A course which acquaints the student with the use of drawing instruments, geometric construction, orthographic projection, auxiliary views, and sectioning. In addition, this course includes the study of threads, fasteners, gears, dimensioning, tolerancing, and working drawings. Most technical ideas are best expressed in the form of drawings.
Drawings have more utility and are generally executed more readily than worded instructions.
Drawings are universal and are the common language in the technical field. Drawings should conform to accepted standards. The accepted standards are based in part upon the fundamental principles covered in this course. The acquisition of both the written and spoken language of the industrial drafting room. Make multiview drawings of an object.