| AutoCAD 2007: A Problem Solving
Approach Sham Tickoo, Purdue University Calumet ISBN: 141804900X Paperback 1440 Pages |
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This book contains a detailed
explanation of AutoCAD 2007 commands and how to use them in solving
drafting and design problems. Every AutoCAD command is thoroughly
explained with examples and illustrations that make it easy to understand
their function and application. At the end of each topic, there are
examples that illustrate the function of the command and how it can be
used in the drawing. When you are done reading this book, you will be able
to use AutoCAD commands to make a drawing, create text, make and insert
symbols, dimension a drawing, create 3D objects and solid models, write
script files, and define line types and hatch patterns. |
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| Evaluation Chapters of AutoCAD 2007: A Problem Solving Approach
textbook (zipped pdf files) (These files have been posted for evaluation only) |
contents-acad-2007-eval
(51 KB), c01-acad-2007-eval
(1.2 MB), c05-acad-2007-eval (856KB), c13-acad-2007-eval (1.1 MB), c18-acad-2007-eval (1.4 MB), c24-acad-2007-eval (6.2 MB), c30-acad-2007-eval (570 KB) | ||
| Free Software Download | If you are a student and have a school-issued email address from a college or university, you can click on the following link and download the software for free: | ||
| Free Technical Support | For free technical support, please email to techsupport@cadcim.com | ||
| Technical Support Questions and
Answers (MS Word 2000 file) |
questions and ans.doc | ||
| Student Projects (.dwg files) The project consists of detail and assembly drawings with BOM. The project also contains solid model, both assembled and exploded |
students-proj-acad-2007 | ||
| Tips and Notes (MS Word 2000
file) These tips and notes are in addition to those given in the AutoCAD 2007: A Problem Solving Approach textbook |
tips-notes-acad-2007 | ||
| Related Links For more information on AutoCAD 2007 and other products of Autodesk, visit these links. |
http://www.autodeskpress.com/, http://www.autodesk.com/ |
Last Updated: October 25, 2006