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Course Outline Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab 2025

The document outlines the course details for Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab (ME-112 L) at the University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar, including the course aim, contents, learning outcomes, and assessment criteria. It emphasizes practical skills in engineering drawing, including the use of drawing instruments, orthographic projection, and dimensioning. The course is compulsory, consists of 1 credit hour, and requires a minimum attendance of 75% for eligibility in final examinations.

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Course Outline Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab 2025

The document outlines the course details for Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab (ME-112 L) at the University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar, including the course aim, contents, learning outcomes, and assessment criteria. It emphasizes practical skills in engineering drawing, including the use of drawing instruments, orthographic projection, and dimensioning. The course is compulsory, consists of 1 credit hour, and requires a minimum attendance of 75% for eligibility in final examinations.

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University of Engineering and Technology,

Peshawar

Faculty of Mechanical, Chemical, and Industrial


Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENT

1. Course and Instructor


Course Title Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab
Course Code ME – 112 L
Theory / Laboratory Laboratory
Semester 2
Class Room Engineering Drawing Hall
Pre-requisite (if any) NIL
Pre-requisite for ▪ CAD-I, Semester 3
▪ CAD-II, Semester 6
Credit Hours 1
Contact Hours 3
Compulsory/Elective Compulsory
Instructor ‘s Name Engr. Adnan Rasheed
Instructor’s Email [email protected]
Teaching Assistant (if any)
Teaching Assistant’s Email

2. Aim of Course
The aim of engineering drawing & graphics lab is to know the different types of
engineering drawings and their uses. To familiarize the students with the different
engineering drawings and their reading as an engineered language, also to have hands
on experience to various drawings. To know about various tools, use in engineering
drawing and their usage.

3. Summary of Contents
➢ Introduction to drawing instruments and their uses
➢ various scales
➢ Practice of orthographic projection
➢ Missing lines in orthographic projection
➢ drawing three views of different objects
➢ Practice of dimensioning and lettering
➢ Practice of sectioning
➢ Conversion of orthographic projection into isometric view,
➢ Creating drawings of engineering fasteners like rivets, cotter joint, threads etc.
➢ Geometric Dimension & Tolerancing (GD & T)

4. Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)


CLO1 Apply ethical principles while working in the laboratory and adopt necessary
guidelines for student’s health & safety
CLO2 Make various geometrical shapes such as circle, arc, polygon, ellipse, hyperbola
etc

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CLO3 Practice drawing of Mechanical components using conventional drawing tools
CLO4 Produce orthographic views, sectional views, and isometric views of Mechanical
Parts

5. Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)


PLO 1. Engineering Knowledge
PLO 2. Problem Analysis
PLO 3. Design/Development of Solutions
PLO 4. Investigation
PLO 5. Modern Tool Usage
PLO 6. The Engineer and Society
PLO 7. Environment and Sustainability
PLO 8. Ethics
PLO 9. Individual and Teamwork
PLO 10. Communication
PLO 11. Project Management
PLO 12. Lifelong Learning

6. Contribution to Programme Learning Outcomes


CLO Number PLOs Bloom’s Taxonomy*
CLO1 8 A3
CLO2 1 P4
CLO3 5 P3
CLO4 9 P4
*For pyschomotor domain of Bloom’s taxonomy, please refer to last page of the document.

7. Teaching and Learning Activities (TLAs)


CLO No. TLAs Functions Hours/Week
1-4 Lecture Present and convey critical information, history, 2
background, and theories of the course & Help
students to practice / solve related problems, in
groups, within the classroom

8. Assessment Criteria
1. Carrying out Lab work/Lab report/evaluation by Instructor 50% 50 %
2. Hands-on Experiment/Task evaluation by Instructor before Final 10-20 %
Term (Lab Exam)
3. Final Viva Voce 30-40 %

9. Re-registration / Improvement
A student receiving F (Fail) grade or W (Withdraw) grade in any course shall be required
to re-register in that course. A student receiving less than or equal to C grade in a course
may also re-register in that course, to improve his/her grade subject to a maximum of
one chance within one year of the declaration of final semester result.

10. Attendance Requirement


Students are expected to attend at least 75 % of classes in order to be eligible to appear
in the final examination/Viva voce.

11. Grading of Student’s Achievement


Marks (%) Grade Grade Point
96-100 A 4.00
91-95 A- 3.67
86-90 B+ 3.33

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81-85 B 3.00
76-80 B- 2.67
71-75 C+ 2.33
66-70 C 2.00
61-65 C- 1.67
56-60 D+ 1.33
50-55 D 1.00
<50 F 0.00

12. Recommended Books


1. Elementary Engineering Drawing by N.D.Bhatt
2. . Engineering Drawing and Graphic Technology 14th Edition by T.E. French, C.J. Vierk
and R.J. Foster.
3. First Year Engineering Drawing by A. C. Parkinson.
4. Engineering Drawing and Graphic Technology 14th Edition by T.E. French, C.J. Vierk
and R.J. Foster.

13. Tentative Weekly Lecture Schedule


Week Topics Assignments/Quizzes
01 Introduction to Engineering Drawing & Graphics
and its types
02 Introduction to various tools used in Engineering drawing
& graphics and their uses.
03 Practice of dimensioning and lettering

04 Introduction to various scales used in Engineering


drawing and graphics.

05 Draw a diagonal scale which can measure up to


1/64 of an inch.
06 Introduction to different types of projections used
in engineering drawing & graphics.
• Differentiate between 1st angle of projection &
3rd angle of projection.
07 Practice of orthographic projection, Missing lines in
orthographic projection
Wish You Good Luck For Your Mid-term Examination
08 Drawing three orthographic views of Different
given objects
09 Introduction to sectioning in drawing and its
different types.
10 Practice of sectioning in engineering drawing &
graphics
11 Conversion of orthographic projection into
isometric view
12 Introduction to engineering fasteners like rivets,
cotter joint, threads etc.

13 Draw three views of a 1.5-inch Nominal diameter


ANS Hex Nut.
14 Introduction to GD & T (Geometric Dimensioning &
Tolerancing)
15 Introduction to various Engineering Drawings
related to mechanical engineering and their usage.
Wish You Good Luck For Your Final Examination

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14. Psychomotor Domain of Bloom’s Taxonomy

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