EL SEGUNDO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

EL SEGUNDO HIGH SCHOOL

Based on Southern California Regional Occupational Center (S.C.R.O.C.) Standards

Course Title: Drafting 2AB

Grade Level: 10-12

Department: Applied & Fine Arts

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Drafting 2AB is a more complex course drafting course that emphasizes dimensioning practices and advanced drawing techniques. Students will be introduced to computer aided drafting (CAD) concepts and applications.

Length: One year

Prerequisite for Enrollment: Drafting 1AB

Recommendation for enrollment: Consent of the instructor.

Type of Course: Elective. Students may enter at the semester with the consent of the instructor. This is a SCROC course that is located on the ESHS campus.

COURSE OUTLINE

Based on California State Construction Technology Standards

(The Eagle Expectations Integration of Core Knowledge and Critical Thinking apply to all the standards)

11. Auxiliary Views

11.1 Students will understand how auxiliary views are projected and used to clarify

11.2 Use primary and, when applicable, secondary auxiliary planes and revolutions

12. Sectioning

12.1 Students will understand section view applications and functions.

12.2 Incorporate section views and appropriate cutting planes to clarify hidden features or objects on drawings.

13 Revolutions

13.1 Prepare a revolution about an axis perpendicular to a front, top or side plane and draw successive revolutions

14. Tolerancing Relationships

14.1 Understand tolerance relationships between functional mating parts

Calculate and apply correct tolerancing conventions to drawings.

15. Reprographics

15.1 know the accepted methods and materials used in reprographics.

Select and use the appropriate materials and methods to reproduce original drawings.

16 Assembly Drawings

16.1 Understand, organize, and complete an assembly drawing, using information collected from detail drawings.

17. Development Drafting

17.1 Understand, develop, and draw flat layouts of a variety of objects.

Instructional methods

a. Lecture

b. Individual activities

c. Drawings

d. Discussion

e. Demonstration

Evaluation/Grading of Student work

a. Individual drawings

b. Portfolio – Students will be required to keep a portfolio containing all work, notes, handouts and drawings

c. Classroom participation – Students are expected to attend class on a regular basis.

d. Testing – Students will be given a comprehensive final exam.

Instructional materials

a. Basic text

1.Spencer, Dygdon Basic Technical Drawing, Mcmillan Publishing

2. Spencer, French mechanical Drawing, Glencoe

b. Manipulatives

1. Drafting machine

2. Drafting utensils

3. Computer