Study Guide

Objective

- Student is familiar with the steps of the design process and is able to apply design systems.

- Student is familiar and capable to use CAD programs

- Student is able to read graphics and diagrams

- Student is able to use information provided by design systems as an aid in designing and is able to use ready-made solutions.

Content

- 3D modelling
- Calculation CAD
- Plan and diagram exercises
- Case exercises

Materials

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Teaching methods

Lessons
Learning by doing

International connections

Lessons, practices, exercises.
During the course drawings are made by using digital software. Drawings are printed in pdf-format, not on the paper.

Student workload

Lessons 10 x 3 hours
Exercises

Content scheduling

The course covers the basics of the AutoCAD program and the preparation of construction-related plans in compliance with the instructions, regulations and other instructions of the building authorities.

Competence goals:
After completing the course, the student:
- can create a clear and unambiguous image from a 2D model, using technical drawings, standard definitions of projection and cross-sectional images
- knows how to create unambiguous product documentation, using markings and line types according to technical drawing standards
- can measure and determine tolerances in accordance with standards, taking into account functionality and manufacturability
- knows the standardization of technical product information management, which includes technical product documents, as well as geometric product specification


Contents
- 2D drawing
- technical drawings, general presentation principles
- presentation of dimensions, angles and texts
- how to use and apply the most common commands
- managing the drawing layout??????, layers, hatches and fillings, scales, printing to pdf-format, saving the files
- technical product documentation

Timing: Spring 2025

Further information

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Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

During the course, there will be exercises, for which you will get 0-6 points depending on the task. The course does not have a separate exam. So, the grade will be based on the total points you receive from exercises. Individual assignments are not mandatory, but points are awarded for each assignment that is returned.

Course grades according to points:
Grade 5 (points 26-28(32)), excellent
Grade 4 (scores 23-25), good
Grade 3 (scores 20-22), good
Grade 2 (scores 17-19), satisfactory
Grade 1 (scores 14-16), satisfactory
Grade 0 (scores below 14), rejected

You can get a maximum of 4 points from bonus tasks, which means you can get a higher grade with +1 number.

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

Drawings are missing relevant information or some of the exercises are rejected or not done.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Drawings are missing relevant information or some of the exercises are rejected or not done.

Grade 2 (scores 17-19), satisfactory
Grade 1 (scores 14-16), satisfactory

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

Grade 4 (scores 23-25), good
Grade 3 (scores 20-22), good

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Drawings contain all the relevant information and everything is done on time.
Grade 5 (points 26-28(32)), excellent