A sketch is....

• a rough representation of the main features of an object or scene.

• a finished drawing that shows incredible detail of the object or scene

• a drawing done in pen of an object or scene that is drawn exactly to scale

• a blueprint replication of a drawing for engineers to build the object or scene.

Why do engineers need to draw?

• Engineers should not draw their ideas

• All though it is NOT a good communication tool, a drawing is a way an engineer can get ideas down on paper

• Sketching is only used to design.

• Engineers think, design, and communicate through their sketches.

Which of the following should be NOT be on a sketch?

• Multiple drawings

• Dimensions using drafting tools

• Material it is made of

• Expanded views

Annotation means to...

• to apply ointment to a sore

• to draw a scaled representation of the object

• Add notes to (a text or diagram) giving explanation or comment.

• To erase a mistake

How many principle views are there?

• 3 Sides

• 2 Sides

• 6 Sides

• 4 Sides

What are the standard 3 Views?

• Front, Top and Right Side

• Front, Top, Left Side

• Front, Top, Bottom

• Front, Right Side and Left Side

What is known as a 45° line that transfer detail between top and side views?

• Miter Line

• Transfer Detail Line

• Break Line

• Center Line

What rules is the drawing not following?

• The top, front, and bottom views align vertically

• The rear, left-side, front, and right-side views align horizontally

• Spacing between views must be the same

• Front View should be on the right side of drawings.

What rules is the drawing not following?

• The rear, left-side, front, and right-side views align horizontally

• Spacing between views must be the same

• The top, front, and bottom views align vertically

• Front View should be on the right side of drawings.

A two dimensional drawing of a three dimensional object.

• Orthopedic Physician

• Isometric Projection

• Orthographic Projection

• Organization Project