Publishing professional books and literature from the field
of geometry
The Society publishes university books:
I. Babić, S. Gorjanc, A. Sliepčević,
V. Szirovicza:
"Descriptive Geometry-exercises"
I. Babić, S. Gorjanc, A. Sliepčević,
V. Szirovicza:
"Constructive Geometry-exercises"
K. Horvatić - Baldasar, I. Babić:
"Descriptive Geometry"
Kurilj P., Sudeta N., Šimić M.:
"Perspective"
V. Szirovicza, E. Jurkin:
"Descriptive Geometry"
I. Babić, S. Gorjanc, A. Sliepčević,
V. Szirovicza:
"Descriptive Geometry-
exercises", Zagreb, 2002.
The workbook "Constructive geometry" contains the basics of the subject Descriptive Geometry on all tehnical colleges in Croatia. The purpose is for practice only. It contains 67 examples with detailed space and constructive explanations. At the end of each chapter there is a list of practice examples (344 example).
I. Babić, S. Gorjanc, A. Sliepčević,
V. Szirovicza:
"Constructive Geometry-exercises",
Zagreb, 2002.
The workbook "Constructive Geometry-exercises" contains 97 solved examples, includig 8 programmed sequences and 388 individual exercises.
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K. Horvatić - Baldasar, I. Babić:
"Descriptive Geometry",
Sand, Zagreb, 1997.
The book "Descriptive Geometry" is based on the long standing experience of the author teaching descriptive geometry at the College of Engineering at the Naval Architecture and Constructional college. It covers the entire material defined by the current curriculum at the CENA, but it will be of great help to students of courses as a basic guide throgh descriptive geometry.
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The textbook "Perspective" written by Kurilj P., Sudeta N. i Šimić M. is intended primarily for students of architecture and design as well as to anyone who knowing principles of descriptive geometry is interested in its contents and application. It consists of six chapters, the first one deals with basic elements and rules of perspective while the second, the third and the fourth chapter represent the perspective with horizontal line of sight, perspectives of circles and perspective with inclined line of sight. The last two chapters deal with basics of photogrametry and construction of shadows and reflections in perspective, the material suitable for teaching in elective courses. In the end of the textbook a few students' work material and exceptionally drawn perspectives done by Branka Kaminski are enclosed whose one perspective is put on a front page.
"Descriptive Geometry"
Authors: dr.sc. Vlasta Szirovicza, mr.sc. Ema Jurkin
Reviewers: doc. dr.sc. Ivanka Babić, prof. dr.sc. Branko Kučinić, doc.dr.sc. Željka Milin Šipuš, prof.dr.sc. Sanja Varošanec
Publishers: HDGG and the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the University of Zagreb
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