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That CAD textbook is quite useful

2007-12-07View Original

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I took a course at university for one semester; now I can draw at an intermediate level, and I want to improve further
Reply #22007-12-07
To improve one’s CAD drawing skills, the best approach is to practice more by working on drawings that are somewhat challenging; as you draw more, your skills will naturally improve. There’s no need to stick rigidly to textbooks – it’s just like when you first learned *Microsoft Office: if you don’t use it in practice, even reading the books thoroughly won’t be of any use
Reply #32007-12-07
Tsinghua University has a good textbook, but a good textbook is only a supplementary tool; what’s most important is practice.
Reply #42007-12-08
You can take a look at the training tutorial on basic mechanical drawing in the Chinese version of AUTOCAD (compiled by Jiang Yong); the content is good, and the key to improvement lies in practicing more*

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