Lectures related to Comparison of computer-aided design software

Introduces a course on optimizing energy systems using computer-aided decision-making for efficient design and operation.

Explores how sketches in TopSolid manage seams and cuts of different profile types in Computer-Aided Design.

Explains the working principle and design process of the Mega-Fly-Nova XL toy.

Explores the historical evolution of geometric instruments and the transition to modern CAD software for architectural design.

Demonstrates creating a pavilion using a topological cube in TopSolid, emphasizing geometric accuracy and practical modeling techniques.

Explores involutes and Bezier curves, essential in computer-aided design.

Demonstrates the workflow using Adobe Photoshop to prepare a PDF for precise insertion in AutoCAD.

Discusses the design and construction of the Mega-Fly-Nova XL toy.

Focuses on designing a wind tunnel measurement device for Formula Student cars.

Explores solving equations, sketch behavior, and topological transformations in geometry.

Covers the .STL format for computer descriptions of part surfaces.

Covers the basics of AutoCAD drawing tools and techniques.

Introduces the fundamentals of 3D modeling in AutoCAD, covering commands for creating and manipulating objects.

Introduces the basics of AutoCAD, covering object creation, editing tools, and advanced features.

Delves into the open-source architecture community, focusing on BlenderBIM and various tools used in the architectural field.

Covers a range of AutoCAD functions, including tools for drawing and dimension modification.

Provides an overview of meshing algorithms for generating quality meshes in CAD software.

Introduces the Mechanical Design course, covering its structure, objectives, and evaluation methods.

Covers the basics of parametric curves, including straight lines, quadratic curves, Bézier curves, and cubic curves.

Explores the classification and practical applications of symmetries in 3D space, emphasizing user-driven determination of object symmetries.