This document provides an overview of the Engineering Graphics course MEC103. It includes [1] the course outcomes, credit hours, and assessment model, [2] an introduction to engineering drawing and its importance for communication between designers and manufacturers, and [3] an outline of the syllabus which covers topics like orthographic projections, sectional views, isometric projections, and development of surfaces.
This document provides an overview of the Engineering Graphics course MEC103. It includes [1] the course outcomes, credit hours, and assessment model, [2] an introduction to engineering drawing and its importance for communication between designers and manufacturers, and [3] an outline of the syllabus which covers topics like orthographic projections, sectional views, isometric projections, and development of surfaces.
This document provides an overview of the Engineering Graphics course MEC103. It includes [1] the course outcomes, credit hours, and assessment model, [2] an introduction to engineering drawing and its importance for communication between designers and manufacturers, and [3] an outline of the syllabus which covers topics like orthographic projections, sectional views, isometric projections, and development of surfaces.
This document provides an overview of the Engineering Graphics course MEC103. It includes [1] the course outcomes, credit hours, and assessment model, [2] an introduction to engineering drawing and its importance for communication between designers and manufacturers, and [3] an outline of the syllabus which covers topics like orthographic projections, sectional views, isometric projections, and development of surfaces.
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ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
MEC103 Learning Outcomes Overview of the subject. Course outcomes. LTP count / Credits of the subject. CA pattern Text books / reference books. Overview of the syllabus. Introduction to Engineering Drawing The role of engineers is to design & develop products. Introduction to Engineering Drawing To communicate their ideas they use engineering drawings. Introduction to Engineering Drawing
Engineering drawing is a graphical language used by
engineers to communicate their ideas. So it acts as a communication link between designers and manufacturers.
It is completely different from artistic drawing, which is
used to express aesthetic, philosophical and abstract ideas.
Just as a picture speaks thousands of words, a complete
technical drawing tells everything about the geometry of the product. Applications Course Detail
LTP – 2, 2, 0 (Two lectures, Two Tutorials, Zero practical hours per week)
Credit – 4 Course Assessment Model
• 3 online assignments - Assignment 1 in 3rd week. - Syllabus – Unit 1 & 2 Books Text Books
Engineering Drawing with an introduction to AutoCAD
by DHANANJAY A JOLHE
Reference Books
Engineering Drawing by AMAR PHATAK
Engineering Drawing by M.B. SHAH & B.C. RANA Engineering Graphics by K.C. JOHN Engineering Drawing by N.D. BHATT & M. PANCHAL Syllabus Unit 1 (Introduction to Engineering Drawing) Principles of Engineering Graphics and their significance.
Drawing instruments.
Lettering in vertical Gothic letters using single stoke.
Dimensioning.
Different types of lines used in engineering drawing.
Plane and Diagonal Scale.
Syllabus Unit 2 (Projection of Points and Lines)
Projection of Points.
Projection of Lines. Syllabus Unit 3 (Orthographic Projections) Methods of obtaining Orthographic Projections (First angle and third angle)
Principles of orthographic projections.
Syllabus Unit 4 (Sectional views) Importance of sectioning.
Types of sectioning (Full, Half & Offset)
Syllabus Unit 5 (Isometric Projections)
Isometric Projections.
Isometric Scale.
Terminology.
Isometric Dimensioning. Syllabus Unit 5 (Isometric Projections) Syllabus Unit 6 (Development of Surfaces) Methods of development (Parallel line & Radial line).
Parallel line development of cylinder and prism.
