Computer-aided Architectural Graphics: Seminar (Continuing Engineering Education)

This seminar is a must for architects, architectural engineers and anyone involved with the graphical presentation of building designs. At the time of this first presentation, Dr. Ryan had taught computer graphics for 21 years. He received his undergraduate degrees from the University of Northern Iowa and his graduate degree from Pacific University located in Encino, California. He transferred his course work from San Jose State College and completed the degree in January of 1984. During his ten years at the University of Nebraska he pioneered the application of computer graphics in engineering mechanics courses. As assistant to the Dean of Engineering he assisted over 30 colleges and small industrial firms in getting started in computer graphics. At the time of the seminar presentation he was author of seven textbooks relating to computer graphics. His publications support his engineering seminars which are well attended here in the United States and in England. Since 1966, more than 8,000 adults and 12,000 college students have listened to his presentations at professional meetings, CAD seminars and graphics workshops.