Drafting+10

Course Syllabus:
 * There will be a short quiz tomorrow (May 5, 2016)**

**__INTRO__**
Why take a drafting class? What careers await someone who obtains a CAD diploma?
 * INTRO ASSN #1**
 * Research a career that is based in Drafting or CAD.
 * Research the education needed, expected salary range, list the duties and responsibilities for the job.
 * Site your resources.

Also list what you hope to learn during this course.



__MULTIVIEW DRAWINGS__
 * Objectives
 * To create a multiview drawing using orthographic projection.
 * To be able to explain third-angle projection drawing.
 * To layout a drawing.
 * To introduce the Elevation view in Architectural Design.


 * //NEW TERMINOLOGY//**: Multiview, Orthogonal Projection, Third-Angle Projection, Hidden Lines, Principle View, Elevation View


 * ‍//TASKS and ASSIGNMENTS//**

__BASIC DIMENSIONING__

OBJECTIVES


 * To be able to describe size on a multi-view drawing.
 * To be able to use and understand the terminology related to drafting.
 * To create dimension drawings using international conventions.
 * To use proper standards or rules for dimensioning objects.


 * Background Info:**

An essential part of the product design process is recording the sizes of the various components and the precise location of holes and mating parts. The engineering drawings show the shape of the object and each part of it. However, these are of limited value unless they are carefully and accurately dimensioned.

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 * //TASKS and ASSIGNMENTS//**


 * TASK 1 - Open the following document and answer the questions from the information supplied by the online unit at the following link:[[file:Dimensioning Basics.pdf]]**


 * Dim Task 2**


 * TASK 3** -


 * ASSIGNMENT #1** -


 * ASSIGNMENT #2** -


 * ASSIGNMENT #3** -

Create an Isometric view of a Lego statue


 * Intro to 3d:**


 * TASK 1:**


 * TASK 2:**


 * TASK 3:** Do the tutorial on pages 7-13 in the Skate Park.pdf file.


 * TASK 4:** Do the tutorial on pages 13-16 in the Skate Park.pdf file.

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Objective
 * To understand the representation of three-dimensional objects presented on a two-dimensional plane.
 * To appreciate the concept of scale and proportion.
 * To produce isometric drawings.

Background Info:
==== A) Click on the following link for an Introduction to Pictorial Views (click the INTRODUCTION link on the left hand side.) ==== ==== B) We will be focusing on the Axonometric Projections or better known as ISOMETRIC views. Click on the following link for an introduction to Isometric Views (click on AXONOMETRIC DRAWINGS on the left hand side) - DO the practice activity at the bottom of the page. ====

//TASKS and ASSIGNMENTS//

 * TASK 4 ** - Guided Isometric drawing
 * TASK 5 ** - Guided Isometric drawing


 * ASSIGNMENTS #1 - #4 ** - See handout below __ **.** __ Don't forget to plot your assignments.

__SECTIONAL VIEWS__ An orthographic projection of a product will show the exterior surfaces. Interior details are hidden and are represented with the hidden-line symbol. If the hidden features are complex, these hidden lines do not show them clearly. In such cases, a **sectional** view is drawn.


 * // TASKS and ASSIGNMENTS //**
 * TASK 1 - Create a top view and section view of your favorite sandwich, put the cutting plane line in the top view and make your front view the section view. Label the different parts of your sandwich in the section view**
 * TASK 2 - Open the following document and answer the questions from the information supplied by the online unit at the following link:** Sectional Views
 * TASK 3** - Practice with Hatching


 * TASK 4** -


 * ASSN #1** -
 * ASSN #2** -
 * ASSN #3** -

For those done everything up to this point. Please get a caliper and draft the monitor sitting in front of you. When you are done you should draft the keyboard or start on your key chain.


 * BACKGROUND INFO:**


 * Stages of a house:**


 * PRACTICE TASK**



You will design your own "weekender". To complete this project you must: 1. Create a floor plan consisting of: - A Living Area - A Bathroom (Including a Bath Tub/Shower/Toilet/Sink) - A Kitchen (Including a counter/stove/sink/fridge) - A Closet - A Pantry - A Deck - 2 Windows You are required to use Autocad for this drawing and put all of the dimensions along with the square footage for each room on the drawing. Do not forget to include where the doors swing. 2. A Wall Framing plan for the walls inside your house. This must be done in Inventor and AutoCad. Autocad: - You must have your diagram labelled so it is clear which wall piece goes where - You must clearly label where any interior walls would connect to the exterior walls. Inventor: - You must construct your house out of framing materials (ie you can't just draw a square and extract each piece) - You can also attach siding and drywall if you are looking for flourishes that will help your mark.
 * Final Project**