MCCCD Official Course Competencies:

CAD115  1996 Fall – 2012 Fall

Multiview Projection

1.

Define a three-dimensional concept in two-dimensional space. (I)

2.

Use the miter method to draw the third view, given two adjacent views. (II)

3.

Use the parallel/offset method to draw the third view, given two adjacent or related views. (II)

4.

Use currently acceptable standards to assign point numbers to a multiview drawing in order to identify key elements and shapes. (III)

5.

Use drafting conventions to generate a specialized view. (IV)

MCCCD Official Course Outline:

CAD115  1996 Fall – 2012 Fall

Multiview Projection

I. Planes of projection

A. The "glass box"

B. View identification

C. Third angle vs. first angle projection

II. Projecting a third view

A. The miter method (45 degrees)

B. The parallel/offset method

III. Point numbering point, line, and plane identification

IV. Special views

A. Partial views

B. Removed views

C. Auxiliary views

D. Conventions and standards