Descriptive Geometry is the graphical solution of geometric problems in three dimensions. Problems relate to points, lines, and planes, the intersection and development of surface and form, and the practical applications of the principles involved.
Emphasis is placed on developing student's abilities to read, think, and draw exactly.
Students are instructed on new methods of producing architectural and engineering drawings with computers. Various output methods are employed including multi-color plotting. Students will use a GIS to create maps from which data may be analyzed with respect to marketing conditions, environmental issues, transportation route efficiency, etc. 151 Basic Drafting Technology 4 hours credit Basic Drafting Technology provides fundamental knowledge of the principles of drafting as well as skill in the basic techniques of using drafting equipment. Topics covered include lettering, orthographic projection, dimensioning, geometric construction, sketching, auxiliary views, sectioning, and charts and graphs.