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    EE1011 Engineering Drawing - Course Outline

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    Capital University of Science and Technology

    EE 1011 Engineering Drawing


    Course Designation: Core
    Credits: 01
    No. of Sessions per week: 01
    Session Duration: 2 Hours and 50 min
    Semester: Fall 2016
    Course Instructor
    Abdul Wahab Butt
    Faculty Office-1, 2nd Floor, E-Block
    Phone: 264
    E-mail: [email protected]

    Class Timings

    Section S-3 Monday: 1500 ~ 1650


    Section S-2 Tuesday: 1400 ~ 1650
    Section S-1 Wednesday: 1100 ~ 1350

    Catalog Data

    Introduction, Use of Pencil and Drawing Instruments, Types of Lines, Lettering, Dimensioning,
    Sheet Layout, Planning of Drawing Sheet, Orthographic Projections, 1st Angle of Projection, 3rd
    Angle of Projections, Isometric Drawing, Computer Aided Drawing (CAD), Modifying
    Commands, Sketching, Sectional Drawing, Assembly Drawing, 3D Modeling, Geometric
    Construction, Engineering Curves, Engine Details

    Co-Requisite

    Nil

    Textbook

    1. Engineering Graphics with AUTOCAD by James D. Bethune


    2. AutoCAD 2011: A Problem-Solving Approach by Sham Tickoo

    References

    1. Technical Graphics Communication by BertolineWiebe, Miller. Mohler, Irwin McGraw-Hill


    1997
    2. Machine Drawing (3rd Edition) - K. L. Naryana

    Course Objectives

    This course is a part of engineering design fundamentals. It is targeted to help student visualize the
    basics of engineering design using CAD. It is intended for improving students approach towards
    conceptual design and product development.
    Capital University of Science and Technology

    EE1011 Engineering Drawing

    Course Outline

    Part – I: (Manual)

    1. Lines, Lettering and Scaling (01 Session)


    2. Geometric Construction (01 Session)
    3. Engineering Curves (02 Session)
    4. Orthographic Projections (1st Angle) (02 Session)
    5. Orthographic Projection (3rd Angle) (02 Session)

    Part – II: (CAD)

    1. Getting Started with AutoCAD (01 Session)


    2. Advanced Sketching and Editing (02 Sessions)
    3. Creating Text and Blocks (01 Session)
    4. Technical Drawing with AutoCAD (02 Sessions)

    Evaluation Methods

    1. Lab Activities & Assignments 40%


    2. Midterm Exam 20%
    3. Final Exams 40%

    Course Learning Outcomes


    1. Recognize Engineering Drawing tools and extend the drawing principles for adequate
    representation of machine parts (Level: C2)
    2. Draw 2-D Drawings/Sketches using AutoCAD drawing and editing tools (Level: P3)
    3. Produce basic engineering construction drawings ,drawings of mechanical parts and engine
    details (Level P3)

    Homework assignments

    Problems similar to the classroom assignments will be given as home tasks.


    Capital University of Science and Technology

    EE1011 Engineering Drawing

    CLOs and PLOs Mapping:

    CLOs
    CLO:1 CLO:2 CLO:3 CLO:4
    PLOs
    PLO:1
    (Engineering Knowledge)
    √ √
    PLO:2
    (Problem Analysis)
    PLO:3
    (Design and Development of Solutions)
    PLO:4
    (Investigation)
    PLO:5
    (Modern Tool Usage)
    √
    PLO:6
    (The Engineer and Society)
    PLO:7
    (Environment and Sustainability)
    PLO:8
    (Ethics)
    PLO:9
    (Individual and Team Work)
    PLO:10
    (Communication)
    PLO:11
    (Project Management)
    PLO:12
    (Life Long Learning)

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