Course

31409381 Drawing 1
Course Information
Description
Drawing is essential for quickly and accurately communicating 3-dimensional ideas. This class will introduce the learner to sketching and hand drafting as they relate to woodworking occupations. Areas of instruction include sketching techniques, orthographic and isometric projection, and manual drafting.
Total Credits
1
Prior Learning Assessment
  • Exam-College Developed Challenge Exam
Course Competencies (Course Outcomes)
  1. Sketch common objects
    Assessment Strategies
    Drawing
    Criteria
    Sketch eight objects identified by instructor
    Include prominent details of objects, spending 10 minutes of effort per sketch
    Submit sketches in sequential order

  2. Create orthographic sketches
    Assessment Strategies
    Drawing
    Criteria
    Identify different views of an object
    Draw orthographic views given an isometric drawing
    Line types and line weights are used effectively

  3. Identify line types and line weights
    Assessment Strategies
    Quiz and/or Test, Skill Demonstration
    Criteria
    Identify line types
    Identify line weights
    Use line types and weights to communicate within drawings

  4. Produce to scale orthographic hard line drawings (Step Stool)
    Assessment Strategies
    Drawing
    Criteria
    Use an Architect scale
    Produce to scale drawings within given parameters
    Create three Orthographic views and one detail view of step stool
    Include titleblocks with name, drawing title, date, and scale clearly labelled
    Individual views are labeled
    Lines are crisp and reproduce clearly
    Different line weights are used effectively
    Include adequate dimensions for working plans

  5. Create isometric sketches
    Assessment Strategies
    Quiz and/or Test, Drawing
    Criteria
    Identify the planes of projection within an isometric drawing
    Use the technique for centering isometric drawing
    Create Isometric drawings given a set of Orthographic views