ME-118 ENGINEERING DRAWING
CREDIT HOURS
Theory = 1
Practical = 1
COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLOs)
| S. No. | CLOs | PLO | Taxonomy |
| 1 | Illustrate 2D/3D drawings for effective visual communication. |
PLO-9 Communication |
Cognitive |
| 2 | Practice acquired skills to develop drawings using relevant software. | PLO-5 Tool Usage |
Psychomotor Level 3* |
| 3 | Demonstrate the engineering drawing skills to illustrate the standard views of geometries and components used in the mechanical systems. | PLO-11 Lifelong Learning | Psychomotor Level 4* |
COURSE CONTENT
- Fundamentals of Engineering Drawing: Understanding the role of technical drawings; introduction of design process; alphabet of lines; measurement systems; drawing scale; lettering and its standards; drawing instruments and sheets.
- 2-D Drawings: Visualization and sketching; understanding solid objects; sketching techniques; construction of engineering curves, conics, cycloids, involute, spiral; one view drawings.
- Introduction to Projection theory: Multiview, axonometric, oblique, and perspective; construction of Multiview drawing with first and third angle projections; construction of isometric projection / drawing with curves and circles.
- Dimensioning and Tolerancing: Dimensioning techniques; rules for dimension values, size and geometric tolerance and their symbols; standards; types of fits.
- Introduction to fasteners: Permanent / temporary, threaded / non-threaded fasteners; screw thread forms; dimensioning of threaded fasteners.
- Working Drawing: Overview of working drawing with concept of assembly drawings; bill of materials
- Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs): Understanding the schematic of process flow diagram; overview of pipping drawings.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
Text Book(s)
- Frederick E. Giesecke, Alva Mitchell, Henry C. Spencer, Ivan L. Hill, John T. Dygdon, James E. Novak, R. O. Loving, Shawna Lockhart, Cindy , Johnson, ‘Technical Drawing with Engineering Graphics’, 15th ed., Pearson, 2017.
- Gary Bertoline, ‘Introduction to Graphics Communications for Engineers’, 5th ed., 2022.
*For details of Taxonomy Levels CLICK HERE
