2014, no. 10
PRACTICE OF HIGHER SCHOOL

Geometric-graphic education at technical university

V.N. Guznenkov

pp. 71–7580 RUB

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Abstract

Presented is definition of professional geometric-graphic competency. Determined is structure of geometric-graphic disciplines, among which descriptive geometry, technical drawing, engineering graphics and computer graphics. Analyzed are results of corresponding pedagogical experiment.

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