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Assistive CAD Tools: A Review of Automated Design Methods within Computer Aided Design

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Assistive CAD Tools: A Review of Automated Design Methods within Computer Aided Design. / Smith, Paul; Rennie, Allan.
Rapid Design, Prototyping and Manufacturing: Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference on . ed. / Allan Rennie; Chris Bocking; David Jacobson. High Wycombe: MJA Print, 2009. p. 17-25.

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Harvard

Smith, P & Rennie, A 2009, Assistive CAD Tools: A Review of Automated Design Methods within Computer Aided Design. in A Rennie, C Bocking & D Jacobson (eds), Rapid Design, Prototyping and Manufacturing: Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference on . MJA Print, High Wycombe, pp. 17-25.

APA

Smith, P., & Rennie, A. (2009). Assistive CAD Tools: A Review of Automated Design Methods within Computer Aided Design. In A. Rennie, C. Bocking, & D. Jacobson (Eds.), Rapid Design, Prototyping and Manufacturing: Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference on (pp. 17-25). MJA Print.

Vancouver

Smith P, Rennie A. Assistive CAD Tools: A Review of Automated Design Methods within Computer Aided Design. In Rennie A, Bocking C, Jacobson D, editors, Rapid Design, Prototyping and Manufacturing: Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference on . High Wycombe: MJA Print. 2009. p. 17-25

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Smith, Paul ; Rennie, Allan. / Assistive CAD Tools: A Review of Automated Design Methods within Computer Aided Design. Rapid Design, Prototyping and Manufacturing: Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference on . editor / Allan Rennie ; Chris Bocking ; David Jacobson. High Wycombe : MJA Print, 2009. pp. 17-25

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