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Engineering Practicum
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott
Today’s Outline
• Instructor introduction
• Student introduction activity
• Assignment 1
Engineering Practicum
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott
Student Activity Questions
1. What is your name?
2. What is likely going to be your college major?
(If not going to college, what will you do?)
3. What do you expect to get out of being in the A
Course Engineering Option?
4. What is one of your favorite hobbies?
Engineering Practicum
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott
Assignment 1
• Due Tomorrow: Syllabus
– Read tonight, sign and get signed
• Due Thursday:
1. Lettering Practice
3rd rule of engineering:
“Don’t [communicate] simply to be understood.
[Communicate] so that you cannot possibly be
misunderstood” – R. L. Stevenson
Engineering Practicum
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott
LETTERING
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Engineer’s communication tool
All capital letters
BETWEEN GUIDELINES
Legible and Consistent
LEGIBLE AND CONSISTENT
LEGIBLE AND CONSISTENT
LEGIBLE AND CONSISTENT
Engineering Practicum
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott
Assignment 1
• Due Tomorrow: Syllabus
– Read tonight, sign and get signed
• Due Thursday:
1. Lettering Practice
2. Student Information Form – LETTERED (include e-mail)
3. Sketching Practice
• Make as large as possible on single sheet of 8.5x11
• An object in your home with at least 5 unrelated,
independent moving parts and uses electricity – no
computer or television (or their numerous derivatives)
• 3-view and 3D drawings
Engineering Practicum
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott
Sketching Practice
TOP
3D
FRONT
Engineering Practicum
RIGHT SD.
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
M. Scott