Technical Graphics Communication, 3/e
Gary Bertoline,
Purdue University---West Lafayette
Eric Wiebe, North Carolina State University---Raleigh
Eric Wiebe, North Carolina State University---Raleigh
If I have seen further ... it is by standing upon the shoulders of Giants."
-- Isaac Newton
1. Clearly represent and control mental images. |
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2. Graphically represent technical designs, using accepted standard practices. |
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3. Use plane and solid geometric forms to create and communicate design solutions. |
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4. Analyze graphics models, using descriptive and spatial geometry. |
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5. Solve technical design problems, using traditional tools or CAD. |
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6. Communicate graphically, using sketches, traditional tools, and CAD. |
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7. Apply technical graphics principles to many engineering disciplines. |
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