1. COURSE TITLE: DRAFTING

2. CREDS Title: INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING

3. CREDS Number: 5704

4. Job Title:

5. Course Description: Industrial Engineering Drafting is an overview of Mechanical and Electrical Drafting to include section assembly, detail and pictorial drawings. These drawings should be done on computer.

6. Hours: 54 Lecture/126 Lab, 180 hours total

7. Prerequisites: DRAFTING I

8. REVISION DATE: February 24, 2000

10. Content area skills-Methods Used in Achieving Course Objectives

• Lectures and demonstrations and related information
• Films, slides, and field trips as required
• Reading and related work from texts and other materials
• Exams and quizes

1. Advance drafting techniques
   1. Details

1. Complex sections
2. Dimensioning methods
3. Drawing techniques
4. Electrical Drawing

1. Assembly drawing

1. Exploded assembly
2. Pictorials Assembly
3. Types and their uses

1. Pictorial Drawing

1. Isometric assembly drawing

1. Fits and Tolerancings
   1. Different tolerancing methods
   2. Types of industrial fits
   3. Applications and interchangeability
   4. Manufacturing methods
2. Threads and Fasteners
   1. Types of threads and their uses
   2. Thread drawing techniques
   3. Industrial fasteners and their uses
3. Power Trains (introduction to:)
   1. Gear Types
   2. Belts and pulleys
   3. Chains
   4. Cams
4. Computer Graphics
   1. Use of computers and programs to develop industrial engineering drawing.

1. Computer
2. Digitizer
3. Plotter

10. Expected student proficiencies- Methods of Evaluating Objectives or Outcomes

• Grading of Drawing assignments
• Grading of exams and quizzes
• Grading of student notebook
• Punctuality and attendance