Applying AutoCAD® 2007, Student Edition

Overview

Applying AutoCAD® 2007 has been completely redesigned and updated to showcase the changes in AutoCAD® 2007 software. A new chapter on workspaces introduces AutoCAD's new interface flexibility, and all chapters have been updated to take advantage of this new feature.

Table of contents

Part 1: Groundwork
Chapter 1: Exploring AutoCAD
Chapter 2: Workspaces
Chapter 3: User Interface
Chapter 4: Command Entry
Chapter 5: Basic Objects
Chapter 6: Object Selection
Chapter 7: Entering Coordinates
Chapter 8: Getting Help
Chapter 9: File Maintenance
Part 2: Drawing Aids and Controls
Chapter 10: Object Snap
Chapter 11: Helpful Drawing Features
Chapter 12: Construction Aids
Chapter 13: Zooming
Chapter 14: Planning and Viewing
Part 3: Drawing and Editing
Chapter 15: Solid and Curved Objects
Chapter 16: Adding and Altering Objects
Chapter 17: Moving and Duplicating Objects
Chapter 18: Modifying and Maneuvering
Chapter 19: Hatching and Sketching
Part 4: Text and Tables
Chapter 20: Notes and Specifications
Chapter 21: Text Editing and Spell Checking
Chapter 22: Tables
Part 5: Preparing and Printing a Drawing
Chapter 23: Drawing Setup
Chapter 24: Layers and Linetypes
Chapter 25: Plotting and Printing
Chapter 26: Multiple Viewpoints
Part 6: Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Chapter 27: Basic Dimensioning
Chapter 28: Advanced Dimensioning
Chapter 29: Fine-Tuning Dimensions
Chapter 30: Tolerancing
Chapter 31: Calculations
Part 7: Groups and Details
Chapter 32: Groups
Chapter 33: Blocks
Chapter 34: Dynamic Blocks
Chapter 35: Symbol Libraries
Chapter 36: Attributes
Chapter 37: Bills of Materials
Part 8: 3D Drawing and Modeling
Chapter 38: Isometric Drawing
Chapter 39: The Third Dimension
Chapter 40: Drawing Objects in 3D
Chapter 41: User Coordinate Systems
Part 9: Solid Modeling
Chapter 42: Primitives
Chapter 43: Basic Modeling
Chapter 44: Boolean Operations
Chapter 45: Adjusting Solid Models
Chapter 46: Documenting Solid Models
Chapter 47: Visualization and Navigation
Chapter 48: Benefits of Solid Modeling