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EngineeriEngineering ng

GraphicsGraphicsCADCAD

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Self IntroductionSelf Introduction

I am K.J.Sabareesaan | Lecturer in M&I Section.

You can call me Mr.Sabari.

I will be available in Old Main stores staff Office

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About the CourseAbout the CourseEngineering Graphics deals with

drawings.Manual Drawing. Computer Aided Drafting.

No much theory involved in CAD.

Need Practice … Practice… Practice…

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Seating Seating

Sit according to your Computer number.

Marking will be done as per the roll number | Computer Number.

Do not change your computer till the end of semester.

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Class ExerciseClass Exercise Individual Exercise ! You can start drawing only after my

instruction. Time is Mark !!!

For first 2 completion = 10 / 10 3-5 completion = 9.5 / 10 6-8 completion = 9.0 / 10 9-11 completion = 8.5 / 10 12-14 completion = 8.0 / 10 15-17 completion = 7.5 / 10 18- 20 completion = 7 / 10

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General InstructionGeneral Instruction

Come to class in time. Late comers will loose their attendance.Attendance carry marks!Do not open your computer when I am

teaching.You are allowed to draw after my

lecture.Do not copy drawings in any forms.Zero mark will be given for malpractice

| copy.

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QuizzesQuizzes

TWO quizzes will be conducted.Each carry maximum 10 marks.Questions will be asked from

AutoCAD commands from your handout | Lecture.

No repetition of quizzes.No quiz will be arranged for

absentees without proper permission.

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AssessmentAssessment

Practical exersics = 80 %

Quizzes [2] = 20 %

CAD 50%

Passing Grade for this course : C- [60-66 ]

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Setting Up The Drawing Setting Up The Drawing EnvironmentEnvironment

This normally involves a couple of steps.◦Defining the units◦Defining drawing limits◦Setting grid and snap dimensions

Note that you can redefine these items at anytime.

But you must do the settings at every time you open the AutoCAD

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First Step…First Step…1. Command : Units then Press enter

2. Set to mm3. Command: Limits then Press enter

4. Lower left corner : 0,0 then Press enter

5. Upper Right Corner : 210,297 (A4 Sheet) then Press enter

6. Command: Zoom then Press enter

7. All then Press enter

8. Command: Grid : 10 then Press enter

9. Command:Snap: 10 then Press enter

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Co ordinate SystemsCo ordinate Systems

1. Cartesian : X,Y Measures from Origin

2. Relative Cartesian : @X,Y(X & Y are distances from previously defined point)

3. Polar : L < (L – Length from origin ; – Angle from X axis )

4. Relative polar : @L < ø