OVERVIEW:
Drafting courses are required in every technology and engineering programs therefore there are certain skills for the students needed to learn in order to pass their specialized course. Drafting course helps learners develop these skills quickly and conveniently. This General Drafting Portfolio follows a structured independent 4 Stages of approach of which starts with the basics and gradually develops fundamental skills with both traditional drafting tools and Computer Aided Drawing Tools.
Course
Syllabus
Civil Engineering
(CE)
I.
COURSE
TITLE: Technical Sketching
Course Code: Drawing 1
Number of Units: 1.0
Hours per Week: 3
Prerequisite: None
II. COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Technical drafting
discipline based on International Standard (SI) for engineering drawing
theoretical principles and skills application. The entire course focused on the
drawing fundamentals, basic theories and skills, drawing tools identification
and manipulation for solving simple to little complex drawing problems.
III. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the course, the students are
expected to:
1.
Identify
drawing tools and materials needed for particular drawing problems.
2.
Develop
skills in freehand and mechanical drawing.
3.
Practice
the proper manipulation drafting tools and instruments.
4.
Apply
the theoretical principles in solving drawing problems.
5.
Appreciate
the use of spatial ability in analyzing drawing layout.
6.
Develop
skills in systematic approach in drawing activities and blue-prints reading.
7.
Learn
advance skills in drawing procedures and processes.
8.
Apply
scaling and appropriate dimensioning in drawing layouts.
9.
Acquire
discipline attributed to be a good draftsman.
IV. COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Instructions/Procedures Discussion
2. Drawing tools and materials
3. Activity Drawing Plates
4. Periodical Performance Exam
5. Periodical Theory Exam (optional)
V.
GRADING
SYSTEM:
*Periodical Grading for both Midterms and
Finals
1. Work
Ethics (Attendance and Attitude) - 10%
2.
Laboratory Plates Portfolio -
30
3. Periodical Drawing Performance Exam -
60%________
100%
*Semester Grading
Midterms 50%
Finals 50%_________
100%
VI. COURSE OUTLINE: (54 hrs) 18
weeks
Unit
1:
Fundamentals of Sketching and Blue-prints Reading 03 weeks
1. Single-stroke Gothic Lettering (06hrs)
·
Uppercase
and Lowercase Letters with Grids Exercises
·
Uppercase
and Lowercase letters – Composition using Guidelines
2. Lines Sketching (03hrs)
·
Arcs
and Curve Lines
·
Geometric
Profile
·
Line,
Arc, Curve and Circle Patterns
·
Pictorial
Illusion
Unit
2:
Instrumental Drawing 05
weeks
3. Line Series (06hrs)
·
Straight
horizontal, vertical and inclined
· Straight
line patterns
· Compass
Manipulation
4. Geometric Constructions (9hrs)
·
Points
and Lines
· Circles
· Angles
· Triangles
· Quadrilaterals
· Polygons
· Pattern
and Pictorial Illusion
Unit
3:
Projection 05 weeks
5. Alphabet of Lines Application (03hrs)
6. 2D and 3D Projection (06hrs)
· Isometric
and Oblique Drawing
· Orthographic
Drawing
· Perspective
7. Scaling and Dimensioning (06hrs)
· Scale
Enlarging and Reducing Exercises
· Isometric
Dimensioning
· Orthographic
Dimensioning
Unit
4:
Architectural and Civil Drawings 05 weeks
8. Floor and Elevation
Plans (06hrs)
9. Structural Drawings (06hrs)
10. Site Bearing
Development (03hrs)
VII. REFERENCES:
1. Giesecke et al,
Technical Drawing, 10th Editon
2. Architectural
Drafting and Design, 8th Edition
3. Any available
e-Books
Course Syllabus
Industrial Facilities Technology (IFT)
I.
COURSE
TITLE: Technical Sketching
Course Code: Drawing 1
Number of Units: 2.0
Hours per Week: 6
Prerequisite: None
II. COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Technical drafting
discipline based on International Standard (SI) for engineering drawing theoretical
principles and skills application. The entire course focused on the drawing
fundamentals, basic theories and skills, drawing tools identification and
manipulation for solving simple to little complex drawing problems.
III. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the course, the students are
expected to:
1.
Identify
drawing tools and materials needed for particular drawing problems.
2.
Develop
skills in freehand and mechanical drawing.
3.
Practice
the proper manipulation drafting tools and instruments.
4.
Apply
the theoretical principles in solving drawing problems.
5.
Appreciate
the use of spatial ability in analyzing drawing layout.
6.
Develop
skills in systematic approach in drawing activities and blue-prints reading.
7.
Learn
advance skills in drawing procedures and processes.
8.
Apply
scaling and appropriate dimensioning in drawing layouts.
9.
Acquire
discipline attributed to be a good draftsman.
IV. COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Instructions/Procedures Discussion
2. Drawing tools and materials
3. Activity Drawing Plates
4. Periodical Performance Exam
5. Periodical Theory Exam (optional)
V.
GRADING
SYSTEM:
*Periodical Grading for both Midterms and
Finals
1. Work
Ethics (Attendance and Attitude) - 10%
2.
Laboratory Plates Portfolio -
30
3.
Periodical Drawing Performance Exam - 60%________
100%
*Semester Grading
Midterms 50%
Finals 50%_________
100%
VI. COURSE OUTLINE: (108 hrs) 18
weeks
Unit
1:
Fundamentals of Sketching and Blue-prints Reading 04 weeks
1. Single-stroke Gothic Lettering (12hrs)
·
Uppercase
and Lowercase Letters with Grids Exercises
·
Uppercase
and Lowercase letters – Composition using Guidelines
2. Lines Sketching (12hrs)
·
Arcs
and Curve Lines
·
Geometric
Profile
·
Line,
Arc, Curve and Circle Patterns
·
Pictorial
Illusion
Unit
2:
Instrumental Drawing 05
weeks
3. Line Series (09hrs)
·
Straight
horizontal, vertical and inclined
·
Straight
line patterns
·
Compass
Manipulation
4. Geometric Constructions (21hrs)
·
Points
and Lines
·
Circles
·
Angles
·
Triangles
·
Quadrilaterals
·
Polygons
·
Pattern
and Pictorial Illusion
Unit
3:
Projection 04 weeks
5. Alphabet of Lines Application (03hrs)
6. 2D and 3D Projection (15hrs)
·
Isometric
and Oblique Drawing
·
Orthographic
Drawing
·
Perspective
·
Auxiliary
and Sectioning Drawing
7. Scaling and Dimensioning (06hrs)
·
Scale
Enlarging and Reducing Exercises
·
Isometric
Dimensioning
·
Orthographic
Dimensioning
Unit
4:
Machine Drawing 05 weeks
8. Treading , Bolts and Nuts (06hrs)
9. Intersections and
Development (15hrs)
10. Working Drawings (09hrs)
VII. REFERENCES:
1. Giesecke et al,
Technical Drawing, 10th Editon
2. Architectural
Drafting and Design, 8th Edition
3. Any available
e-Books
Periodical
Course Syllabus
Elective 5 and 6
I.
COURSE
TITLE: Basic Technology Course (BTC): DRAFTING
Course Code: Elective 5
Number of Units: 12
Hours per Week: 12
Prerequisite: None
II. COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Technical drafting
discipline based on International Standard (SI) for engineering drawing
theoretical principles and skills application aspiring to be a draftsman in the
field of engineering and commercial arts and designs. The entire course focused
on the Drawing Fundamentals needed for Blue-prints Reading, Technical Drawing
Processes and Basic Architectural Layout. Theories and skills study focused on
simple drawing tools identification and manipulation for solving simple drawing
problems. Advance skills study on the other hand is concentrated on the
complexity of mechanical drawing solutions.
III. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the course, the students are
expected to:
1.
Identify
drawing tools and materials needed for particular drawing problems.
2.
Develop
skills in freehand and mechanical drawing.
3.
Practice
the proper manipulation drafting tools and instruments.
4.
Apply
the theoretical principles in solving drawing problems.
5.
Appreciate
the use of spatial ability in analyzing drawing layout.
6.
Develop
skills in systematic approach in drawing activities and blue-prints reading.
7.
Learn
advance skills in drawing procedures and processes.
8.
Apply
scaling and appropriate dimensioning in drawing layouts.
9.
Layout
Basic architectural plans and design.
10.
Acquire
discipline attributed to be a good draftsman.
IV. COURSE
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Instructions/Procedures Discussion
2. Drawing tools and materials
3. Activity Drawing Plates
4. Unit Performance Exam
5. Periodical Performance Exam
6. Theory Exam (optional)
V.
PERIODICAL
GRADING SYSTEM:
1. Work Ethics (Attendance and Attitude) - 05%
2. Laboratory Plates Portfolio -
10
3. Unit 1 Performance Exam - 15
4. Unit 2 Performance Exam - 15
5. Unit 3 Performance Exam - 15
6. Unit 4 Performance Exam - 15
7. Periodical Drawing Performance Exam - 25%________
100%
VI. PERIODICAL COURSE
OUTLINE: (108hrs) 09 weeks
Unit
1:
Fundamentals of Sketching and Blue-prints Reading 1½ weeks
1. Freehand Single-stroke Gothic Lettering (12hrs)
·
Uppercase
and Lowercase Letters – Composition using Grids
·
Uppercase
and Lowercase Letters – Composition with Guidelines
2. Freehand Lines Sketching (06hrs)
·
Straight
Lines and Angles
·
Arcs
and Circles
·
Pictorial
Pattern Illusion
Unit
2:
Basic Instrumental Drawing Exercises 1½
weeks
3. Line Series (06hrs)
·
Straight
horizontal, vertical and inclined
·
Straight
line patterns
4. Geometric Constructions (12hrs)
·
Straight lines, Angles and Triangles
·
Quadrilaterals
·
Arcs and circles
·
Planes and Solids (optional)
·
Polygons
·
Pattern
and Pictorial Illusion
Unit
3:
Advance Instrumental Drawing 3 weeks
5. Alphabet of Lines Application (06hrs)
6. Scaling and Dimensioning (12hrs)
·
Pattern
Dimensioning
·
Isometric
Dimensioning
·
Orthographic
Dimensioning
7. 2D and 3D Projection (18hrs)
·
Isometric
and Oblique Projection
·
Orthographic
Projection
·
Perspective
Projection
Unit
4:
Architectural and Civil Plans/Layout 3 weeks
8. Basic Plans (36hrs)
·
Floor
Plan Layout
·
Elevations
·
Perspective
VII. REFERENCES:
1. Giesecke et al,
Technical Drawing, 10th Editon
2. Architectural
Drafting and Design, 8th Edition
3. Any available
e-Books
Prepared by:
PRECIOSO P.
MAURILLO JR.
Instructor – CETM
Approved by:
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888jr.
