Following on from the success of 'Beginning AutoCAD', this package takes the novice CAD user through the basics to more specialised CAD techniques. This is very much a software-based package. The notes fully explain the features under discussion in Bob McFarlane's popular and accessible style, but the real advantage of this book lies in the two disks included in each package. These contain all the worked examples and activities outlined in the notes and thus create a self-contained tutor. The inexperienced user can create impressive drawings after only a few hours tuition.

This package is ideal for students of construction and engineering, but home users of AutoCAD will find this package simpler and more accessible than traditional CAD manuals and will allow the user to achieve impressive results faster.

Interactive tutorials
2 disks provided
Popular and accessible style

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