Subject 'Technical Drawing I'

Year:   2004/2005    2005/2006    2006/2007    2007/2008    2008/2009    

Formatting technical drawings. Formats. Types of lines. Scale. Normative font. Title blocks. Transferring measurements. Three view. Projection of a point on three screens. Straight line. Positions of a straight line in the space. Plane. Axonometry. Geometrical bodies. Axonometry. A point on the surface of a body. Representation ways. Views. Constructing a three view on the basis of a two view, transferring measurements to an image. Sections. Simple sections. Half view section. Marking sections. Constructing a three view with necessary sections on the basis of an axonometric image. Additional and local views. A brought-out element. Simplifications. Special cases of sections (forbidden sections). Local section. Cross-section.
Compound sections (step- and fold section).

- developing three dimensional imagination;
- providing knowledge about the valid standards for making and reading technical drawings;
- forming the skill and proficiencies of making and reading technical drawings through practical activity.

Student having passed the course:
- has an overview of standards and knows how to handle reference material;
- knows the norms that deal with formatting technical drawings and types of representation;
- commands the drawing technique;
- can make technical drawings in accordance with valid norms;
- can read technical drawings.

Practical classes, individual graphical tasks, classroom test, prelim.

1. R. Kalep 1998. Lühikonspekt insenerigraafikast. Tln, Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool.
2. A. Koloviski, J. Särak 2006. Insenerigraafika. Tln, Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool.
3. J. Särak 2007. Insenerigraafika konspekt I. Tln, Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool.*
4. J. Särak 2007. Insenerigraafika konspekt II. Tln, Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool.*
5. J. Riives, A. Teaste, R. Mägi 1996.Tehniline joonis. Tln, Valgus.
6. Technical drawings. Vol. 1 Technical drawings in general. ISO Standards Handbook, 4th ed. 2002. Geneve: International Organization for Standardization.
7. Technical drawings. Vol. 2 Mechanical engineering drawings. Construction drawings. Drawing equipment. ISO Standards Handbook, 4th ed. 2002. Geneve: International Organization for Standardization.
8. Transparents, posters, sample technical drawings, individual tasks and sets of assemblies
9. Dynamic technical drawings as a Power Point presentation in the Internet*
* material is available in the E-learning environment

2008: TI  

2007: TI  

2006: TI  

2005: LI  

2004: LI