IMPROVING ALTERNATIVE THINKING IN DETERMINING THE INTERSECTION OF CURVED SURFACES BASED ON AUXILIARY SPHERE METHOD
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2023/992Keywords:
Intersection, sphere, supporting face, supporting sphere CADAbstract
The goal of higher education is to train high-quality human resources, the output products of higher education must have all the criteria in terms of knowledge, cognitive capacity, autonomy, and skills. ability, attitude, responsibility. In order to achieve that output standard, students must have the ability to think mathematically in order to gradually improve the ability to design products in mechanical engineering. Geometry Drawing at universities of engineering directs students to know the intersection of two sides and initially apply them to professional practice. Through teaching Geometry and Graphics, contributing to the development of algorithmic thinking for students, helping them know how to use CAD software and apply mathematics to design, create technical details, space surface.
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