Title: CAD08
1 TEACHING COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN WITH THE USE
OF DYNAMIC GEOMETRY Francisco Pérez Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid. Spain
2Contents
- Introduction
- Geometry at university level
- The discipline of CAD
- Why Geogebra?
- Examples
- Conclusions
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3Introduction (I)
- CAD with commercial programs
- Business, - Teaching
- Little knowledge on how CAD works
- Consolidate theoretical concepts and acquire
practice
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4Introduction (II)
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5Geometry at university level
- Geometry contents very different
- Geometry contents reduced
- CAD not only buttons, but algorithms
- Shipyard CAD user, CAD application developer
- DGS multimedia contents
- DGS shows to be an attractive and effective way
to develop spatial abilities
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6The discipline of CAD
- 1962 Sketchpad
- 60s Bézier, Casteljau
- 1985 NURBS software
- CAD is taught very differently programs,
geometric, - CAD can not exist without commercial CAD
programs - Capacity to use CAD tools, and develop programs
- CAD algorithms will be the same, not the programs
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7Why Geogebra? (I)
- Algorithms graphically and analytically
- Free
- Step by step
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8Why Geogebra? (II)
- Geometric commands important for CAD
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9Examples (I)
- NURBS (Non Uniform Rational B-splines)
algebraically - NURBS (Nobody Understand Rational B-splines)
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10Examples (II)
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11Conclusions
- DGS understanding algorithms bellow CAD
programs - DGS active learning, not push buttons, not
black boxes - Classes as laboratories
- More time on class preparation, more time for
students - CAD programs are necessary
- CADDGS positive for developers and programmers
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12Thank you!
Thank you!
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