Visualization, Modeling, and Graphics for Engineering Design

by Dennis Lieu

A new book for a new generation of engineering professionals, Visualization, Modeling, and Graphics for Engineering Design was written from the ground up to take a brand-new approach to graphic communication within the context of engineering design and creativity. With a blend of modern and traditional topics, this text recognizes how computer modeling techniques have changed the engineering design process. From this new perspective, the text is able to focus on the evolved design process, including the critical phases of creative thinking, product ideation, and advanced analysis techniques. Focusing on design and design communication rather than drafting techniques and standards, it goes beyond the "what" to explain the "why" of engineering graphics.

1088 pages, Hardcover

First published October 15, 2005

Reviews

[Daisha Woodson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Let's just say this is the worst book ever and definitely NOT worth the money.
Doesn't explain concepts well, needs to narrow down to the meaningful content and needs to
ELABORATE MORE on the meaningful content. It's a big book for no reason.
Only thing this heavy book was good for was seeing the Homework assignments
the professor wanted us to look at but it did NOT help beyond that.
Maybe it just wasnt for me.