Teaching descriptive and constructive geometry at the Department of Geometry Budapest University of Technology and Economics M. Szilvasi-Nagy Web-site.

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Teaching descriptive and constructive geometry at the Department of Geometry Budapest University of Technology and Economics M. Szilvasi-Nagy Web-site of the Department:

Basic course of descriptive geometry at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (1 semester, 1+2 hours) Orthographic projection (Monge’s system) Constructions with lines, planes and polyhedra true size, distances, angles Projection of the circle, representation of a sphere, cone and cylinder, intersection with planes, conic sections Axonometric view The constructions are made with traditional tools (pencil, rulers, compasses)because of the big number of students (~350)

Classical constructions in Monge projections

Orthogonal axonometric view

Descriptive geometry with computer-aided modeling for engineering designer students (1 semester, 1+2 hours) Descriptive geometry (common with mech. eng.) Spatial constructions with a CAD-system (4*2 hours in the semester) Constructions of polyhedra (spatial geometry) Modeling with simple solids (prisms, cylinders, geometric transformations, Boolean operations)

Spatial construction with the help of Cadkey

Pyramids on the faces of a parallelepiped

The resulting solid in orthographic and axonometric views

Worksheet for the construction

Construction of a cube

Composite model (Boolean operations)

Composite model with cylindrical components (geometric transformations)

Constructive geometry with computer (optional course for more faculties; 1 semester, 1+2 hours) Geometric backgrounds of modeling (definition, geometric operations, visualization) Spatial constructions, modeling with solids, spline-curves and free-form surfaces (labs. with Cadkey)

Constructions of regular polyhedra

Intersection of a cube and a sphere

Modeling with different surfaces

Visualization methods

Models of our students

Models of our students The CadKey download files of student’s works are on the web-site of our department: The viewer program CKviewer (linked there) shows only wire-frame models. In order to get full impression of the models use the viewer of KubotekSpectrum (free download):

Compoly: teaching program for interactive construction on the web (