Completed exercises:

1. layout the process of setting out material on a page

2. bitmapped graphics
3. computer-aided design
4. geographic information systems
the representation of a digital image as a matrix of
picture elements (pixels)
technology for design and technical documentation,
which replaces manual drafting with an automated
process.
computer-based technologies for the storage,
manipulation, and analysis of geographically
referenced information.

5. rendering the automatic process of generating digital images

from three-dimensional models, by means of a special
software.
6. desktop publishing a system or process for designing, editing, and
producing camera-ready documents, as newsletters,
brochures, or magazines, using a microcomputer,
special software, and a printer
7. clip-art a) a large collection of simple drawings stored in
a computer from which items can be selected
for incorporation into documents
8. wireframe b) a three-dimensional model that only includes
vertices and lines. It is also a visual guide that
represents the skeletal structure of a website.

1. root a primary source; an origin

2. will deliberate intention or wish

3. content the material dealt with in a speech, literary work, etc. as distinct
from its form or style.

4. brainstorm a sudden clever plan or idea

5. sketchpad a book of plain paper containing sketches or for making sketches in

6. dimension a measurement of the size of something in a particular direction,

such as the length, width, height, or diameter

7. outline a line or set of lines enclosing or indicating the shape of an

object in a sketch or diagram.
8. alignment arrangement in a straight line
9. line the edge or contour of a shape, as in sculpture or architecture,
or a mark on a painting, drawing, etc., defining or suggesting
this