Abstract
Computer-aided design and drafting (CADD) represents one of the most significant advances in production ever experienced in the engineering industry. This book provides a solid understanding of the fundamental differences between the CADD production environment and traditional manual drafting methods; it also examines how CADD offers better efficiency and cost savings. The author introduces the use of CADD on design projects and explains basic concepts surrounding the management and use of the computer and CADD systems at the project level. The way that CADD can affect every components of a project manager’s job is explained.
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