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Assignment 2: Engineering Graphics - CAD / 19MEE100

This document contains an engineering graphics assignment with 5 questions requiring students to draw multi-view projections of various objects. The questions involve drawing the projections of objects such as squares, pentagons, rectangles, and hexagons in different orientations relative to the horizontal and vertical planes. Students are instructed to use the last two digits of their roll number to generate values for variables X and Y used in specifying the dimensions of the objects. Rubrics are provided to grade assignments based on criteria like proper use of scale and orientation, inclusion of object information and dimensions, and overall readability.

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Assignment 2: Engineering Graphics - CAD / 19MEE100

This document contains an engineering graphics assignment with 5 questions requiring students to draw multi-view projections of various objects. The questions involve drawing the projections of objects such as squares, pentagons, rectangles, and hexagons in different orientations relative to the horizontal and vertical planes. Students are instructed to use the last two digits of their roll number to generate values for variables X and Y used in specifying the dimensions of the objects. Rubrics are provided to grade assignments based on criteria like proper use of scale and orientation, inclusion of object information and dimensions, and overall readability.

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Amrita School of Engineering, Chennai

Engineering Graphics – CAD / 19MEE100


Assignment 2

Semester / Year: I / I Course Faculty:


Issue Date: 22/12/2021 Due Date:

Answer the following questions: Total Marks = 100 (5 x 20 Marks)

S.
Questions CO
No
1. A square lamina of side X+Y+40 mm is perpendicular to VP and parallel to HP.
Draw its projections. 3,4,5

2. A regular pentagonal plate of side Y+28 mm is placed with one side on HP such
that the surface is inclined at X+45° to HP and perpendicular to VP. Draw its
3,4,5
projections.

3. A thin rectangular plate of sides X+50 mm x Y+25 mm has its shorter side in
the HP and inclined at an angle of X+30° to the VP. Project its front view when
3,4,5
its top view is a perfect square of 25 mm side.

4. A regular pentagonal lamina of Y+30 mm side has on edge in HP and inclined


at an angle of X+30° to VP. Draw its projections when its surface is inclined at
3,4,5
Y+45° to HP.

5. A hexagonal lamina of X+26 mm side has a side resting on VP and inclined at


X+30° to HP. Its surface is inclined at Y+45° to VP. Draw its projections. 3,4,5

Note:
Use the following values for the problems,
*XY = last two digits of your Roll number
Ex: if last two digit is 45 then X+20 means 4+20=24 and Y+20 means 5+20= 25
Rubrics: Assignment II
Name: Class: Date of Grading:
Reviewer: Period: Grade Score:

No *Minor *Major
*Incomplete **Resubmission
Mistakes Flaws (1- Flaws
(5-6 Needed (7 or
Criteria Found. 2 (3-4
Mistakes more mistakes
(Everything Mistakes Mistakes
Found) Found)
is included) Found) Found)

Orientation/
4 3 2 1 0
Scale Object

Representation
of Object/ Text 4 3 2 1 0
Information

Dimensioning/
12 11-10 9-7 6-4 3-0
Readability
*Recommend fixing these problems. **These will require resubmission and may require the
drawing to be redrawn

Orientation/
Best use of Scale to Fit on Drawing Space.
Scale of Object
Representation All text information is included in a diagram and Text size is in all CAPS
of Object/ Text (Except front view, top view and side views notations). Use different
Information colours for dimension lines and objects.
All dimensions are included as per given model. Each missing
dimension(s) is a point taken. Dimension numbers are found centered
Dimensioning/
between arrows. Dimensions are best placed for readability. Dimensions
Readability
will NOT point to hidden lines. There is no “double dimension” in the
Drawing.

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