Engineering Drawing I

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1 Instructional Unit Advanced Assembly Drawings -Introduction To Types of Assembly Drawings. -Students will be able -Identify component Class Discussions B, to identify the details information in an D, -Representation of Assembly Drawings to required in an assembly drawing. Assigned C, Detailed Information assembly drawing. -Establish a relationship Exercises B,C -Implementation (CAD & Layout) of Assembly -Students will be able of the information Pictorials A,B,C Drawing Types to establish an exact required for an object in CAD Projects relationship between an assembly view. the object and the -Determine the CAD information that needs commands needed to to be provided in an produce a detailed assembly drawing. assembly view. -Students will be able to the access and apply the CAD commands required to layout and illustrate the assembly details of an object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 1 of 15

2 Instructional Unit Advanced Dimensioning -Creating a Dimension Style -Students will be able -Demonstrate the ability Class Discussions B, -Changing a Dimension Style to create a dimension to create and apply a D, -Applying a Dimension Style style and apply it to a dimension style to a Assigned C, -Editing a Dimension drawing. drawing. Exercises B,C -Students will be able -Demonstrate the ability Pictorials A,B,C to create a dimension to create and apply a CAD Projects style and apply it to a dimension style to a template file. template file. -Students will be able -Demonstrate the ability to adjust and edit to adjust and edit dimension text, dimension style arrowheads, center properties. marks and dimension style scale. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 2 of 15

3 Instructional Unit Advanced Isometric (Pictorial) Drawing -Visualization of Complex Object Design In -Students will be able -Practice visualizing Class Discussions B, Isometric Form to visualize a complex complex objects in D, -Usage of Isometric (Pictorial) Drawings object in isometric isometric form. Assigned C, -Implementation ( CAD & Layout) of an Object form. -Establishing view point Exercises B,C In Isometric Form -Students will be able relationships between Pictorials A,B,C to establish an exact complex isometric CAD Projects relationship between drawings. isometric views and -Application of CAD angles of projected commands to layout and viewing. draw complex isometric -Students will be able objects. to the access and apply the CAD commands required to project and draw an isometric object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 3 of 15

4 Instructional Unit Advanced Multiview (Orthographic) Drawing -Visualization of Complex Object Design In -Students will be able -Practice visualizing Class Discussions B, Orthographic Form to visualize a complex complex objects in D, -Relationships Between Orthographic Views object in orthographic orthographic form. Assigned C, -Implementation (CAD & Layout) of an Object In form. -Establishing Exercises B,C Multiple Views -Students will be able relationships between Pictorials A,B,C to establish an exact complex multiviews. CAD Projects relationship between -Application of CAD orthographic views. commands to layout and -Students will be able draw complex multiview to the access and objects. apply the CAD commands required to project and draw a multiview object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 4 of 15

5 Instructional Unit Advanced Perspective Drawings -Introduction To Prospective Drawings. -Students will be able -Understand the Class Discussions B, -Representation of Perspective Drawings to understand the conceptual convergence D, -Implementation (CAD & Layout) of Perspective concept of of 3 dimensional Assigned C, Drawing 3-dimensional representation from a Exercises B,C representation of an perspective view point. Pictorials A,B,C object as it looks to the -Establish a relationship CAD Projects eye from a particular of the information point. required for -Students will be able distinguishing between to distinguish between the various types of the various types of views. perspective views. -Determine the CAD -Students will be able commands needed to to the access and produce a detailed apply the CAD perspective view. commands required to layout and illustrate the perspective details of an object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 5 of 15

6 Instructional Unit Advanced Section View Drawing -Visualization of Complex Object Design In -Students will be able -Practice visualizing Class Discussions B, Section View Form to visualize a complex objects in various section D, -Relationships Between Types of Section object in section view view forms. Assigned C, Views form. -Establishing view point Exercises B,C -Implementation (CAD & Layout) of Section -Students will be able relationships between Pictorials A,B,C View Types to establish an exact complex section view CAD Projects relationship between drawings. the various types of -Application of CAD section view commands to layout and drawings. draw complex section -Students will be able view objects. to the access and apply the CAD commands required to layout and illustrate the section view of an object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 6 of 15

7 Instructional Unit Auxiliary Views -Introduction To Types of Auxiliary Views -Students will be able -Practice visualizing Class Discussions B, -Relationship of Auxiliary Views to Regular to understand the objects in various D, Views purpose of an auxiliary auxiliary view forms. Assigned C, -Implementation (CAD & Layout) of Auxiliary view. -Establishing view point Exercises B,C View Types -Students will be able relationships between Pictorials A,B,C to establish an exact auxiliary view drawings. CAD Projects relationship between an objects projection of -Application of CAD a plane to an inclined commands to layout and surface area. draw auxiliary view -Students will be able to the access and apply the CAD commands required to layout, project and illustrate the auxiliary view of an object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 7 of 15

8 Instructional Unit CAD Drawing Setup -Purpose of CAD Template Files -Students will be able -Understand the Class Discussions B, -Pre-Defined CAD Template Files to understand the implications of template D, -Layout of Custom CAD Template Files purpose of a CAD files. Assigned C, template file. -Access templates that Exercises B,C -Students will be able are pre-defined. Pictorials A,B,C to access pre-defined -Apply understanding to CAD Projects CAD template files. create custom templates. -Students will be able to setup and layout a custom CAD template file. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 8 of 15

9 Instructional Unit CAD Layering And Linetypes -Purpose of Layering & Linetypes -Students will -Understand the process Class Discussions B, -Creating CAD Layers understand the of layering and D, -Working With Layers purpose of layering linetypes. Assigned C, -Modifying Linetype Properties and linetypes. -Develop layers for a Exercises B,C -Working With Linetypes -Students will be able particular CAD drawing. Pictorials A,B,C -Modifying Linetype Properties to create CAD layering. CAD Projects -Object Property Assignments -Modify the layers of a -Students will be able CAD drawing. to modify CAD layering. -Demonstrate the ability to access and modify -Students will be able Linetypes of a CAD to access and modify drawing. linetype properties -Demonstrate the ability -Students will be able to modify the properties to modify a CAD of a CAD object. objects properties. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 9 of 15

10 Instructional Unit Career Paths In Engineering & Design Area's -Careers in Various Engineering/Design -Students will have the -Incorporate various Class Discussions B, Disciplines opportunity to explore types of media sources D, -Careers in Related various career to explore career paths. Assigned C, Engineering/Design/Manufacturing Fields disciplines in Exercises B,C engineering related -Implement field trips and Pictorials A,B,C fields. invited speakers to -Students will have the opportunity to explore technical related career paths through periodic yearly enrichment experiences. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 10 of 15

11 Instructional Unit Introduction to 3D Drawing -Creating Basic 3-D Models -Application of Several 3-D Viewing Options -Viewing & Controling a Model in 3-D Space Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 11 of 15

12 Instructional Unit Plotting and Printing -Plot a CAD Drawing to Scale -Students will be able -Demonstrate the ability Class Discussions B, -Adjust Plotter Settings to set up a plotting to setup a Plotter to D, -Preview a Plot device to plot a CAD printout a CAD drawing. Assigned C, drawing to scale. Exercises B,C -Students will be able -Demonstrate the ability Pictorials A,B,C to adjust and tailor to adjust a plotter to the CAD Projects plotter settings to a tailored needs of a customized drawings specific drawing. orientation. -Develop the ability to -Students will learn preview plotted CAD how to preview a plotted CAD drawing prior to its printing. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 12 of 15

13 Instructional Unit Technical Sketching -Reasons For Technical Sketching -Students will be able -Understanding the Class Discussions B, -Types of Sketches to understand the importance of D, -Technical Sketching Process importance of self-expression in Assigned C, developing technical creating free-hand Exercises B,C sketches of an object illustrations of objects in Pictorials A,B,C prior to a permanent their simplest form. CAD Projects design. -Develop a distinction -Students will be able between the various to distinguish between types of sketching the various types of techniques. sketching techniques. -Illustration of sketches -Students will be able representing expression illustrate using a pencil of graphic ideas and paper, technical pertaining to an objects expressions of idea's design. for the design of an object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 13 of 15

14 Instructional Unit Tolerancing -Methods of Tolerancing -Students will be able -Application of basic Class Discussions B, -Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T) to apply the dimension tolerancing D, symmetrical, deviation, methods. Assigned C, -Application (CAD) Tolerancing Commands limits and basic -Demonstration of ability Exercises B,C methods of dimension to implement geometric Pictorials A,B,C tolerancing. symbols that follow CAD Projects -Students will be able industry standards. to create geometric -Access and apply characteristic symbols dimension tolerancing to that follow industry a drawing. standards for dimensioning and tolerancing. -Students will be able to the access and apply the CAD commands required to layout and illustrate the dimension tolerancing of an object. Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 14 of 15

15 Instructional Unit User Coordinate Systems (UCS) -Introduction to UCS's -Creating UCS's -Managing the UCS's Friday, August 12, 2005 Page 15 of 15

Technology Education Grades Drafting I

Technology Education Grades Drafting I Technology Education Grades 9-12 Drafting I 46 Grade Level: 9, 10, 11, 12 Technology Education, Grades 9-12 Drafting I Prerequisite: None Drafting I is an elective course which provides students the opportunity