Technology shapes the future, and engineering technology changes real life. For many years, graphics have served as a bridge and link for communication across time and space, and as a carrier for expressing and conveying engineering and technical ideas and designs. To be a qualified engineering and technical personnel, it is not enough to merely express design ideas in words; one must be able to depict them using "engineering drawings". "Engineering drawings are the common language of the engineering field." Engineering drawings are indispensable technical documents for engineering technology departments and are the knowledge and ability that every student entering the engineering industry must possess. Through the "Engineering Drawing A (1)" course, one can learn the knowledge of engineering drawings, their formation principles and drawing methods, and cultivate spatial imagination ability, the ability to solve spatial geometric problems, and the ability to express complex spatial geometric shapes. To master the "Engineering Drawing A (1)" course well, continuous practice in combination with engineering practice is the key to understanding knowledge, cultivating abilities and developing the good habit of abiding by national standards. Dear students, we are the Engineering Drawing teaching team. We are waiting for you in the course.
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Syllabus
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Basic Knowledge and Skills of Drawing
- 1.1 Basic Standards of Technical Drawing
- 1.3 Common Geometric Constructions (Study Materials)
- 1.4 Analysis and Drawing of Plane Figures (Study Materials)
- Chapter 2 Projection of Points, Lines, and Planes
- 2.2 Projection of Points
- 2.3 Projection of Lines
- 2.4 Projection of Planes
- 2.5 Auxiliary Projection Method (Study Materials)
- Chapter 3 Views of Solids (Study Materials)
- 3.1 Views of Basic Solids (Study Materials)
- 3.2 Intersection of Planes and Solids (Study Materials)
- 3.3 Intersection of Solids
- 3.4 Composite Solids (Study Materials)
- Chapter 4 Axonometric Drawings
- 4.2 Isometric Drawing Methods
- Final Exam
Taught by
Wang Yu, Zou Min, Chen Ke, Wang Yong, Xu Hong, Zhang Quan, Chen Kun, and Wang Yinzhi