COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING (CADD): DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE: ACME. ENGG. TEACHING PLAN CADD: Computer Aided Design and Drafting (3 CH) 6 Contact Hrs. PER WEEK (2L + 4P) 10 Weeks (20+40) INSTRUCTION (20 days) 2 Weeks (4+8) SEMINAR ASSESSMENT Total marks (10 +50) (4 days) 1 Week (2+4) MARKS SUBMISSION TO DEPARTMENT & REVISION FOR FINAL EXAMINATIONS (2 days) Final Examination duration 3 hours Total marks 40 Internal Assessment Marks (10+50): 10% on class attendance. 30% regular assignments. 70% AutoCAD task and viva voce. Ujjwal Ghimire & Roma Amatya Course Objective: COURSE TUTORS To develop proficiency in the use of architecture oriented computer application software. Students will be able to utilize AutoCAD software in design projects. Day1: ORIENTATION AND BASICS 11/05/2014 Basic Computer. OS, Storage, Unit of storage, Computer hardware, CAD software and hardware requirements. Installation. Startup. Etc. Introduction to CAD. Uses, advantages, disadvantages, differences w.r.t. traditional drafting methods. Coordinates Systems AutoCAD Environment, Interaction, windows. File types. Opening closing and saving files. Raster and Vector Images Other popular software students will be using, as a design and visualization aid: Photoshop, sketch up, Revit, BIM, etc. Concept of Scale, and scale in AutoCAD. Units in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Fundamentals I MVSETUP Create Objects ● ● ● ● Line Circle Arc Rectangle Edit/Modify Objects ● Erase ● Move ● Copy ● Rotate ● Scale ● Trim ● Extend ● Offset ● Mirror ● Fillet View Objects ● Zoom ● Pan ● Regen AutoCAD workspace switching, AutoCAD 2014 Screen Elements: Drawing area, Command lines, UCS Icon, Paper Space/Model Space Tabs, Toolbars, Crosshairs, Drawing & Construction Aids, Ribbon, and Cascading Drop down Menus. Interacting With AutoCAD: Method 1. Type in the commands on the command line (AutoCAD v1.0–current). Method 2. Select the commands from the drop-down cascading menus (AutoCAD v1.0–current). Method 3. Use toolbar icons to activate the commands (AutoCAD 12/13–current). Method 4. Use the Ribbon tabs, icons, and menus (AutoCAD 2009–current). PRACTICE ABOVE COMMANDS. Assignments/tasks will be provided. Classroom and further preparation. Selection Methods Crossing and window. Drawing Accuracies: ORTHO, OSNAP> ENDpoint, MIDpoint, CENter, QUADrant, INTersection, PERpendicular Day2: AutoCAD Fundamentals II Grips Units and Scale Snap and Grid To Set Snap To Set Grid Cartesian Coordinate System Geometric Data Entry Dynamic Input Manual Input Inquiry Commands Area Distance List ID Radius and Angle Additional Drafting Commands Explode Polygon Ellipse Chamfer Templates Limits Save Help Files Tangent OSNAP Time Day 3: Layers, colors, linetypes, properties, Text, Mtext, Editing & Style Introduction to Layers What Are Layers? Why Use Them? Creating and Deleting Layers Making a Layer Current Assigning Layer Colors Layer Freeze/Thaw and On/Off Layer Lock/Unlock Introduction to Linetypes Introduction to Properties Properties Palette Match Properties Layers Toolbar In-Class Drawing Project: Floor Plan Layout Basic File Preparation Starting the Floor Plan Drawing the Inner Wall Geometry Drawing the Doors and Windows Introduction to Text and Mtext Text Editing Text Mtext Formatting Mtext Style Spell Check In-Class Drawing Project: Adding Text and Furniture to Floor Plan Layout NEArest OSNAP Day 4: Hatching and Dimensioning Introduction to Hatch Hatch Procedures Step 1. Pick the Hatch Pattern you Want to Use Step 2. Indicate Where you Want the Pattern to Go Step 3. Fine-Tune the Pattern by Adjusting Scale and Angle (If Necessary) Step 4. Preview the Pattern and Accept it if OK Working with Hatch Patterns Exploding Hatch Patterns Hatch Pattern Layers and Colors Advanced Hatch Topics Gradient and Solid Fill Solid Fill In-Class Drawing Project: Adding Hatch to Floor Plan Layout Introduction to Dimensions Types of Dimensions Linear Dimensions Aligned Dimension Diameter Dimension Radius Dimension Angular Dimension Continuous Dimensions Baseline Dimensions Leader and Multileader Secondary Dimensions Editing Dimensions Customizing Dimensions Dimstyle In-Class Drawing Project: Adding Dimensions to Floor Plan Layout Day 5: Blocks, Wblocks, Dynamic Blocks, Groups, and Purge Introduction to B l o c k s Difference Between Blocks & Wblocks Creating a Block Insert Purge Wblocks Inserting Wblocks Dynamic Blocks Groups Day 6: Arrays & Basic Output(Printing, etc.) Polar Rectangular and Path Array. Day 7: Advanced Output (Paper Space) Advanced paper layout Plotting Revision till now.