100 10205
120 Architectural CAD (ACP) 771
130 Unit 3.  Elevations
140 4 weeks
150 9-12
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210 09.0 Technology Education
211 1.5.8
212 2.5.7
213 3.0.1
214 4.0.1
215 4.0.5
216 4.0.8
220 09.0 Technology Education
221 5.5.5
222 5.9.2
223 7.5.6
224 7.9.12
225 8.5.6
226 8.9.5
230 03.0 Language Arts
231 3.5.1
232 3.0.4
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240 05.0 Mathematics
241 1.0.1
242 1.0.3
243 3.0.3
244 5.9.2
245 6.5.6
246 
250 27.5 Science - Personal and Social Context
251 11.0.9
252 11.10.45
253 11.9.25
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300 1. How are computer-drafting skills used to produce an architectural drawing?
300 2. How is an architectural drawing produced using acceptable practices and building codes?
300 3. How is a cross-section of the floor elevations drawn?
300 4. How is the roof design (looking from above) drawn?
300 5. How are the outside elevations drawn, including windows?
400 Development of cross-section of floor elevations based on student's floor plans.
400 Roof design (looking from above).
400 Outside detailed elevations, inculding windows, doors, etc.
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500 Student in Engineering CAD will develop the ability to:
500 -- Use the computer to produce an architectural drawing,
500 -- Use reference books to follow a professionally-drawn plan,
500 -- The ability to visualize the relationship of floors, walls, ceilings, etc.of buildings,
500 -- The ability to visualize the building as it would look from the outside.
600 All students will:
600 -- Use computer-aided drafting to produce an industry-standard architectural  drawing,
600 -- Understand and be able to read an industry-standard architectural  drawing,
600 -- Read and apply industry-standard reference books.
600 
700 Effort/attitude/participation = 50% of grade
700 Assessed daily, recorded as a weekly grade
700 
700 Assigned Drawing Projects = 50% of grade
700 Assessed for quality of workmanship and meeting scheduled deadlines
700 
700 Students produce and print a cross-section elevation view.
700 Students produce and print a roof plan, as seen from above.
700 Students produce and print an elevation view of the outside of the house.
700 
800 Field trip to a house currently under construction.
820 Manufacturer's specification books.
820 Architectural Textbook
820 Building Code book.