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Based on three-dimensional solid modeling research study of modern engineering design graphics Abstract This paper discusses the conduct three-dimensional solid modeling as the core of modern engineering drawings need for research study to design a ‘physical structural analysis’, ‘investigate typical components’ and ‘product innovation’ three research-based learning program, hoping to effectively improve the quality and efficiency of student learning, promote student problem-solving ability and creative thinking capabilities. Keywords: Three-dimensional solid modeling research study of modern engineering design graphics 1 Introduction ⑴ the status quo at home and abroad As science and technology and productivity, the rapid development of industrial structure and mode of education have undergone profound changes, mechanical products have entered the digital design, analysis and manufacture of the times. Three-dimensional design software for its image, intuitive, accurate, quick and convenient, easy to grasp, easy to modify the characteristics of the enterprise to be widely applied. In October 1990 launched a new generation of Boeing B777 aircraft all the design work started on the computer, from design to manufacturing are no drawings. In early 2005, China’s first combat aircraft developed by the Joint Strike ‘Flying Leopard 3’, mainly in the French Dassault’s CATIA software to complete a digitized design without drawings. In order to meet the twenty-first century, technological development, many institutions at home and abroad on the graphics curriculum reform, such as the Nanjing University of Science created a Web-based collaborative learning system, Engineering Drawing, Guangdong University of Technology three-dimensional solid modeling as the core building works Drawing Quality Course, the United States Austin (Austin) University of Texas opened in the lower grades to solid modeling as the core of the engineering design graphics course. In May 2000, the