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Introduction To Engineering Drawing: Muhammad Usman

This document provides an introduction and outline for an engineering drawing course. The course is compulsory and worth 2+2 credits. It covers topics like drawing instruments, lines, lettering, dimensioning, orthographic projection, and development of surfaces. Students will have two sessional exams, assigned tasks and tests, and a terminal exam that together make up the grading. The overall objective is for students to learn the language of engineering graphics and be able to clearly express and read engineering drawings.

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Introduction To Engineering Drawing: Muhammad Usman

This document provides an introduction and outline for an engineering drawing course. The course is compulsory and worth 2+2 credits. It covers topics like drawing instruments, lines, lettering, dimensioning, orthographic projection, and development of surfaces. Students will have two sessional exams, assigned tasks and tests, and a terminal exam that together make up the grading. The overall objective is for students to learn the language of engineering graphics and be able to clearly express and read engineering drawings.

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Introduction to

Engineering
Drawing

Muhammad Usman

Department of Mechanical Engineering, PIEAS


Course Description

Engineering Drawing and Graphics (ME-101)

Compulsory yes

Credits 2+2

Prerequisite Nil

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Course Outline
1. Introduction

2. Drawing instruments and their use

3. Lines, lettering and dimensioning

4. Planning of drawing sheets

5. Geometrical Construction

6. Orthographic projection

7. Projection of points

8. Projection of straight lines

9. Projection of planes

10. Projection of solids

11. Development of surfaces

12. Freehand sketching

13. Drawing sheets


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Recommended Books
1. Bhatt, N.D., Elementary Engineering Drawing: Plane and Solid
Geometry,49th Edition, Charotar Publishing House, India, 2007.

2. Parkinson, A.C., A First Year Engineering Drawing, 6th Edition,


Pitman, 1968.

3. Giesecke, F.E., Mitchell, A., Spencer, H.C., Hill, I.L., Dygdon, J.T.
and Novak, J.E., Technical Drawing, 9th Edition, Maxwell
Macmillan Publishing, Singapore, 1991.

4. French, T.E. and Vierck, C.J., Graphic Science and Design, 3rd
Edition, McGraw-Hill Inc., USA, 1970.

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Other Resources

 Run > \\172.30.10.8 > learningmaterial > Muhammad Usman

 PIEAS Library

 PINSTECH Library

 Internet

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Grading Policy

Marks Distribution
1st Sessional Exam 26 Oct 15 Marks

2nd Sessional Exam 7 Dec 15 Marks

Assigned Tasks + Tests 20 Marks

Terminal Exam 50 Marks

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Course Objectives
 Our object is to study the language of engineering
graphics so that we can write it, expressing ourselves
clearly to one familiar with it, and read it readily when
written by another

 To do this, we must know its basic theory and


composition, and be familiar with its accepted
conventions and abbreviations

 Since its principles are essentially the same throughout


the world, a person who has been trained in the
practices of one nation can readily adapt himself to the
practices of another
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