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Lynch, Alan; Jenison, Roland – Engineering Design Graphics Journal, 1987
Demonstrates one method for finding parallel tangents to a cylinder based on geometric properties of the three dimensional representation of the cylinders. Uses rotational transformations to obtain a three dimensional view. Provides a starting point for those studying geometric methods as a lead into computer assisted drafting. (CW)
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Graphics, Computer Uses in Education, Drafting
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Goss, Larry D. – Engineering Design Graphics Journal, 1987
Discusses coordinate systems, units of measure, scaling and levels as they relate to a database generated by a computer in a spatial rather than planer location. Describes geometric-oriented input, direct coordinates, transformations, annotation, editing and patterns. Stresses that hand drafting emulation is a short-sighted approach to…
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Graphics, Computer Uses in Education, Drafting
Lowe, Richard K. – Journal of Science and Mathematics Education in Southeast Asia, 1988
Contrasts the role of scientific diagrams in school classrooms with their role in the world of practicing scientists. Uses the role differences as a source for a new approach. Describes some practical strategies for classroom implementation. (Author/YP)
Descriptors: College Science, Diagrams, Drafting, Engineering Drawing
Waring, Gene – 1976
Designed for individualized use in an applied physics course in postsecondary vocational-technical education, this series of six learning modules is equivalent to the content of a three-credit hour class in surveying and drafting technology, architectural drafting technology, building construction technology, and civil engineering technology.…
Descriptors: Architectural Drafting, Behavioral Objectives, Building Trades, Civil Engineering
Resetarits, Paul J. – Technological Horizons in Education, 1989
Studies whether traditional drafting equipment (TRAD) or computer aided drafting equipment (CAD) is more effective. Proposes that students using only CAD can learn principles of drafting as well as students using only TRAD. Reports no significant difference either on achievement or attitude. (MVL)
Descriptors: College Science, Comparative Testing, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics