The document contains the scheme of work for JSS3 Basic Technology students for the first term of the 2014/2015 school year. It outlines 10 topics to be covered over 10 weeks, including isometric drawing in weeks 1-2. Isometric drawing is defined as a pictorial drawing inclined at 30 degrees to the horizontal plane. It is built around three isometric axes. Dimensioning involves selecting the correct measurements and positioning them outside the outline of views using extension lines. Students are asked to define isometric drawing, identify its axes, note points on dimensioning, and reproduce a provided block with dimensions.
The document contains the scheme of work for JSS3 Basic Technology students for the first term of the 2014/2015 school year. It outlines 10 topics to be covered over 10 weeks, including isometric drawing in weeks 1-2. Isometric drawing is defined as a pictorial drawing inclined at 30 degrees to the horizontal plane. It is built around three isometric axes. Dimensioning involves selecting the correct measurements and positioning them outside the outline of views using extension lines. Students are asked to define isometric drawing, identify its axes, note points on dimensioning, and reproduce a provided block with dimensions.
The document contains the scheme of work for JSS3 Basic Technology students for the first term of the 2014/2015 school year. It outlines 10 topics to be covered over 10 weeks, including isometric drawing in weeks 1-2. Isometric drawing is defined as a pictorial drawing inclined at 30 degrees to the horizontal plane. It is built around three isometric axes. Dimensioning involves selecting the correct measurements and positioning them outside the outline of views using extension lines. Students are asked to define isometric drawing, identify its axes, note points on dimensioning, and reproduce a provided block with dimensions.
The document contains the scheme of work for JSS3 Basic Technology students for the first term of the 2014/2015 school year. It outlines 10 topics to be covered over 10 weeks, including isometric drawing in weeks 1-2. Isometric drawing is defined as a pictorial drawing inclined at 30 degrees to the horizontal plane. It is built around three isometric axes. Dimensioning involves selecting the correct measurements and positioning them outside the outline of views using extension lines. Students are asked to define isometric drawing, identify its axes, note points on dimensioning, and reproduce a provided block with dimensions.
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JSS3 BASIC TECHNOLOGY
SCHEME OF WORK FOR FIRST TERM 2014/15
WEEK TOPIC CONTENT 1 ISOMETRIC DRAWING Definition and axes, isometric drawing of simple shaped blocks without curves 2 Isometric drawing Board practice 3 Oblique drawing Definition ,oblique drawing 4 Orthographic projection Principal planes (vertical and horizontal), angles of projection(1stand 3rd ), principal views (front, side and plan). 5 Orthographic projection Placing principal views in quadrants, dimensioning techniques 6 One point perspective drawing Definition, principles, practise 7 Motions in engineering (linear) Definition, linear motion, lever arrangement to produce linear motion, use of slots and slides in mechanical systems. 8 Motions in engineering (rotary) Types9one way and reversible), principles of application, conversion of rotary motion to linear motion 9 Revision 10 Examination TOPIC: ISOMETRIC DRAWING
⦿DEFINITION ⦿ISOMETRIC AXES ⦿DIMENSIONING ⦿DRAWING OF A SIMPLE SHAPED BLOCK ISOMETRICALLY. An isometric drawing can be defined as a form of pictorial drawing which inclined at 30 degrees to the horizontal is plane ⦿ Tee square ⦿ Set square ⦿ Rules ⦿ French curves ⦿ Etc ⦿ A simple solid is a firm object having length, width and height. ⦿ It has three principal dimensions enclosed by surfaces. ⦿ Examples of simple geometrical solids are: ⦿ Triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, prisms, pyramids, cones, spheres and other solids such as tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron etc ⦿ NOTE: CHECK Pg.23 EVANS BASIC TECH FORJSS BK.3 ⦿ An axis is the imaginary line that joins the centre of the ends of regular solid
Right receding axis Left recedin g axis Vertical axis
Isometric drawing is built around the isometric axes as shown
below ⦿ This is the selection of correct measurment, the lettering and the positioning of the dimensions on a drawing. ⦿ Types of dimensioning: ⦿ Chain dimensioning ⦿ Datum dimensioning ⦿ Dimensioning are placed outside the outline of the views ⦿ Extension or projection lines are used to indicate the length to be dimensioned. ⦿ They are written above a horizontal lines and on the left of vertical lines. ⦿ It should be spaced on the drawing. ⦿ Semi circles and arcs are dimensions using their radius, R=50 ⦿ Do not use centre lines and outlines as dimension lines. ⦿ Circles are dimensioned by their diameters with symbol Ø. ⦿ Never repeat dimensions on other views. 20
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ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
⦿ What is isometric drawing? ⦿ How many axes are found on isometric drawing? Mention them. ⦿ List any three essential points to note when dimensioning. ⦿ Reproduce and dimension the simple block in your note. ⦿ Reproduce and dimension this isometric block.
