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MANU 1201 / MME 1211 MANU 1201 / MME 1211: Engineering Drawing Engineering Drawing

This document provides information about the MANU 1201 / MME 1211 Engineering Drawing course. It lists the course objectives, learning outcomes, assessment methods, attendance policy, lecture notes, and requirements for manual and CAD drawings. The course aims to teach fundamentals of engineering drawing, multi-view drawings, dimensioning, sectional views, and computer-aided drawing using SolidWorks software. Students will be assessed through assignments, tests, projects, and attendance. Manual drawings must include a title block and follow specific formatting. CAD drawings must be made using SolidWorks.

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MANU 1201 / MME 1211 MANU 1201 / MME 1211: Engineering Drawing Engineering Drawing

This document provides information about the MANU 1201 / MME 1211 Engineering Drawing course. It lists the course objectives, learning outcomes, assessment methods, attendance policy, lecture notes, and requirements for manual and CAD drawings. The course aims to teach fundamentals of engineering drawing, multi-view drawings, dimensioning, sectional views, and computer-aided drawing using SolidWorks software. Students will be assessed through assignments, tests, projects, and attendance. Manual drawings must include a title block and follow specific formatting. CAD drawings must be made using SolidWorks.

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MANU 1201 / MME 1211

ENGINEERING DRAWING

Instructor: Dr. Alya Naili Rozhan


Room: E1-4-11.3
Email: [email protected]
COURSE OBJECTIVES
1. Introduce fundamentals of engineering drawing.
2. Provide a clear understanding of two and three dimensional
representation of a part, the multi-view drawing practices AND
dimensioning and tolerances.
3. Introduce the sectional and auxiliary views.
4. Expose students to intersection of solids and planes and
development of surfaces.
5. Impart skills in computer aided drawing (CAD) tools
LEARNING OUTCOMES (LO)

Construct common geometrical Draw and arrange multi-views


shapes and apply constraints and isometric views of objects

Create and interpret CAD


Develop sectional and auxiliary models of parts based on
views sketching concept and solid
modeling
COURSE ASSESSMENT METHOD
MANU 1201
Assessment Marks
Assignments (Manual) 20%
Test 1 (Manual) 25%
Assignments (CAD) 20%
Group Project (CAD) 15%
Test 2 (CAD) 20%
ATTENDANCE POLICY
• 80% attendance is COMPULSORY to sit for the final exam

• 10% absence leads to warning letter

• 20% absence leads to barring from final exam


LECTURE NOTES

Download the slides from i-Ta’leem


http://italeem.iium.edu.my/

 Update your email address


 Use updated version (slides)
MANUAL DRAWING
Instructor: Dr. Alya Naili Rozhan
Basic Drawing

Geometric Construction

Tangency

Multi-view Drawing

Sectional View Drawing

Auxiliary View Drawing

Lateral Surface Drawing (Development)

Electrical Symbols
CAD DRAWING
Instructor: Dr. Ahmad Zahirani Ahmad Azhar

Introduction

Solid Modeling

Assembly

Drawing

Surface Modeling
REQUIREMENT FOR MANUAL
DRAWING
• Basics - Instruments
IMPORTANT:
ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION-MANUAL DRAWING
Class assignment 1 in
 Please add title block in the lower right week 2= C1W2
Home assignment 1
corner of your drawing sheet in week 9= H1W9

Depending on the
drawing given. If not Note the dimension
indicated, note NONE of the drawing given
in the scale area
ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION-MANUAL
DRAWING

1. The information contained from the top-left corner to the top right corner are
name, assignment code, and matric number, respectively.
2. The information contained from the bottom-left corner to the bottom-right
corner are date, course code, section number, scale, and units.
3. The title block is located at the bottom right corner of your paper
4. The dimension of the title block is as given above (see illustration)
5. The information (name, matric number, etc.) must be drawn as standard with the
height of the letters of 6 mm.
TITLE BLOCK

LOCATION
PLANNING YOUR SKETCH
When laying out a drawing sheet, you will need to consider:

1. The size and scale of the object you will show the sheet size.
2. The measurement system (units) for the drawing.
3. The space necessary for standard notes and title block.

Note:
The object you are drawing is the “star” of the
sketch. Keep the object near the center of the sheet.
It should be boldly drawn, using thick visible lines.
Make it large enough to fill most of the sheet so that
the details appear clear.
REQUIREMENT FOR
CAD DRAWING
 Software for CAD lessons: SolidWorks

Please use SolidWorks software that can be obtained


from lab technician. Other version will result in
SolidWorks CAD file(s) cannot be opened by
lecturer/tutor, and will be considered as ‘0’ mark.

 Students are encouraged to practice drawings and CAD skills


by themselves or by study groups independently.

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