Which version of textbooks is better for self-learning CAD?
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Which version of textbooks is better for self-learning CAD? I hope everyone can discuss this. Hehe…
I’m using the 2004 model; the forums say that even numbers are better than odd numbers
The difference isn’t very large; basically, all the essential functions are available for around 2000. As for later versions, the teaching materials will definitely become more and more extensive
I learned it in 2007; I mastered 2D and 3D in just a month. It seems that the singular form isn’t any worse than the plural form!
I first learned CAD using the English version R13, and the commands used were the same as those in the current versions. If you’re learning, 04 or 06 will suffice; it’s still just some basic things.
It’s best to find a picture first, and then look for a solution if problems arise.
CAD is easy to learn; just find a basic textbook, such as one on CAD fundamentals. To improve one’s skills, it’s necessary to keep learning and practicing on one’s own
Personally, I think version 04 is good – it’s quite stable.
Practice more* is the best textbook; when encountering problems, check the help
You can search for some video tutorials on Youku~ There are many available online; there are versions for each CAD version as well! :)
The version doesn’t matter; no matter how it changes, the core elements remain the same. The key is the person who uses the software.
Personally, I think 2004 and 2007 are both okay.