Students will cover these topics through module work, related computer programs, group activities, lectures, reading, and projects. One Students will transfer information learned in Technology Foundations and manifest it into projects and learning activity packages. This will be achieved through the use of modules, paper and pencil, and other technologically sound materials. Students will be required to do presentations and produce quality products based on information taught in class. One Students will experience the basic language of industry and technology.
Students gain a background of skills and an understanding of the broad scope of technical drawing.
Math and science enabling objectives and measured performance objectives are a vital part of this course. It is especially recommended for students going into engineering, architecture, or Technology Education teaching. One Students will experience the graphic language of industry for engineers, manufacturers, and technicians. They continue in greater depth the drawing problems, skills, and techniques presented in Basic technical Drawing. Emphasis is placed upon interpretation of industrial prints, ability to use handbooks with other resource materials, and adherence to established standards for drafting.