EDD 245 - Advanced Engineering Drawing

 
Description
This is a project-oriented course, applying drawing concepts and techniques of previous course work to practical problems. students will develop a portfolio of drawings appropriate to their field of interest. Included is the application of computers to the engineering environment, with topics such as computer-aided drafting, design and manufacturing. The lerning outcomes for this course are consistent with the requirements outlined in the National Occupational Skill Standards (NOSS), the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

1. Prepare working drawings according to specifications.
2. Produce a portfolio of a complete set of working drawings and design calculations.
3. Apply the techniques of 2-D and 3-D CAD software to produce a fully annotated set of working drawings of assigned projects.
4. Use the Internet to search product catalog information to incorporate into assigned projects.
5. Design fully annotated working drawings, including plumbing, lighting and heating.
6. Modify an existing machine assembly to include tolerance dimensions between mating parts.
7. Replace machined components with stock parts found in manufacturers’ product catalogs.

1. Assembly and detail drawings
2. Tolerance calculations and applications
3. Gear drawings
4. Cam drawings
5. Plumbing and piping drawings
6. Plumbing design
7. Heating drawings
8. Heating design
9. Ductwork sizing and design
10. Lighting drawings
11. Lighting design

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