Post on 25-Dec-2015
Name of the course :Drawing constructionCourse code :HED 129Credit hours :3hoursPrepared by Eng. Nadir Abd alrazig siddig
Introduction
• This course is taught in the first semester to the second year for sixteen weeks with 3 credit hours
Objectives
By the end of this course you must will be able to:-
1. Understanding of drawing tools and equipment and its use.
2. Understand the information provided and the purpose for which.
3. Provide graphics that says in the field of study.4. Deal with other sectors in the relevant fields.
Content:
1. Become acquainted with the drawing-tools and materials used descriptions and methods of its use.
2. Descriptions and methods of its use.
3. Letters of the alphabetic-types of fonts used in the drawing.
4. Engineering – halving line and divided into equal parts –angles –triangles and quartets
4. Regular polygons.5. Chambers 6. Drawing measurement.7. Drawing alortograve – Mahtlvp projections
and the private.8. Perspective angle of 30 (Oiswm left)-
Perspective angle of 45 (Oleg)-perspective on 6030(Axonometric).
9. Oval.10. Hyperbolic and equivalent cutting (Albrwela
Alheirbula).
11. Incident at an angle of view 90.
12. Incident at an angle of view other than 90.
13. sector.
14. Individual or a surface of deferent forms.
Drawing Tables and Surfaces
Drawing Papers and Plastic Film
Pencils, Leads, and Pens
PensSome designers prefer ink and use a technical fountain pen as it is capable of precise line width. It can be used for both freehand and drafted ink drawings. As with drafting pencils, pens are available in a variety of forms and price ranges. However, mosttechnical drawing pens consist of a tubular point, which has an ink-flow-regulating wire inside it. The size of the tubular point is what determines the finished width. Standard widths of ink lines are measured according to a line-width code,
Parallel Bar and T-Square,
Triangles
Templates
Compasses
Scales
Erasers, Erasing Shields, and Brushes
Additional Equipment
Starting the Drawing
PAPER AFTER DRAWING