ENTC 1110 Engineering Drawing

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ENTC 1110Engineering Drawing

• Syllabus

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For Your Information

• In the near future ENTC 1110, Engineering
  Drawing, will be eliminated from the Technology
  Core!
• The number of credit hours will be reduced from 4
  credits to 3 credits.
• The course will be taken only by students who
  have not had technical drawing in high school.
• The credit hours in ENTC 2170, CADD, will be
  increased from 3 credits to 4 credits.
• This is second time that I have taught this
  course in six years.
• Previously, I had not thought about technical
  drawing since I graduated from the University of
  Houston in 1971.
• If you decide to stay in this course, we will
  persevere!!!!
• If you decide to drop and add, you need to do it
  immediately!!!
• No hard feelings.

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ENTC 1110Engineering Drawing

• Instr. Dr. Hugh Blanton
• Phone [phone]
• email blanton_at_etsu.edu
• Web http//faculty.etsu.edu/blanton
• Office Wilson-Wallis 222-A
• Office Hrs TR1130 am 230 pm
• or by appointment

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Student Introductions

• Name
• Major

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Course Description

• Introductory drawing for technical communication,
  including geometric construction, orthographic
  projection, auxiliary and section views, and
  sketching and pictorials.
• 4 credit hours
• Major emphasis on drawings
• The class meets
• MWF 815 am 1015 am.
• Lectures will be kept to a minimum.
• Most Fridays will be work days with no formal
  class.
• Lots of class interaction.

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Course Objectives

• Develop the ability to communicate with others
  through the language of technical drawing and
  sketching.
• Develop the ability to read and interpret
  engineering drawings created by others.
• Develop an understanding for size specification
  procedures and use of SI and traditional units of
  linear measure.

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Textbook

• Technical Graphics Communication by Bertoline,
  et. al., 3rd edition.

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Equipment

• Scales
• metric
• architects
• civil engineers
• Pencils2H, H, HB
• May be standard pencils, mechanical lead holders
  and leads, or micro-lead pencils.
• Small Circle Template (optional)
• Size B tracing paper (12 x 18) or 11 x 17
  with border (about 20 sheets).

• Lead Pointer for standard lead holders, etc.
• Drafting tape
• Vinyl Eraser
• Irregular or French curve
• Dusting brush (optional)
• 45? triangle and 30?-60? triangle
• Set of dividers ( Do not use compasses, drafting
  machines, etc.)

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Grading

• Class Projects 60
• Team Project 25
• Class Participation 15
• Notes
• During the semester, students will be asked to
  demonstrate their assignments to the class.
• Class projects will not be accepted two weeks
  after the due date.
• Class participation is a subjective grade based
  upon attendance, promptness of assignments,
  cooperativeness, etc.

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ENTC 1110Engineering Drawing

• Course Schedule

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Course IntroductionWeek 1

• Introduction to ENTC 1110
• Students
• Instructor
• Office Hrs
• Grading
• etc.
• Assignments
• Drop/Add classes.
• If you are not on the class role by Monday,
  January 13, I will not let you attend the class.
• First Project
• Get your book and equipment.
• Read pages 44 (Traditional Tools) through the end
  of Chapter 3, page 70.
• Read page 90 (Sketching Techniques) through page
  123 (Perspective Projection)

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Week 2Traditional tools Sketching

• Chapter 3
• Drawing tools and techniques
• Scales
• Project Scale exercises

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Week 3--Sketching (continued)

• No classMonday, Jan. 20.
• Chapter 4
• Sketching
• Project Isometric sketch (Fig. 4.32)
• Project Multi-view sketch (Fig. 4.56)

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Week 4Sketching (continued)

• Plate 45 47Page 144
• Plate 13 14Page 149
• Read Chapter 5

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Week 5--Visualization

• Exercise 5-16
• Read Chapter 2

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Week 6

• Form Design Teams
• Read Chapter 11

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Week 7Auxiliary Views

• Formalize Design Teams
• Auxiliary Views
• Plate 3 6Page 554

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Week 8Auxiliary Views

• Plate 14 19Page 556
• Read Chapter 14

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Week 9--Sections

• Catch-up
• Sections
• Full
• Half

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Week 10Sections (continued)

• Internet Research
• Sections
• Half
• Aligned
• Plate 6 7Page 670

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Week 11Sections (continued)

• Plate 24 31Page 672
• Read Chapter 17.

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Week 12--Fasteners

• Fastener Identification
• Thread tables

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Week 13-15--Presentations
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Room Use.

• Room 204 is open for use when other classes are
  not in session.
• The building is open on weekdays until 1000 pm.
• Food, drinks, and the use of tobacco products are
  not permitted in the work areas.

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Questions or comments?
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Homework

• Next class is Monday, January 13th.
• Drop/Add classes.
• If you are not on the class role by Monday,
  January 13, I will not let you attend the class.
• First Project
• Get your book and equipment.
• Read pages 44 (Traditional Tools) through the end
  of Chapter 3, page 70.
• Remember there will no class on Monday, January
  20th.