A book on any subject is mainly written by experienced authors who cover the contents of the syllabus framed by eminent experts on the subject intended to be taught in the universities. Such an attempt has been made by the author of this book with a certain twist. He has put in more practical material in the book to follow.
The subject forms the basics for an engineer when he comes in contact with the drawings to be followed carefully with a good knowledge of reading it. This book serves the purpose such that it can be implemented in the practical field of work. The author has framed the topics in the book in such a manner that it creates a lot of interest in an individual who has gained sufficient knowledge in this subject. Understanding the subject is a secondary object; the main emphasis should be laid on the innovation aspect from the learning of the subject, which in the future can be implemented in the field. This book has to some extent has fulfilled such an idea. Also, the book tries to follow a pattern by which a student at the end of study course) shall feel satisfied with the knowledge gained by reading and in practice for solving the problems/exercises during his/her study. The genre of the book is such that a student becomes more practical in nature.
Finally, a good student in graphics is also a mathematically sound student as the subject is generally a mathematics-oriented subject. It sharpens the brain of a student while he/she studies it religiously.
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Publication Year
2018
Number of Pages
358
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Author Info
Chaman Lal Fotedar is the author of the book Engineer’s Graphics, which has been written in three parts. After 36 years of teaching, the author felt the need of presenting his experience to all students, be it high school students to 6th semester students of Mechanical Engineering to those engaged in Diploma courses without over-burdening them.
The author has put in nine years of active service in teaching at I.T.I; PDRY (Adrew) as head of Refrigeration and Mechanical Engineering Departments. The author has felt that time limitations play an active role in fulfilling the needs of presenting one’s full knowledge of the subject. Only 72 hours (i.e) approximately 3.5 months are given to the subject for its completion. This time is divided into therotical (i.e lectures) and practical (practicing on drawing boards). It is mandatory to teach those topics which are most important and are very useful for examination point of view. Hence, the full course of graphics is never taught in the class room.