BOĞAZİÇİ UNIVERSITY
Department of Civil Engineering
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Syllabus of ENGG 110 Engineering Graphics
COURSE
Credits
Lecture Hours
Lecture Hall
(2+0+2) 3
T6789/F6789
M 3160
INSTRUCTOR
Name
Email
Phone
Office Hour
Office
Webpage
Feza Baykal
baykalfe@bogazici.edu.tr
+90 212 359 7532
T, F
M3027
Name
Email
Umutcan KILIÇ
umutcan.kilic@bogazici.edu.tr
TEACHING ASSISTANTS
http://www.ce.boun.edu.tr/tr/fezabaykal
COURSE TEXTBOOK
Frederick E. Giesecke, Alva Mitchell et al. “Technical Drawing”
COURSE DESCRIPTION (CATALOG)
Principles of Engineering drawing, lettering, dimensioning, orthographic drawing, pictorial
and sectional views. Introduction to computer aided drafting.
PREREQUISITE
NONE
LABORATORY AND COMPUTER USAGE
Students use AutoCAD and use the CAD laboratory to conceive the basics of graphics
language and drafting techniques.
GRADING POLICIES
Plates, CAD Applications
and HW: 80%
Final Design Project: 20%
CURRICULAR CONTEXT
This required course provides knowledge about the techniques of engineering graphics,
conventional drawing theory, conventional drafting, and computer applications for the use
graphic language and the use of AutoCAD.
SPECIFIC OUTCOMES OF INSTRUCTION
This course is designed for engineering students to make them familiar with the graphic
language, design process, biomimicry, and creative thinking. The course is also designed
for gaining an ability for problem solving, inquiring and questioning mind, ability to
concentrate and communicate, ability to synthetize, demonstrate input skills, presentation
skills, and time management skills, and learn design process.
COURSE OUTCOMES
1) Introduce an understanding of the Graphic Language and use of effective Graphic
communication method.
2) Introduce the use of drafting techniques and drafting equipment, and AutoCAD
applications.
3) Introduce the design concepts, design process and creativity techniques such as the
study of natural world, watching the web etc.
4) Encourage teamwork, collaboration and development of interpersonal skills.
5) Gain an ability to design a new product by the use of biomimicry.
STUDENT OUTCOMES
This course is intended to contribute to the following program outcomes:
 (2) An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified
needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global,
cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors
 (5) An ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide
leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan
tasks, and meet objectives
 (7) An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate
learning strategies.
ENGG 110 Syllabus - 2024/2025-1
Reading
Assignments
Homework
Assignment
Objectives
Chapter 1
AutoCAD Applications
To motivate the students for the use of Graphic Language and introduce AutoCAD
Chapter 2
Plate No:1
To familiarize the students with the use of drafting techniques and drafting
equipment
Chapter 3
Plate No:2
To introduce freehand sketch & Shape Description of the object
Chapter 4
Plate No:3
To introduce Multi-view projection technique for the shape description of the
object
Chapter 6
Plate No:4
To learn how to produce a sectional view
6
Design & Working Drawings
AutoCAD-Lesson 5&6
Chapter 12
A group Design Project inspired
from Nature, A Report, Model &
Presentation of the Design Project
will be prepared (6 weeks time)
To learn the Design Process. A recognition of the need for a product and fulfilling
this need by using nature as a source for the new design. (Biomimicry) Learning to
work as a group
7
Auxiliary views
AutoCAD Lesson 7
Chapter 7
Plate No:5
To show true shape or true angle of features that appear distorted in regular views
8
Axonometric Projection
AutoCAD 3D
Chapter 14
Plate No:6 Homework
Axonometric Drawing & 3D
model (2 weeks time)
To introduce pictorial drawing which will Show several of the faces of the object at
once
Chapter 9
Plate No:7
To introduce the size description of the object and the dimensioning techniques
Chapter 15
Plate No:8
Chapter 16
Plate No:9
Week
1
2
3
4
5
9
10
11
12
13
Topics
Introduction to Engineering Graphics &
AutoCAD
Instrumental Drawing, Lettering,
Geometric Construction
AutoCAD-Coordinate Entry Methods
Sketching & Shape Description
AutoCAD-Lesson 1
Multi-view Projection
AutoCAD-Lesson 2&3
Sectional Views
AutoCAD-Lesson 4
Dimensioning
AutoCAD-3D lesson-1
Oblique Projection
AutoCAD-3D Lesson-2
AutoCAD-3D Practice
Perspective
Project Presentation
A Group Design Project Report,
Model & Public presentation of
the new design will be presented
To introduce a pictorial projection which provides an easy method for drawing
circular features that are parallel to the plane of projection
To introduce a pictorial projection which shows the natural way of seeing things
To gain an ability to design a new product by using nature as a source.
(Biomimicry) Preparing a report which contains the introduction to the stages of
the design advantages and disadvantages of each and the final selection with the
working drawings by using conventional drafting techniques and AutoCAD. A
three-dimensional (3D) model of the design and a presentation of the design in
public.
ENGG 110 Syllabus - 2024/2025-1