AutoCAD 2002: No Experience Required

Book info: AutoCAD 2002: No Experience Required (Paperback, 656 pages) – Sybex, 2001. Language: English.

AutoCAD 2002: No Experience Required is your step-by-step introduction to the latest version of AutoCAD, the drafting and design program that has become the industry standard in architecture, landscaping, engineering, and construction. Inside, practical examples and straightforward explanations show you exactly what you need to know to create, develop, and complete a sophisticated AutoCAD project.

Gain the AutoCAD Skills That Matter Most

• Finding your way around AutoCAD
• Understanding basic commands
• Applying AutoCAD's coordinate systems
• Setting up a drawing
• Mastering drawing strategies
• Accessing right-click context menus
• Employing Polar and Object Snap Tracking
• Setting up layers, colors, and linetypes
• Using blocks and Wblocks
• Dragging AutoCAD objects from one drawing to another
• Generating elevations
• Working with hatches and fills
• Controlling text in a drawing
• Dimensioning a drawing
• Managing external references
• Using layouts and printing an AutoCAD drawing
• Sharing drawings on the Internet
• Viewing 3D models dynamically with 3D Orbit
• Rendering a 3D model
• Setting up attributes

Editorial Reviews From the Back Cover AutoCAD 2002: No Experience Required is your step-by-step introduction to the latest version of AutoCAD, the drafting and design program that has become the industry standard in architecture, landscaping, engineering, and construction. Inside, practical examples and straightforward explanations show you exactly what you need to know to create, develop, and complete a sophisticated AutoCAD project.

Gain the AutoCAD Skills That Matter Most

• Finding your way around AutoCAD
• Understanding basic commands
• Applying AutoCAD's coordinate systems
• Setting up a drawing
• Mastering drawing strategies
• Accessing right-click context menus
• Employing Polar and Object Snap Tracking
• Setting up layers, colors, and linetypes
• Using blocks and Wblocks
• Dragging AutoCAD objects from one drawing to another
• Generating elevations
• Working with hatches and fills
• Controlling text in a drawing
• Dimensioning a drawing
• Managing external references
• Using layouts and printing an AutoCAD drawing
• Sharing drawings on the Internet
• Viewing 3D models dynamically with 3D Orbit
• Rendering a 3D model
• Setting up attributes

About the Author David Frey has been teaching AutoCAD to AEC design professionals, engineers, and high school students and teachers for nine years. His books for Sybex include two previous best-selling editions of AutoCAD: No Experience Required and AutoCAD 2000 Visual JumpStart. David holds a Master’s degree in architecture from UC Berkeley.