Measures of Dispersion and Variability: Range, QD, AD and SD
Autocad 2011 3 hluti.
1. Learning Objectives
• Arcs and its various options.
• Rectangles, ellipses, and elliptical arcs.
3. Starting with the Advanced
• Polygons such as hexagons and pentagons.
• Polylines and donuts.
• Point style and point size.
• Infinite lines.
• Simple text
Sketching
2. DRAWING ARCS
Ribbon: Home > Draw Arc drop-down
Toolbar: Draw > Arc
3. Starting with the Advanced
Menu Bar: Draw > Arc
Command: ARC or A
Sketching
The tools in the Arc drop-down
3. The 3-Point Option
The Start, Center, End Option
The Start, Center, Angle Option
3. Starting with the Advanced
The Start, Center, Length Option
The Start, End, Angle Option
The Start, End, Direction Option
The Start, End, Radius Option
The Center, Start, End Option
Sketching
The Center, Start, Angle Option
The Center, Start, Length Option
Continue Option
Continue (LineCont:) Option
4. DRAWING RECTANGLES
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Rectangle
Toolbar: Draw > Rectangle
3. Starting with the Advanced
Tool Palettes: Draw > Rectangle
Command: RECTANG
Sketching
Invoking the RECTANGLE
command from the Ribbon
5. Drawing Rectangles by Specifying Two Opposite Corners
Drawing Rectangles by Specifying the Area and One Side
3. Starting with the Advanced
Drawing Rectangles by Specifying their Dimensions
Drawing Rectangle at an Angle
Chamfer
Fillet
Width
Sketching
Thickness
Elevation
6. DRAWING ELLIPSES
Ribbon: Home > Draw >Ellipse drop-down
Toolbar: Draw >Ellipse
3. Starting with the Advanced
Tool Palettes: Draw > Ellipse
Command: ELLIPSE
Sketching
Tools in the ELLIPSE drop-down
in the Draw panel
7. Drawing an Ellipse Using the Axis and Endpoint Option
3. Starting with the Advanced
Drawing an ellipse using the
Axis and Endpoint option
Sketching
8. Drawing Ellipse Using the Center Option
3. Starting with the Advanced
Drawing an ellipse using the
Center option
Sketching
10. DRAWING REGULAR POLYGONS
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Polygon
Toolbar: Draw > Polygon
3. Starting with the Advanced
Tool Palettes: Draw > Polygon
Command: POLYGON
Sketching
11. Drawing a Polygon by Specifying the Center of Polygon
3. Starting with the Advanced
Sketching
Drawing an inscribed polygon using Drawing a circumscribed polygon
the Center of Polygon option using the Center of Polygon option
12. Drawing a Polygon by Specifying an Edge
3. Starting with the Advanced
Drawing a polygon (hexagon)
Sketching
using the Edge option
13. DRAWING POLYLINES
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Polyline
Toolbar: Draw > Polyline
3. Starting with the Advanced
Tool Palettes: Draw > Polyline
Command: PLINE or PL
Sketching
Choosing the Polyline tool from
the Draw panel
14. Next Point of Line Halfwidth
Width Line
3. Starting with the Advanced
Length Radius
Undo Second pt
Close Undo
Arc Width
Angle Endpoint of Arc
Center Close
Sketching
Direction
15. DRAWING DONUTS
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Donut
Command: DONUT
3. Starting with the Advanced
Sketching
16. Example 1
3. Starting with the Advanced
Unfilled donut Filled donut Solid-filled donut
Sketching
17. PLACING POINTS
Changing the Point Style and Size
3. Starting with the Advanced
Ribbon: Utilities > Point Style
Command: DDPTYPE
Sketching
The Point Style dialog box Different point styles for PDMODE values
18. Placing Multiple Points
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Points drop-down > Multiple Points
Toolbar: Draw > Point
3. Starting with the Advanced
Tool Palettes: Draw > Point
Command: POINT
Placing Points at Equal Distance
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Points
drop-down > Divide
Sketching
Placing Points at Specified Intervals
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Points
drop-down > Measure
Options in the Points drop-down
19. DRAWING INFINITE LINES
Drawing Construction LINE
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Construction Line
3. Starting with the Advanced
Toolbar: Draw > Construction Line
Tool Palettes: Draw > Construction Line
Command: XLINE
Point Angular
Horizontal Bisect
Vertical Offset
Sketching
Drawing RAY
Ribbon: Home > Draw > Ray
Command: RAY
20. WRITING A SINGLE LINE TEXT
Command: TEXT
Current text style: "Standard" Text height: 0.2000 Annotative: No
3. Starting with the Advanced
Specify start point of text or [Justify/Style]: Specify the starting point of the
text.
Specify height<current>: Enter the text height.
Specify rotation angle of text <0>:
Sketching