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Posted.10/16/03
AST 101 – Basic Blueprint Reading
Introduces basic blueprint reading. Emphasis will be placed on reading
and interpreting blueprints found in a manufacturing environment. Topics
include: lines and symbols, views, material, form and position, title blocks,
sketching, features, and sections.
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Competency
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Lines and
Symbols |
Class |
5 |
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Views |
D. Lab |
0 |
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Material |
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Lab/O.B.I. |
0 |
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Form And
Position |
Credit |
5 |
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Title
Blocks |
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Sketching |
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Features |
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Sections |
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Course Guide
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Competency |
After completing this section,
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Class |
D. Lab
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LINES AND SYMBOLS |
7 |
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Alphabet
of lines |
Identify
lines used in blueprints. |
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Symbols |
Identify
symbols used in blueprints. |
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7 |
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Identification |
Distinguish
between various views represented on typical manufacturing blueprints to
include auxiliary views. |
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MATERIAL
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7 |
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Material
call-outs |
Locate
materials list. |
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Identify
the material call-outs on lists of materials. |
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FORM AND POSITION
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7 |
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Orthographic |
Relate
the form and position of an object as viewed in an orthographic drawing. |
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Oblique |
Relate
the form and position of an object as viewed in an oblique drawing. |
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Isometric |
Relate the
form and position of an object as viewed in an isometric drawing. |
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Perspective |
Relate
the form and position of an object as viewed in a perspective drawing. |
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TITLE
BLOCKS |
7 |
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Location |
Locate
title blocks on various blueprint drawings. |
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Read and
interpret |
Read and
interpret information on various manufacturing blueprint drawings. |
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SKETCHING
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2 |
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Application |
Use
sketching technique to record dimensions and shape of parts or assemblies in
a manufacturing setting. |
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FEATURES |
6 |
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Identify
features contained on a blueprint in relation to actual workpiece or
assembly. |
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Identify
features of workpiece or assembly in relation to CNC production methods. |
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SECTIONS |
7 |
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Read and
identify |
Identify
features of a sectional view in manufacturing blueprints. |
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Suggested Resources
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Bethune,
J. D. (1987). Essentials of drafting
(2nd ed.).
Brown,
W. C. (1986). Blueprint
reading for industry.
Brown,
W. C. (1990). National
electrical code blueprint reading.
Hammer,
W. (1989). Blueprint
reading basics.
Hunter,
R. (1984). Blueprint
reading. Garden City, NY: Bergwall.
Jensen, C. H., & Helsel,
J. D. (1989). Fundamentals of engineering, drawing, and
design (3rd ed.).
Kirkpatrick, M. (1989).
Industrial blueprint
reading and description.
Lewis,
J. (1987). Everything you always wanted
to know about drafting (Vol. 1).
McCabe,
J. L. (1987). Mathematics
workbook for drafting.
Olivo, C. T., & Payne, A. V. (1988).
Basic blueprint reading and sketching
(5th ed.).
Olivo, C. T., et al.
(1988). Blueprint
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Olivo, T. (1983). Introduction to blueprint reading and technical sketching (rev ed.).
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(1985). Blueprint reading and technical sketching for industry.
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S. (1987). Technical drawing: Design,
illustration and model making.
Schultz,
R. R. (1988). Blueprint
reading for the machine trades.
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for machinists.
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Blueprint reading for machinists:
Intermediate (4th ed.).
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Blueprint reading for machinists (4th
ed.).
Taylor, D. L. (1986).
Elementary blueprint reading for
machinists (3rd ed.).
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J. R. (1986). Welding:
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