<p> High Desert Education Service District - Office of Career and Technical Education</p><p>Learning Standards for the Engineering Technologies Program of Study (The following list was created/edited by teachers at the secondary and post-secondary level in conjunction with local industry partners. These learning standards represent the common core that all teachers in the region will be responsible for teaching during the entire high school program of study.)</p><p>A PERFORMING WORK SAFETY PRACTICES A 1 Maintain a clean, orderly, safe work area. A 2 Operate a fire extinguisher. A 3 Identify the responsibilities and personal characteristics of a professional craftsperson. A 4 Explain the role that safety plays in the construction crafts. A 5 Describe what job-site safety means. A 6 Explain the appropriate safety precautions around common job-site A 7 Demonstrate the use and care of appropriate personal protective equipment. A 8 Follow safe procedures for lifting heavy objects. A 9 Describe safe behavior on and around ladders and scaffolds. A 10 Explain the importance of the Haz-Com (Hazard Communication Standard) requirement and MSDs (Material Safety Data Sheets). A 11 Describe fire prevention and firefighting techniques. A 12 Define safe work procedures around electrical hazards. A 13 Explain the purpose of OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and BOLI (Bureau of Labor and Industries).</p><p>B INTRODUCTION TO HAND AND POWER TOOLS B 1 Recognize and identify some of the basic hand tools used in the construction/manufacturing trades. B 2 Use these tools safely. B 3 Describe the basic procedures for taking care of these tools. B 4 Identify commonly used power tools of the construction/manufacturing trade. B 5 Explain how to maintain power tools properly.</p><p>C INTRODUCTION TO BLUEPRINTS C 1 Recognize and identify basic blueprint terms, components, and materials symbols such as blueprints, tech specs, diagrams, and bills. C 2 Relate information on blueprints to actual locations on the print. C 3 Recognize different classifications of drawings. C 4 Interpret and use drawing dimensions.</p><p>D DEMONSTRATING FREEHAND SKETCHING SKILLS D 1 Sketch straight lines. D 2 Sketch circles and arcs. D 3 Sketch curved lines. D 4 Sketch multi-view drawings. D 5 Sketch pictorial drawings. D 6 Apply size and location dimensions to sketches.</p><p>E DEMONSTRATING BASIC DESIGN TECHNIQUES (STANDARD AND METRIC) E 1 Measure using standard scales/measuring devices. E 2 Draw straight lines and angles. E 3 Draw circles and arcs. E 4 Draw irregular curved lines. High Desert ESD, June 2011 High Desert Education Service District - Office of Career and Technical Education</p><p>E 5 Demonstrate proper use, care, and adjustment of design equipment. E 6 Draw line symbols using alphabet of lines. E 7 Draw geometric figures using straight and curved lines. E 8 Draw borderlines and title block. E 9 Perform drawing setup to applicable standards (e.g., setting layers, line type, and width). E 10 Identify and use view and display commands (e.g., zoom, pan, viewports, and rotation). E 11 Format, enter, and edit text on a drawing. E 12 Edit, copy, and manipulate drawing entities (e.g., properties, stretch, trimming, and scaling). E 13 Bisect lines, arcs, and angles. E 14 Draw parallel lines. E 15 Divide lines and circles equally. E 16 Draw tangent lines, arcs, circles, and curves. E 17 Construct regular polygons. E 18 Construct circles and ellipses.</p><p>G DEMONSTRATING DIMENSIONING SKILLS (STANDARD AND METRIC) G 1 Place dimensions on a drawing. G 2 Set and control dimensioning styles. G 3 Dimension using aligned and unidirectional dimensioning systems. G 4 Dimension using leaders for notes, arcs, and circular features. G 5 Dimension using tolerances.</p><p>H DEMONSTRATING ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS (STANDARD AND METRIC) H 1 Draw regular orthographic views. H 2 Draw regular, inclined, and oblique surfaces. H 3 Draw curved surfaces. H 4 Draw using standard line symbols. H 5 Draw surface intersections. H 6 Draw detailed size description. H 7 Draw to scale and dimension. H 8 Identify 1st- and 3rd-angle projection drawings. H 9 Draw a 3rd-angle projection drawing.</p><p>I DEMONSTRATING SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED TO PRODUCE TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATIONS (STANDARD AND METRIC) I 1 Draw an isometric projection. I 2 Draw an isometric section. I 3 Draw an oblique projection.</p><p>J DEMONSTRATING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS REQUIRED TO PRODUCE SECTIONAL VIEWS AND APPLYING STANDARD CONVENTIONAL DESIGN PRACTICES J 1 Demonstrate section line and symbol techniques. J 2 Identify various types of sectional views. J 3 Draw half and full sections. J 4 Draw broken-out sections.</p><p>K DEMONSTRATING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS REQUIRED TO PRODUCE </p><p>High Desert ESD, June 2011 High Desert Education Service District - Office of Career and Technical Education</p><p>AUXILIARY VIEWS K 1 Demonstrate the ability to rotate a point, a line, and a surface. K 2 Demonstrate the ability to determine the true length of a line. K 3 Draw a primary auxiliary view.</p><p>L COMPUTER LITERACY L 1 Identify hardware components of a computer system. L 2 Format media and copy, delete, rename, save, and back up files and folders. L 3 Identify, create, and use folders and directory structures. L 4 Identify various file formats (e.g., wmf, .bmp, and .jpeg). L 5 Import and export data files between formats (e.g., IGES and DXF). L 6 Use software help features. L 7 Use the graphical user interface. L 8 Plot/Print drawing to appropriate scale.</p><p>M DEMONSTRATING BASIC SKILLS TO PRODUCE 3-D MODELS M 1 Create solid models. M 2 Modify solid models. M 3 Produce 2-D projections from 3-D models.</p><p>High Desert ESD, June 2011</p>