I. Conventional and Computerized Drafting
1. Equipment identification
II. The Fireplace: Using Conventional Board and Computerized
Drafting
III. Overview of Residential Working Drawings
B. Office and City Procedures
C. Professional and Their Roles
D. Process from Program to Occupancy
IV. Residential Site Plan
A. Determinates and Elements of Site Plan
1. Codes, ordinances, City processes, and departments
2. Onsite and offsite design and construction
3. Consultants and their roles
4. Symbols, conventions, and terminology
B. Further Development of Board Skills and CAD Commands
V. Residential Floor Plan
A. Determinates and Elements of Floor Plan
1. Programming, codes, and design processes
2. Typical materials and wall assemblies
3. Symbols, conventions, and terminology
B. Further Development of Board Skills and CAD Commands
VI. Residential Electrical Plan
A. Determinates and Elements of Electrical Plan
1. Codes and consultants and their roles
2. Materials and equipment
4. Symbols, conventions, and terminology
5. Sepias, pin register, and CAD layering
B. Further Development of Board Skills and CAD Commands
VII. Residential Mechanical Plan
A. Determinates and Elements of Mechanical Plan
1. Codes and consultants and their roles
2. Materials and equipment
4. Symbols, conventions, and terminology
5. Sepias, pin register, and CAD layering
B. Further Development of Board Skills and CAD Commands
VIII. Residential Reflected Ceiling Plan
A. Determinates and Elements of Ceiling Plan
1. Symbols, conventions, and terminology
2. Relationship to other working drawings
B. Further Development of Board Skills and CAD Commands
IX. Residential Plumbing Plan
A. Determinates and Elements of Plumbing Plan
1. Codes and consultants and their roles
2. Materials and equipment
4. Symbols, conventions, and terminology
5. Sepias, pin register, and CAD layering
B. Further Development of Board Skills and CAD Commands
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