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McGraw-Hill Engineering Graphics Communication 1995 Edition by Gary Bertoline, Eric Wiebe, Craig Miller, Leonard Nasman
Engineering Graphics Communications is an introductory design graphics text intended for use in the engineering drawing or engineering graphics course. This text presents graphic theory and technique in combination with modern topics such as computer tools, sketching, visualization for design, 3D or solid modeling, and manufacturing/production processes. AutoCAD and CADKEY work texts were developed in parallel with Engineering Graphics Communications, to provide a consistent interface between the traditional techniques found in the text and the computer based techniques of AutoCAD and CADKEY's latest software releases. The book is divided into four parts and each chapter is independent, allowing instructors the flexibility to pick and choose topics or to cover the entire book in multiple courses. This complete reference text teaches engineering students major drafting methods and techniques as well as important theory and descriptive geometry. Engineering Graphics is discussed in terms of the design process. Table of contents : - Part I*Visual Science for Engineering Design Graphics1 Introduction to Graphic Communications2 The Engineering Design Process3 Engineering Tools4 Sketching and Text5 Visualization for DesignPart II*Fundamentals of Engineering Design Graphics6 Engineering Geometry and Construction7 Three-Dimensional Modeling8 Multiview Drawings9 Pictoral DrawingsPart III*Descriptive Geometry10 Auxiliary Views11 Fundamentals of Descriptive Geometry12 Intersections and DevelopmentsPart IV*Standard Engineering Design Graphics Practices13 Section Views14 Dimensioning Practices and Tolerancing15 Fastening Devices and Methods16 Production and Automated Manufacturing Processes17 Working Drawings18 Technical Data Presentation