Introduction to ICT Specializations 1

1ST Semester

Course Instructor
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•A complete instructional material will be given at the start of semester.
There will be an output per lesson and a project and an exam per term.
Output shall be submitted 1 week after the synchronous session (or
video presentation of the lesson material). Late submission of output
will be given a passed/failed rating only. Students can submit lesson
output anytime within the week of asynchronous meeting.
•Learning is your own responsibility. Be diligent in reading the
instructional materials and in accomplishing the required output. For
any lesson clarification and urgent concerns regarding instructions,
please contact your instructor via subject group chat created or via
sms.
•You need to budget your time as each lesson
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• You need to budget your time as each lesson has definite output. Do
not procrastinate (saka na). Lesson
Output shall be submitted anytime on or before the next scheduled
meeting.
• Lesson outputs are designed to assess your learning – whether you
are able to synthesize, apply knowledge gained, integrate lesson to
actual situation, etc. Hence, you should be responsible to do it yourself
and not to let others do it for you or copy from others. The University
rules and regulations still apply in online/offline learning situations.
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• For online classes, you will be introduced to the learning portals

(Google Classroom, FB Closed Group, Group Chat Messenger, and
Zoom/Google Meet/Team Meeting). and you will be given a Simulation
Practice Class for you to explore how to submit assignments, take
quizzes and examination, share screen, present through the said
learning portals. All Lesson Output shall be submitted in Google
Classroom in the correct submission portal.
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
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ASSIGNING TASKS
Prayer
Picture taking
Monitoring of Attendance (screenshot)
Managing FB and Google closed Group ( )
Managing Google Drive for Output
MGR_ALPHABET OF LINES
Zoom Class Link (creating Zoom link using teacher’s
account)
PRE-TEST
DRAWING TEMPLATE
 ACTIVITY: LINE
SKETCHING-
PLATE NO. 1
Directions: Below is a
TECHNICAL
suggested activity on DRAFTING
line exercises.
Choose at least
twelve(12) from the
given examples on
line sketching.
Observe accuracy.
Place your drawings
in your
sketchpad/typewriting
using the suggested
plate.
JAMBOARD
TECHNICAL
DRAFTING
Drafting is a technical drawing used by designers to
graphically present ideas and represent objects
necessary for a designed environment. A set of
these drafted illustrations is called a construction TECHNICAL

document (CD). DRAFTING

Drafting is said to be the universal language of
industry and modern technology.

TECHNICAL
DRAFTING
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Technical sketches are used during the development of ideas for initial or
preliminary plans. Technical Sketch are drawn without mechanical aid, like a
t-square, compass, or straight edge, but, like other forms of architectural
drafting, are drawn to scale and contain a variety of line weights and line
styles.

Examples of technical sketch showing ideas and scale of design

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Style of drawing in which the

pencil or pen is guided by
devices such as
t-squares, parallel rules,
straightedges, compasses,
triangles, and French curves
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When drafted documents are

prepared on a computer,
they are referred to as
computer-aided drafting
(CAD).
The line weight is the light or darkness and width of a line.

TECHNICAL
DRAFTING

Varied drawing line weights, typically three, should be

used on every drawing. These include light, medium,
and bold (dark) lines.
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Guidelines or Construction Lines (4H to 6H pencil lead in a .3mm

mechanical pencil)

The line weight for guidelines is to be very light as they

should be almost invisible on the finished drawing.
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Bold Lines (soft B to 2B pencil lead in a .5mm or

.7mm mechanical pencil)

• Primary objects / dark and have a

thick width
• Walls in plan + outline around the
perimeter of the elevation + 3D objects

Fixed Window Plan

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Medium Lines (HB pencil lead in

a .5mm mechanical pencil)

Secondary objects such as doors,

furnishings, counters, and cabinets
should be drawn in a medium line
weight.

Revolving Door Elevation

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LIGHT LINES (H to 2H pencil or 3mm

to 5mm mechanical pen)

Action lines, information lines,

and fill patterns should be drawn
with light lines.

Fixed Window Elevation

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Border Lines (2B to 4B pencil lead in a .7mm or .9mm pencil)

Border lines are used to create a margin on the drawing sheet

and to create the lines around the title block.
Guidelines are used for page layout and borderlines are
used for framing the page.

TECHNICAL
DRAFTING
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DRAFTING
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Alphabet of lines are set of conventional

line symbols which have different weights,
thickness, forms and uses.
Are very light, easily erased lines used to
block in the main layout.

A. Hidden Line TECHNICAL

DRAFTING

B. Center Line

C. Extension Lines

D. Construction Lines and Guidelines

A thin line used to show the position of an
object that moves (rotated position)

A. Reference Line TECHNICAL

DRAFTING

B. Phantom Line

C. Long Break Line

D. Short Break Line

A thick line drawn in freehand used to show
details that a part has been cut off or
broken away.
TECHNICAL
A. Short Break Line DRAFTING

B. Long Break Line

C. Reference Line

D. Border Lines
An irregular fine curve line with an
arrowhead at one end, used for indicating
the measurement and name of a part
TECHNICAL
A. Short Break Line DRAFTING

B. Long Break Line

C. Reference Line

D. Border Lines
Drafting tools used for drawing circles or
arc segments of circles.
TECHNICAL
A. Protractor DRAFTING

B. Divider

C. Compass

D. Templates
The main function of this tool is to
reproduce the measurements of an object
in full size, reduced sized and enlarge size.
TECHNICAL
A. T-Square DRAFTING

B. Triangular Scale

C. Divider

D. Protractor
It is a three-sided ruler, which typically has
two equal sides meeting at a 90-degree
angle and to a third side at 45, 30,
including 60-degree angles. TECHNICAL
DRAFTING

A. Triangle

B. Ruler

C. Divider

D. Protractor
This drafting tool is used to protect the rest
of the drawing when removing
unnecessary lines.
TECHNICAL
DRAFTING

A. B.

C. D.
Action lines, information lines, and fill
patterns should be drawn with this kind of
lines.
TECHNICAL
A. Bold Lines DRAFTING

B. Medium Lines

C. Border Lines

D. Light Lines
Walls in plan view and the outline around
the perimeter of an elevation or three-
dimensional object are examples where
these lines should be used. TECHNICAL
DRAFTING

A. Bold Lines

B. Medium Lines

C. Border Lines

D. Light Lines
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DRAFTING