Drafting Techniques WVEIS Code 1727

This course will introduce students to techniques used in advanced orthographic projection,
including dimensioning, sectioning, auxiliary views, revolutions, pattern development and
advanced CAD.

Standard 1: Apply proper sectioning techniques to fully describe the interior of an

object on a drawing. (1727.S.1)

Proper Sectioning Techniques Objectives

Students will:
1727.1.1 Describe the purpose of a cutting plane and cutting plane line, and properly draw them.
1727.1.2 Draw various ANSI standard section lines used for general sections, steel, concrete, etc.
1727.1.3 Describe the differences between a full, half, revolved, aligned, offset, removed and broken
out sections, and use sectioning techniques to complete drawings.

Standard 2: Identify and construct pictorial views. (1727.S.2)

Pictorial Views Objectives

Students will:
1727.2.1 Construct oblique and isometric drawings, including exploded and sectional views.
1727.2.2 Apply standard, horizontal and reverse axes in isometric drawings.
1727.2.3 Draw non-isometric lines, circles arcs, and curved lines.

Standard 3: Draw primary and secondary auxiliary views and revolutions. (1727.S.3)

Auxiliary Views and Revolutions Objectives

Students will:
1727.3.1 Demonstrate knowledge of primary auxiliary views.
1727.3.2 Draw secondary auxiliary views and explain their use.
1727.3.3 Demonstrate knowledge of revolutions and their use.

Standard 4: Apply descriptive geometry techniques to solve graphical problems.

(1727.S.4)

Geometry Techniques Objectives

Students will:
1727.4.1 Determine the true length of a line, true view of a plane and the true angle between two
planes.
1727.4.2 Determine the intersection between lines, planes, and surfaces.

Standard 5: Use proper techniques to draw patterns and developments. (1727.S.5)

Patterns and Developments Objectives

Students will:
1727.5.1 Develop rectangular prisms, cylinders, pyramids and cones.
1727.5.2 Demonstrate knowledge of transition pieces.
1727.5.3 Apply development techniques to shop patterns.

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Standard 6: Apply the rules of dimensioning to dimension drawings, using
architectural, engineering and metric measurements. (1727.S.6)

Rules of Dimensioning Objectives

Students will:
1727.6.1 Layout, measure and construct lines with the architectural, engineering and metric scales.
1727.6.2 Describe and apply unidirectional and aligned systems of dimensioning.
1727.6.3 Apply standard dimensioning techniques for a hole, countersink, counter bore and knurling.
1727.6.4 Properly dimension axonometric drawings.

Standard 7: Use computer assisted drafting to produce drawings, demonstrating the

ability to customize a CAD system. (1727.S.7)

Computer Assisted Drafting Objectives

Students will:
1727.7.1 Create and use various prototype drawings using custom developed line types, hatch patterns
and text styles.
1727.7.2 Modify CAD menu to perform additional and/or new operations.
1727.7.3 Demonstrate the ability to modify operating system files to facilitate CAD operations and load
and run a lisp routine.