What are the best textbooks books for learning AUTO CAD 2004? Note: It is best to be able to buy

Tsinghua University Press's AutoCAD Primer and Improvement book is a good one, and there are a few things to pay attention to in advance.

1. The version of AutoCAD is not too high, 2007 is enough, the operation interface of the too high version has changed, it is not universal, and pay attention to save it in 04 format when saving, otherwise it will not be printed.

2. It's not worth it to go to class for CAD, and you can paint this thing for a week. Buy this book, it's good, I used Tsinghua University Press's "AutoCAD Introduction and Improvement", now I don't know how much the latest version is CAD, probably AutoCAD 2007 Introduction and Improvement In short, you still buy this set, the branch factory mentioned in the book is detailed, and it's not verbose, Use it to know, 3. Three things should be clear: 1 Must be able to divide layers Whether you are architecture, planning or interior, people who do not divide layers will be very troublesome later, and others will not be able to take over your drawings. So there must be the concept of sub-layer 2 Cancel your right-click shortcut menu, the specific method is very clear, after canceling, right-click is OK, combined with the left-handed shortcut key operation, so that it is faster than you only use the mouse to click to click, 3 Be sure to use shortcut keys, there are a bunch of shortcut lists on the Internet, Don't remember them all, you can write down the commonly used ones, straight line, delete, **, fill, chamfer, ......CAD to the back is manual work, shortcut keys will help you save time and effort to complete the drawing work 4, more practice, CAD is a physical work, only familiar with the hands, you practice more, naturally become proficient.

The basic operation of CAD and the use of tools are the same, it is better to buy books according to your major, and the different professional versions of books give you some introduction to the knowledge of related professions, which is equivalent to learning a little more about this professional knowledge, but no matter what professional, the application of CAD software is the same, CAD is a tool.

It is recommended that you; 1. Choose a CAD textbook of this major according to your major and buy it.

2. Install a CAD program on your computer.

4. **CAD example tutorial, follow the tutorial practice.

In this way, the learning efficiency is high.

Bookstores can buy it, and genuine CAD books generally come with their own materials or teaching CDs.

Places that sell computer software are generally available.

Hello the 04 version is a bit old, I personally feel that the 08 version is good, you can try it. Just find the textbook to be the same, operate the commands on the textbook on the computer, and then it's almost there, good luck!

Here are the books where you can learn CAD::

Chinese AutoCAD Graphic Design Standard Course

AutoCAD 2005 Tutorials

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AutoCAD 2007 Ƶ ̳ 3D Ƶ

AutoCAD 2012 Complete Study Manual

AutoCAD Application Tutorial

AutoCAD Shortcut Keys Encyclopedia

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CAD is too general, too broad, and I think you're referring to the meaning that ACAD CAD is just computer-aided design.

If it's a manufacturing industry, then buy a book with mechanical content, and it's best to have a national standard material.

If you buy books that introduce the structure of the house, the layout of the city, etc., preferably with national standards, you can know that there is a standard way to draw those things.

The latest version of ACAD has many standards that can be used directly, including manufacturing, civil, electrical, construction, etc.

You can focus on the design instead of drawing everything yourself.

There are also large software help functions are extremely powerful, generally do not understand can directly choose the help of the software to solve the problem, a lot of the content in the book, sometimes refer to the help content of the software.

If you have a friend who is a draftsman or a designer, it's best to ask him to get you started.

The basic course of AutoCAD of the Machinery Industry Press, I personally think that AutoCAD has nothing to learn, and there is no need for textbooks to find a little example textbook on the Internet, if you really want to develop this aspect, it is recommended that you practice three-dimensional design ability, 3dmax ug, etc.

CAD is the English abbreviation of "computer-aided design".

It depends on what kind of design you're using for it.

There are many mechanical designs such as AutoCAD, Proe, Protel, Electrol, etc., as well as decorative design, Vary, Lightscape, and architectural design, Archicad, etc.

** Design for Photoshop, etc.

Some such as AutoCAD have many versions in it, and you can also do electrical design and building construction design, depending on your proficiency and habits.

In fact, when you choose a book, you mainly look at the following points:

First, there should be as many examples as possible.

Second, have as many screenshots and text descriptions as possible.

Third, there are some summaries and tips.

Fourth, there is a matching CD, and the content of the book and the content of the CD are linked, the best is to draw examples, have voice, and will talk about each step of the operation.

When you were studying CAD:

The first step is to learn the main commands, tools.

The second step is to learn how to use these tools through some simple graphics.

Fourth, learn simple 3D operations to understand the direction and concept of its drawing.

Fifth, strengthen practice and improve the ability of 3D modeling.

That's the basic process. You have to take it step by step and don't rush it, learning software is something that comes slowly, practice makes perfect, just use more.

There are a lot of books, but they are useless. Find a picture to draw yourself, and you can draw it. We had 20 hours of CAD in college, and I didn't understand anything after I finished it.

After graduating and working, I couldn't draw at first. After drawing for a while, I gradually became familiar with it, and now it's all shortcut command drawing. So the key is to practice makes perfect, according to your CAD version, just buy a copy is enough.

You don't need to buy it, there are a lot of this kind of information on the Internet.

I have a collection in the library, you can see the following series.

2010 is a little better, the computer requirements are not so engaged, and when you learn this software well, it should not be outdated. The 2011 version of the computer is very demanding, and many people will not be able to open the pictures you draw. Because the version of your diagram is also high. (The higher version cannot be converted to the lower version).