Technical Drawing SS 2 First Term Lesson Notes
Weekly Brief: Technical Drawing – SS 2 First Term
Week 1 & 2: Welcome Test & Special Curves (Loci)
- Topics Covered:
- Introduction to various loci such as Archimedean spiral and hyperbola.
- Construction of different loci.
- Practical applications of each loci.
- Plotting the loci of points on different link mechanisms.
- Activities:
- Brainstorming definitions and applications of loci.
- Demonstrating the construction of various loci.
- Constructing loci of points on link mechanisms.
Week 3 & 4: Surface Development
- Topics Covered:
- Definition and description of various solid figures (cone, prism, pyramids, cylinder).
- Construction of complete figures from truncated cones, prisms, pyramids, and cylinders.
- Activities:
- Describing various solid figures as a class.
- Group demonstrations on how to develop models of truncated solid figures.
- Pair activities for developing models of solid figures.
Week 5 & 6: Surface Development (Intersection of Solids)
- Topics Covered:
- Construction of intersections of two cylinders of equal and unequal diameter.
- Construction of intersections between a cylinder and a cone.
- Construction of intersections of two prisms of different diameters.
- Construction of intersections of two pyramids.
- Activities:
- Demonstrations of constructing lines and curves of intersections.
- Pair activities to produce models of intersecting solid figures.
Week 7: Mid-Term Assessment and Break
- Activities:
- Mid-term assessment to review and evaluate understanding of the topics covered so far.
- Encouragement to shun exam malpractice and manage time effectively during exams.
Week 8: Surface Development (Intersection of Solids)
- Topics Covered:
- Construction of intersections of two prisms of different diameters.
- Construction of intersections of two pyramids.
- Construction of intersections between a cylinder and a prism.
- Activities:
- Demonstrations of constructing lines and curves of intersections.
- Class discussions and activities to reinforce the concepts.
Week 9: Pictorial Views (Drawings)
- Topics Covered:
- Definition of pictorial drawings.
- Types of pictorial drawings (isometric and oblique).
- Drawing blocks in isometric and oblique projections.
- Relating isometric and oblique projections with walls, laptops, and sockets.
- Activities:
- Class definitions and discussions of various types of pictorial views.
- Group activities to list and describe types of pictorial views.
Week 10 & 11: Pictorial Drawing
- Topics Covered:
- Construction of given views correctly.
- Conversion of orthographic views to isometric and oblique projections.
- Activities:
- Group activities to convert orthographic to isometric and oblique projections.
- Pair activities to develop and practice blocks and geometrical solids in oblique projection.
Week 12 & 13: Revision and Examination
- Activities:
- Comprehensive revision of all topics covered throughout the term.
- Examination to assess understanding and knowledge.
- Instructions to attempt all questions and avoid exam malpractice.
Summary:
Throughout the first term, students have been introduced to various aspects of Technical Drawing, including special curves (loci), surface development, intersections of solids, and pictorial drawings. The term included a blend of theoretical learning, practical demonstrations, and group activities aimed at reinforcing critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills. The mid-term and end-of-term assessments provided opportunities to evaluate and consolidate their knowledge, preparing them effectively for further studies in Technical Drawing.
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