Honors Architectural Drawing

CAD 1 Mr. Mugno Final Exam Project

You will create a portfolio of both hand drawings (paper and pencil) and computer aided drafting (CAD) drawings. This portfolio will be handed in in one document folder as well as electronic pdf folder on your personal folder in the school drive. On the cover you will design and come up with a company name and logo. This will be open - the cover of the folder – either hand drawn or computer generated.

Each drawing must have a professional titlebox/border layout.

I. Paper and Pencil Drawings – you will attach your sketches to your drawings – sketches will NOT be checked. 9x12 Paper a. Orthographic Projection b. Isometric Drawing Both due by Thursday, May 17th – about 6 class meetings plus time after school if needed

II. CAD Drawings a. Orthographic Projection - 12x18 titlebox b. Isometric Drawing – 12 x 18 titlebox c. Oblique – utilize the split method – 18x24 titlebox d. One Point Perspective -18 x 24 titlebox All CAD drawings are due by Tuesday, June 7th – about 7 class meetings plus time after school if needed *Schedule may change due to unforeseen events. Portfolio is to be handed in by Thursday, June 9 th – duringteh clas operiod at the latest.

These drawings are all posted online on the CAD 1 schoolwires web page in pdf format. You are responsible for printing them out.

For each day that the project/portfolio is late your grade will drop one full letter grade! Every day counts (including weekends!)

Overall Timeline: Paper & Pencil 5/13 Orthographic 5/17 Isometric CAD 5/23 Orthographic 5/26 Isometric 6/3 Oblique 6/7 One Point Perspective

JUNE 9TH – PORTFOLIO HANDED IN

Grading Procedure

I. The assigned drawing will be provided in a CAD Format

II. Your paper and pencil drawings will be graded for : a. Proper line thickness b. Proper line darkness c. Proper lettering techniques d. Proper and accurate dimensioning e. Accuracy of the views f. Accuracy of the centering of the drawing

III. CAD Drawings will be graded for: a. Accurate view(s) b. Accurate line types c. Accurate line color differential d. Accurate information in the title box e. Accuracy of the centering of the drawing

IV. Proper, ascending order of drawings in the portfolio’s both paper and pencil and electronic pdf

If you do not hand in your portfolio on the due date you will sit for your final exam and take the written final on the prescribed final exam day of June 15 Wednesday at 8:15AM (150 multiple choice questions).

If you do not show up for the final exam you will earn the grade of a 0 (zero) for this final) - 15% your final average.

There are no utilizing of notes, past drawings, questions asked about the drawings, collaborating with another student. You are to come into class and work on your drawings!