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Introduction to AutoCAD 2009: 2D and 3D Design

Alf Yarwood

Publisher: Newnes
Publication date: July 2008
ISBN: 978-0-7506-8983-0
Number of pages: 414
Available Formats: Book
Publisher's reference: 9780750689830
Members Price: £21.49 (Zero VAT)
Non members Price: £22.99 (Zero VAT)
Introduction to AutoCAD 2009: 2D and 3D Design
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Description

This publication provides a practical, structured course of work matched to the latest release of AutoCAD. After introducing first principles and the creation of 2D technical drawings, author Alf Yarwood goes on to demonstrate the construction of 3D solid and surface model drawings and rendering. All the new features of the 2009 software release are taken into account and the increasing emphasis on 3D solid modelling in the software is reflected in the book.

A free companion website is available and features: worked solutions and AutoCAD drawing files of stages and results for the exercises in the book plus further exercises and multiple-choice questions with answers.

Mr Terry Hyland, Architectural Technician for TRADA stated: "Many people within the construction industry and associated professions use this programme as the software of choice for preparing all types of drawings and 3D models. The book incorporates not just engineering examples but also includes many examples of buildings relevant to timber frame and associated CAD users. Suitable for all, this book should prove an indispensible learning tool and aid memoir".

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