Also covers welding drawings, along with gear and cam drawings and manufacturing processes. Includes working from field notes, bearings and distances, traverses, coordinates, plat maps, plot or site plans, contours, and various civil and topographic conventions. 110 Introduces the field of architectural drafting by preparing the students to draw a small single-family residence. Requires floor plans, foundation plans, elevations and all necessary detail plans along with roofing plan. 110 Introduces the equipment, terms and drafting symbols, flanges, fittings and various valves.
Covers flow diagrams and symbols, piping and general specifications along with piping details.
Covers product fabrication and shipping and structural connections. 110 Introduces the drawing of mechanical and operating mechanical assemblies and subassemblies and may include cast, welded, or machined materials and purchased parts. Includes preparation of appropriate assembly drawings and necessary detail drawings, utilizing required parts, callouts and material list and appropriate dimensioning for the subject matter. Also covers structural wood drafting with structural wood flooring systems, structural wood walls, structural wood roofs and structural wood posts, beam, girds and arches. Covers isometric definitions, dimensioning, spools and call-outs.