INGE 3011 – Engineering Graphics

INGE 3011 – Engineering Graphics Instructor: Juan A. González Sánchez, MS Tel: 787‐850‐0000 x9117 Office: Dep. Matemáticas Email: [email protected] Office Hourse: Monday, Thursday, and Friday 8:30‐10:00 AM Website: http://www1.uprh.edu/jgonzale General Information: Number of credits: 2 Contact Period: 1 hour of lecture and two one and a half hour laboratory per week = 4 hours per session Classrooms: EL‐105 & SUM (Salón de Usos Múltiples, Facultad de Comunicaciones) Course Description: English: Principles of Graphic Language: Fundamentals of delineation, analysis and solution of space problems, symbols and standards as applied in engineering. Freehand drawing as a tool for visualization. Principles of orthographic projection, sections, auxiliary views and conventional practices. Pictorial drawings: axonometric, oblique and perspective. Introduction to descriptive geometry. Hand and computer‐aided drawing. Spanish: Principios de Lenguaje Grafico: Fundamentos de delineación, análisis y solución de problemas de espacio, símbolos y normas de uso en Ingeniería. Dibujo a mano alzada como herramienta de visualización. Principios de proyecci6n, secciones, vistas auxiliares y practicas convencionales. Dibujo y perspectivas. Introducción a la geometría descriptiva. Dibujo manual y asistido por computadora. Main Objectives: To provide engineering students with a strong base of contemporary skill in graphic communications as applied to engineering with emphasis on creative solutions and problem solving strategies utilizing practical delineation and visualization techniques. Textbook and Exercise Manual: 1‐ James H. Earle. Graphic Technology, Second Edition. Pearson – Prentice Hall. 2005. ISBN: 0‐13‐147643‐2. 2‐ James H. Earle. Graphics and Geometry 3 (with Computer Graphics). Creative Publishing Company. ISBN: 0932702-85-6. 1
Required instruments: Supplies and materials: Mechanical pencil 0.5mm, eraser, irregular curves, compass, 45 and 30/60 degree triangles, protractors, architect scale, civil engineer scale and metric scale.. Course time frame and thematic outline 1.
Outline Review of computer, server, and plotter hardware basics 2.
Sketching techniques 3.
Projections 4.
Orthographic 5.
Auxiliary 6.
Sections 7.
Oblique drawing 8.
Dimensioning: Fundamentals and tolerance 9.
Creating of documentation 10. Use of paper space in AutoCAD 11. Preparing final drawings Grading System A 90%‐100% B 80%‐89% C 65%‐79% D 60%‐64% F 0%‐59% Evaluation Strategies Item Exams and Quizzes 40% Assignments 40% Final Project 10% Class Work 10% Percentage Bibliography: •
Leach, James; AutoCAD 2006, Second Edition, McGraw Hill, 2006. •
Jensen, Cecil H., Engineering Drawing and Design, Seventh Edition, Mc Graw Hill, 2007 •
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