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Technical Drafting Online Module: Angeles University Foundation

This document provides an overview of an online technical drafting course offered by Angeles University Foundation Integrated School. The course aims to teach manual drafting principles and skills needed for engineering drawing specialties. It covers topics like drafting tools, lettering, lines, tangents, dimensions, orthographic projection, isometric drawing, and perspective. The course is delivered through online modules and expects students to communicate regularly with faculty, meet deadlines, and adhere to an honor code.

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Technical Drafting Online Module: Angeles University Foundation

This document provides an overview of an online technical drafting course offered by Angeles University Foundation Integrated School. The course aims to teach manual drafting principles and skills needed for engineering drawing specialties. It covers topics like drafting tools, lettering, lines, tangents, dimensions, orthographic projection, isometric drawing, and perspective. The course is delivered through online modules and expects students to communicate regularly with faculty, meet deadlines, and adhere to an honor code.

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Angeles University Foundation

Integrated School
Angeles City

TECHNICAL DRAFTING
ONLINE MODULE

Hi, future engineers and architects!


We would like to welcome you to TECHNICAL DRAFTING. In this course, you will be
introduced to manual drafting principles designed to develop your skills for one or more
engineering drawing specialties. You will start with basic drafting procedures and
techniques coupled with a general exploration of the field.
Course Overview
The Technical Drafting program aims to provide knowledge and skills for students
that is necessary to translate ideas, sketches, projections and specifications into
accurate working drawings using manual drafting techniques.
Faculty Profile
Arch. Jerome John S. Lagman, UAP
Registered and Licensed Architect
Bachelor of Science in Architecture (2014)
Holy Angel University
Email: [email protected]

ENGR. RENNEL M. MALLARI, BSECE


Contact Information: [email protected]

Course Learning Outcomes

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After completing the course, the student must be able to:


● Get acquainted with the technical and related general knowledge concerning the
general drafting trade.
● Acquire essential skills in freehand drawing and lettering, in creating simple and
decorative designs, and in making orthographic drawing sketches.
● Develop one’s power of observation and visualization.
● Form good habits of work such as cleanliness, accuracy, neatness, orderliness,
speed, and industry.
● Appreciate good draftsmanship.

List of Course Modules


Module 1: Introduction to Technical Drafting
Lesson 1.1: Drafting tools used in Technical Drafting
Module 2: Drafting Basics
Lesson 2.1: Lettering
Lesson 2.2: Alphabet of Lines
Module 3: Lines
Lesson 3.1: Gradient of a Line
Lesson 3.2: Hidden and Tilted Lines
Lesson 3.3: Interlacement of Lines
Module 4: Tangent Arc
Lesson 4.1: Arc in Angles
Lesson 4.2: Arc Tangents to Two Arcs/Circles
Module 5: Dimensioning
Lesson 5.1: Dimensioning Components
Lesson 5.2: Recommended Practices
Lesson 5.3: Placement of Dimensions

Module 6: Orthographic Projection


Lesson 6.1: Orthographic Drawing Introduction

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Lesson 6.2: Angle Projection Technique


Module 7: Isometric Drawing
Lesson 7.1: Isometric Figures from Orthographic projection
Module 8: Perspective
Lesson 8.1: Perspective Projection

Module 9: Compilation of Plates

General Rules
a. Expectations from Students and from the Faculty

What we expect from our students:

● Communicate regularly with their respective faculty.


● Understand and follow online etiquette (netiquette).
● Meet course deadlines.

What you can expect from the faculty:

● Faculty are available to communicate with the students via email or


MyClass during school hours only.
● Faculty will provide clear and concise instructions and exercises for the
students to follow.
● Will grade the activity using a rubric with the following components:
1. Accuracy, 2. Presentation 3. Layout 4. Speed and 5. Neatness
● Monitor discussions to clarify students’ postings, provide insight and
ensure that every voice is heard.

b. Submission of Assignments and Late Submissions

● For late submission of assignments, your score will be 10% lower from the
top scorer and corresponding demerits will be given each day after the
due date.
● The 10% demerits do not include demerits obtained from quality and
accuracy of the submitted assignments.

c. Honor Code

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I understand that submitting work that is not my own may result in permanent
failure of this course.

MODULE 1: Introduction to Technical Drafting


OUTLINE
Module Overview
Discussion on the importance of technical drafting as a means of visual communication.
Students would also learn the different drafting tools that are used and their specific
functions.

Module Learning Outcomes


● Learn the importance of technical drafting .
● Introduce drafting tools needed and their uses.
● Be prepared for drafting succeeding plates manually.

Discussion:
Visual communication relies on drawings as the primary component of language to
support the conception and visualization of ideas. Architects and Engineers develop
these drawings with the understanding that the importance of presentation drawings is
to clearly communicate their ideas to laymen as well as other professionals.
Drafting tools:
● Drafting table – slightly angled with straight edges

● T-square – for drawing horizontal lines only

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● 30°-60° Triangle – for drawing vertical lines only and 30°-60° angles

● 45° Triangle – for drawing vertical lines only and 45° angles

● 2H pencil – for thin lines


● HB pencil – for thick lines
● Eraser – for erasing mistakes
● Sharpener – for sharpening pencils
● Tape – for taping paper onto drafting table
● Compass – for circles and arcs

Assessment Activity
Acquire the drafting tools that are needed for architectural manual drafting.

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Recommended Readings/Viewings:

EVALUATION

References

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