31409381Drawing 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
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Sketch common objectsAssessment StrategiesPortfolioCriteriayou submit your sketches in a folder or bound formatyou number each sketch and submit in sequential orderyour sketches exhibit the minimum amount of effort and detail required
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Create orthographic sketchesAssessment Strategiesthrough classroom observationthrough written examination using a given set of drawingsPortfolioCriterialearner correctly identifies different views of an objectlearner creates orthographic views given an isometric drawingdrawings display appropriate line types and line weights
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Use drafting tools
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Produce Orthographic Hard Line drawings (Step Stool)Assessment StrategiesBy submitting completed drawings for reviewCriteriaDrawings are to scaleDrawings contain Titleblocks with the persons name, drawing title, date and scale clearly labelledIndividual Views are labeled appropriatelyDrawings exhibit crisp lines which reproduce clearlyDrawings contain a minumum of 3 Orthographic views and 1 Detail viewDrawings exhibit the use of different lineweightsDrawings are properly dimensioned
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Create isometric sketchesAssessment Strategiesthrough classroom observationthrough written examination using a given set of drawingsCriterialearner identifies the planes of projection within an isometric drawinglearner creates isometric drawings using angles and grid paperlearner applies the technique for centering isometric drawing to freehand sketcheslearner creates Isometric drawings given a set of Orthographic views
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