EL NUEVO ENSAYO SOBVRE LA FACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA MECÁNICA Y ELÉCTRICA

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Date of last update: __January of 2003__

NAME  OF THE SUBJECT: DRAWING FOR ENGINEERING

NAME OF THE PROGRAM: DRAWING FOR ENGINEERING

LOCATION: N / A

REQUIREMENTS: N / A

TOTAL SESSIONS: 16

CREDITS: 6

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS:

          The necessities of the industry in general, makes the technical drawing an indispensable tool for its impact, so much in the line of design sales, of production, of installation, of service and maintenance.

GENERAL OBJECTIVE OF THE SUBJECT:

          To develop in the student the abilities and knowledge to represent graphically component or systems, completing, with the official (NOM) and international (ISO) norms.

PROGRAM:

1. INTRODUCTION
2. INSTRUMENTATION AND GEOMETRY IN ENGINEERING  
3. SKETCH  
4. PROJECTIONS, MULTIPLE VIEWS  
5. ANNOTATIONS, NOTES, LIMITS AND TOLERANCES  
6. TECHNICAL DRAWING’S STANDARD CONVENTIONS

CONTENT OF THE SUBJECT'S PROGRAM:

Estimated time: 48 hours.

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 History of the drawing  

1.2. Drawing of Engineering and the design  

1.3. Drawing of Engineering in this days  

1. Systems of measures, ISO-ANSI norms

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Estimated time: 3 hours

PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE:

          At the end of this course the student will be able to explain and to define why  the Technical Drawings are a system of effective communication of techniques ideas on designs and products.

1. INSTRUMENTATION AND GEOMETRY IN ENGINEERING

2.1. The tools for manual drawing  

2.2. Practice with Instruments  

2.3. Geometry in Engineering

Estimated time: 6 hours

PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE:

          At the end of this course the student will be able to define and to identify the tools used to create drawings, as well as terms related in their elaboration.

1. SKETCH  

3.1. Introduction  

3.2. Techniques for the sketch's drawing  

3.3. Introduction to the projections

Estimated time: 6 hours

PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE:

          At the end of this course the student will be able to define and to understand the term of technical sketch and how this is integrated in the design process.

1. PROJECTIONS, MULTIPLE VIEWS  

4.1. Theory of the Projection of Multiple Views  

4.2. Theory of the Axonometric Projection  

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4.3. Theory of the Oblique Projection

Estimated time: 12 hours

PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE:

          At the end of this course the student will be able to, identify and to create drawings using the different projection types.

1. ANNOTATIONS, NOTES, LIMITS AND TOLERANCES  

5.1. Foundations, technical and annotation uses  

5.2. Annotation’s practical of limits and tolerances

Estimated time: 9 hours

PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE:

          At the end of this course the student will be able to recognize and to apply the theory of the annotation, agreement  with the official norms.

1. TECHNICAL DRAWING’S STANDARD CONVENTIONS

6.1. Auxiliary views  

6.2. Section views and their classification  

6.3. Methods of assembles and subjection  

6.4. Taller processes  

1. Work drawings

Estimated time: 12 hours

PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE:

          At the end of this course the student will be able to know and to apply the different standard conventions of the technical drawing in the development of the design of products.

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