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    Course Syllabus - Engineering Graphics

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    This course introduces students to technical drawing and computer-aided drafting (CAD) using PTC Creo software. Students will develop 3D modeling, blueprint reading, and design skills. The course is divided into semesters covering topics like sketching, modeling, engineering drawings, and 2D/3D CAD. Students must complete practice problems, projects, and readings as well as download the Creo software for additional work. Grading is based on classwork, projects, quizzes, and a final exam. Students are expected to use class time wisely and seek help from the instructor and classmates.

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    This course introduces students to technical drawing and computer-aided drafting (CAD) using PTC Creo software. Students will develop 3D modeling, blueprint reading, and design skills. The course is divided into semesters covering topics like sketching, modeling, engineering drawings, and 2D/3D CAD. Students must complete practice problems, projects, and readings as well as download the Creo software for additional work. Grading is based on classwork, projects, quizzes, and a final exam. Students are expected to use class time wisely and seek help from the instructor and classmates.

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    This course introduces students to technical drawing and computer-aided drafting (CAD) using PTC Creo software. Students will develop 3D modeling, blueprint reading, and design skills. The course is divided into semesters covering topics like sketching, modeling, engineering drawings, and 2D/3D CAD. Students must complete practice problems, projects, and readings as well as download the Creo software for additional work. Grading is based on classwork, projects, quizzes, and a final exam. Students are expected to use class time wisely and seek help from the instructor and classmates.

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    Engineering Graphics A & B

    WASHINGTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL


    INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Robert Mitchell
    E-MAIL: rmitchell@wacohi.net (preferred communication method)
    PHONE: 444.5611
    COURSE DESCRIPTION
    This is an introductory course designed to expose students to technical drawing with an
    emphasis on computer aided drafting (CAD) principles and practices. Students are introduced to
    engineering software tools, blueprint reading, and design. 3D modeling skills will be developed using
    PTC Creo.
    CLASS FORMAT
    All lectures are active learning sessions with lab exercises. Practice problems, projects, and
    readings will be posted at the beginning of each unit. Class time will be given for independent practice
    and project time; however this may not be enough for all students. Students should download software
    on personal computers for additional work. Students may also see instructor to schedule lab time for
    extra work.
    COURSE GOALS
    The course is designed to introduce students to technical drawing and engineering graphics. At
    the end of the course the student will be proficient with the following:
    -

    Orthographic/multiview sketching
    Single part 3D models
    Assembly modeling
    Engineering drawings
    Dimensioning and notation
    2D CAD

    UNITS OF STUDY
    Semester 1
    1 Visual communication and sketching
    2 Introduction to 3D modeling
    3 Simple object creation
    4 Feature creation
    5 Engineering drawings
    6 Basic assemblies

    Semester 2
    1 2D and Architectural CAD
    2 Drafting competition preperation
    3 3D printing
    4 Assembly modeling
    5 Product development

    (Instructor reserves right to adjust content and schedule)

    MATERIALS
    a. Drafting pencils: 4H, 2H, HB; Eraser (can be purchased from instructor)
    b. Text: Technical Drawing and Engineering Communication (Goetsch; et. Al)
    c. Software: PTC Creo Parametric. Student edition available to download for home use at:
    http://www.ptc.com/communities/academic-program/k12/tech-support/ptc-creo-parametric

    GRADING
    Engineering Graphics is a course that focuses on project output, accuracy, and attention to
    industry standards. Therefore the grading of assignments will reflect the desired student outcomes.
    ACTIVITIES
    Classwork (practice problems; worksheets)
    Projects (CAD problems due at end of each unit)
    Quizzes (open book/open note; based on lectures, reading in text, and tutorials)
    Final Exam (per WCHS policy)

    PERCENTAGES
    10%
    60%
    20%
    10%

    LATE POLICY: Due dates will be posted at the time of assignment. Projects are due by 5 p.m. on the
    due date. Email submissions are acceptable. Late submissions 48 hours late or less will be penalized
    25%, submissions more than 48 hours late will be penalized 50% and may be submitted up until the
    end of the grading period.
    CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS
    - All WCHS Handbook policies apply.
    - Respect the educational rights of all students.
    - No food or drink in the lab.
    - Personal digital devices (includes headphones) are not allowed during instruction days. During
    independent work days it is at the discretion of the student; however they must not become a
    distraction. Headphones are not allowed to be used at any time except for consumption of class
    material.
    - Arrive prepared for class.
    SUGGESTIONS FOR SUCCESS
    This course will demand your focus during individual work time, attention to detail, and ability to
    finish work on time. In order to succeed you should follow these instructor suggestions:
    -

    Use limited work time in class wisely. If your project benchmarks are not on schedule, you must
    spend time outside class. See instructor to schedule lab time.
    You may ask other students for assistance. Seek out opportunities to assist classmates.
    Use knowledge you have gained in courses in other subjects (Math, Science).
    Ask questions. Give feedback.
    Attend every class!

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