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After completing this chapter, you will be able to:
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1. Define technical sketching. |
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2. Understand how sketching integrates into the design process. |
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3. Identify and define two types of sketches. |
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4. Create a design sketch using pencil or computer. |
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5. Identify and use sketching tools. |
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6. Use grid paper to create sketches. |
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7. Lay out a sketch using proportions. |
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8. Understand the difference between pictorial and multiview projection. |
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9. Create a perspective sketch. |
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10. Create an isometric sketch. |
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11. Create an oblique sketch. |
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12. Create a multiview sketch. |
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13. Identify the types and precedence of lines. |
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14. Understand how sketching is used in constraint-based modelers. |
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15. Follow good hand-lettering practice. |
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16. Identify important practices when using CAD for lettering. |