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Architectural CAD (ACP) 771
Unit 3. Elevations
TIME FRAME: 4 weeks
GRADE: 9-12
CONTACT:
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09.0 TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
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09.0 TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
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03.0 LANGUAGE ARTS
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05.0 MATHEMATICS
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1. How are computer-drafting skills used to produce an architectural drawing?
2. How is an architectural drawing produced using acceptable practices and building codes?
3. How is a cross-section of the floor elevations drawn?
4. How is the roof design (looking from above) drawn?
5. How are the outside elevations drawn, including windows?
Development of cross-section of floor elevations based on student's floor plans.
Roof design (looking from above).
Outside detailed elevations, inculding windows, doors, etc.
Student in Engineering CAD will develop the ability to:
-- Use the computer to produce an architectural drawing,
-- Use reference books to follow a professionally-drawn plan,
-- The ability to visualize the relationship of floors, walls, ceilings, etc.of buildings,
-- The ability to visualize the building as it would look from the outside.
All students will:
-- Use computer-aided drafting to produce an industry-standard architectural drawing,
-- Understand and be able to read an industry-standard architectural drawing,
-- Read and apply industry-standard reference books.
Effort/attitude/participation = 50% of grade
Assessed daily, recorded as a weekly grade
Assigned Drawing Projects = 50% of grade
Assessed for quality of workmanship and meeting scheduled deadlines
Students produce and print a cross-section elevation view.
Students produce and print a roof plan, as seen from above.
Students produce and print an elevation view of the outside of the house.
Field trip to a house currently under construction.
Manufacturer's specification books.
Architectural Textbook
Building Code book.