 Drawing Ellipses in Orthographic Views 494 Saving and Restoring Displays with VIEW 497 Chapter Summary 501 Chapter Test Questions 501 Chapter Drawing Projects 504 Chapter 12 3D Modeling 519 Introduction 519 Creating and Viewing a 3D Wireframe Box 520 Defining User Coordinate Systems 525 Exploring the 3D Basics Workspace 530 Creating Solid Boxes and Wedges 532 Accessing Different Visual Styles 535 Creating the Union of Two Solids 536 Working with DUCS 537 Creating Composite Solids with SUBTRACT 539 Creating Chamfers and Fillets on Solid Objects 543 Practicing 3D Gizmo Editing 546 Rendering Solid Models 548 Changing Viewpoints with the ViewCube 562 Creating Layouts with Multiple Views 564 Chapter Summary 568 Chapter Test Questions 568 Chapter Drawing Projects 572 Chapter 13 More Modeling Techniques and Commands 581 Introduction 581 Drawing Polysolids 581 Drawing Cones 586 Drawing Pyramids 588 Drawing Torus 589 Slicing and Sectioning Solids 590 Mesh Modeling 595 Adjusting Viewpoints with 3DORBIT 605 Creating 3D Solids from 2D Outlines 612 Walking Through a 3D Landscape 618 Creating an Animated Walk-Through 621 Chapter Summary 625 Chapter Test Questions 625 Chapter Drawing Projects 628 Appendix A Drawing Projects 645 Appendix B Creating Customized Panels 667 Appendix C Menus, Macros, and the CUI Dialog Box 677 Index 681 Appendix D (Online only) Additional Tools for Collaboration Glossary (Online only)