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The document provides an overview of an engineering drawing course offered at Addis Ababa University. The course objectives are to understand different projection techniques, sketching multi-view and pictorial drawings, auxiliary views, sectional views, and intersections and developments of surfaces. The course outline covers topics such as drawing instruments, types of projections, multi-view drawings, pictorial drawings, auxiliary views, sectional views, and intersections and developments. Student performance is evaluated through assignments, classwork, and a final exam. Regular attendance is required to be eligible to take the final exam.

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Course Outline Drawing

The document provides an overview of an engineering drawing course offered at Addis Ababa University. The course objectives are to understand different projection techniques, sketching multi-view and pictorial drawings, auxiliary views, sectional views, and intersections and developments of surfaces. The course outline covers topics such as drawing instruments, types of projections, multi-view drawings, pictorial drawings, auxiliary views, sectional views, and intersections and developments. Student performance is evaluated through assignments, classwork, and a final exam. Regular attendance is required to be eligible to take the final exam.

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ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINNERING Course Title: Engineering Drawing A/year: 2010/11 Course

no.: MEng 1001 semester: I Instructor: Yared Lemma hrs: 3 credit

Course Objective
At the end of the course, students would understand:
The different types of projection techniques How to sketch multi view drawings of any given pictorial drawings How to sketch pictorial drawings of given multi view drawings Sketching auxiliary and sectional views as a supplement of multi view drawings. How to find intersection lines of different geometries and development of surfaces.

Course Outline
1. Introduction History Objective of the course Lettering Drawing Instrument Types of line

2. Theory of projection

Types of projections Classification of projections Projection of point Projection of a line (Normal, inclined, oblique)

3. Multi-view drawings

Systems of projection; Choice of views, Laying out of views; Projection of lines, Planar and non-planar lines; Tangent surfaces; Fillets; Rounds; Run-outs.

4. Pictorial drawing Comparison between multi-view and pictorial drawings; Axonometric; Oblique and central projections; Isometric and oblique drawings

5. Auxiliary Views Primary and secondary auxiliary views; Complete and partial auxiliary views

6. Sectional views Making sectional drawings; Types of sections; Conventional representations; Sectional auxiliary views; Sections in pictorial drawings

7. Intersection and developments 7.1 Development Development of a prism

Development of a cylinder Development of a Cone

7.2 Intersection

Lines of intersections between two prisms Lines o f intersections between two prisms Lines of intersections between two cylinders Lines of intersections between a cone and a cylinder Lines of intersections between a cone and a prism

References
1.

Cecil H. Jensen, Jay D. Helsel, Dennis Short, Jay Helsel, Cecil Jensen, Engineering Drawing And Design Student Edition 2002, July 27, 2001 (Drafting and Design) 5th edition, December 22, 2004

2. David L. Goetsch, William Chaulk, John Nelson, Technical Drawing

3. Frederick E. Giesecke , Alva Mitchell , Henry C. Spencer , Ivan

Leroy Hill , John T. Dygdon , James E. Novak , Ivan L. Hill, Technical Drawing (12th Edition), 2002

Assessment
Assignment and class works 40% Final examination 60%

Remark
1. Assignments are submitted at the date due; submission after the due date is not allowed 2. Students are expected to attend all class; students having an attendance less than 75% will not be allowed to sit on the final exam

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