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Q.1, (a) Fill in the Blanks.

i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii. viii. DIM RADIUS creates radial dimensions for circles and arcs.

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There are THREE types of coordinates namely RECTANGULA, POLAR, RELATIVE COORDINAT SYSTEMS. There is difference between a Break and TRIM command. Osnap consists of total 12 functions. By default the value of snap& grid is x-plane 0.5, y-plane 0.5. Snap can be turned on and off by two short keys F9 and CLT+B. Grid can be turned on and off by two short keys F7 and CLT+G. There are 5 dimensions available in AutoCAD.

(b) i. How many ways to entering commands in AutoCAD. Define each? Command Entry: All the commands can be entered from the keyboard, screen menu, pull-down menu or from the button menu. Data Entry: When the command is invoked, a user has to supply additional information to specify how, where or upon what the requested action should be performed. A user responds to AutoCAD by entering numeric values, specifying angles and distances. Entity Selection: One or more entities can be selected for processing. This collection of entities (just clicking) or remove entities from (shift+click), the selection set. AutoCAD highlight the selected entities using dotted lines ii. Name the professionals which are using AutoCAD? Computer Aided Design (CAD) is the latest breakthrough in the modern technology that became a part of variety of professionals like Engineers, Architects and Interior Designers. iii. Advantages of using computer over paper work? Easier creation of the drawing Easier correction of the drawing Easier visualization of the drawing Increase the accuracy of the drawing Increase the life of the drawing Drawing can be stored and easily referenced for the further modification

Q2, (a) Write down all the commands with their complete parameters, which you will be using in the following drawing. LINE FROM POINT TO POINT DIMENSION

LINEAR ALIGNED DTEXT START POINT TEXT (b) Write down the steps of construction by using Rectangular coordinate system and Polar coordinate system. RECTANGULAR COORDINATE Command: L From point: 2,2 To point: 8,2 To point: 8,5 To point: 2,5 To point: 2,2 To point: 8,5 Command: L From point: 8,2 To point: 2,5 Command: L LINE From point: 5,2 To point: 5,5 Command: L From point: 8,3.5 To point: 2,3.5 Command: DTEXT <Start point>: Text: Name: Roll No: Section: Dimension Linear Aligned POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM Command: LINE From point: 2,2 To point: @6<0 To point: @3<90 To point: @6<180 To point: @3<270 To point: @6.0792<26.5651 Command: LINE From point: 8,2 To point: @6.0792<-26.5651 OR 153.4349 Command: LINE From point: 5,2 To point: @3<90 Command: LINE From point: 8,3.5

To point: @6<180 Command: DTEXT <Start point>: Text: Name: Roll No: Section: Dimension Linear Aligned

Q3, (a) Write down all the commands with their complete parameters, which you will be using in the following drawing. CIRCLE CENTRE POINT RADIUS LINE FROM POINT TO POINT OR POLYGON Number of sides Center of polygon Inscribed in circle Radius of circle TRIM OR BREAK Select object: F for first point: Enter first point: Enter second point: DIMENSION RADIUS ALIGNED LINEAR OSNAP QUADRANT END POINT MID POINT

(b) Write down the steps of construction. CIRCLE Center point: 7.5,2 Radius: 1.5 Command: CIRCLE Center point>: 7.5,2 Radius .5 Command: POLYGON Number of sides : 3 Center of polygon: 7.5,2 Inscribed in circle <I>: Radius of circle: 1.5 Command: LINE From point: 7.5,3.5 To point: @6<180 To point: @3<270 To point: @6<0 Command: LINE From point: 2.5,.5 To point: @3<90 Command: LINE From point: 4.5,.5 To point: @3<90 Command: LINE From point: 2.5,.5 To point: 4.5,3.5 Command: LINE From point: 4.5,.5 To point: 2.5,3.5 Command: TRIM Select object to trim Command: DIMLINEAR DIMALIGNED DIMRADIUS

Q4, (a).Write down all the commands with their complete parameters, which you will be using in the following drawing. CIRCLE CENTRE POINT RADIUS LINE FROM POINT TO POINT RECTANGLE FIRST CORNER OTHER CORNER

DIMENSION RADIUS ALIGNED LINEAR OSNAP QUADRANT END POINT MID POINT (b) Write down the steps of construction. DO YOUR SELF?