AutoCAD 2002: One Step at a Time

AutoCAD 2002: One Step at a Time is a book published by Prentice-Hall that provides a step-by-step guide to learning and mastering AutoCAD 2002, a popular computer-aided design software.

This book is designed for beginners who have little to no experience with AutoCAD or computer-aided design. It provides a comprehensive introduction and assumes no prior knowledge of the software.

The book covers a wide range of topics, including navigating the AutoCAD interface, creating and editing basic objects, utilizing drawing tools and commands, applying layers and linetypes, dimensioning drawings, plotting and printing, and much more.

Yes, the book includes numerous exercises and practice files that allow readers to reinforce their learning by applying the concepts and techniques covered in each chapter.

While AutoCAD 2002 is an older version of the software, many of the fundamental concepts and features covered in this book are still applicable to newer versions of AutoCAD. However, users may encounter minor differences in the user interface or additional functionality in newer versions.

No, this book focuses on teaching the basics and foundational concepts of AutoCAD. It does not cover more advanced topics or features that may be available in later versions of the software.

No, this book assumes no prior knowledge of AutoCAD or computer-aided design. It is suitable for beginners who want to learn AutoCAD from scratch.

While the book was published in relation to AutoCAD 2002, the core concepts and techniques covered in the book remain relevant. However, readers may need to consult official Autodesk documentation or online resources for any specific changes or updates in newer versions of AutoCAD.

Yes, readers can access additional resources and support on the Prentice-Hall website or contact their customer support for any queries or assistance related to the book or AutoCAD.

AutoCAD 2002: One Step at a Time can be purchased from various online retailers, such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or directly from the Prentice-Hall website.