Students are expected to have completed Technical Drawing in the high school.

Upon successful completion of this subject, students will be able to: 1. Know, interpret and use the representation systems, their geometric foundation and the conventions and standardized symbols that underlie industrial design and computer-aided design. 2. Apply your knowledge and understanding to read, interpret and correctly develop industrial drafts. 3. Understand and use different methods to graphically express ideas, designs and projects in a precise, clear, unambiguous and standardized manner. 4. Develop technical level and computer-aided design laboratory tasks. 5. Select and use appropriate tools and methods to graphically document industrial designs. 6. Combine theory and practice to solve problems of engineering graphics. 7. Work effectively both individually and as a team.

1.- Normalized representation systems: 1.1.- Descriptive Geometry (Ortographic Projection) 1.2.- Axonometric system 2.-Normalized representation of basic industrial elements. 2.1. - Industrial drawing rules. 2.2.- Axiliary views, cross sections. 2.3.- Assembly and part drawings. 2.4.- annotation rules. 2.5.- Dimensional and geometrical tolerances. 3.-Computed assisted design 3.1.- modeling 3.2.- assembling 3.3.- drafting

Theoretical presentations Drawing exercises Computer exercises by CAD Personal and group working. Drawing mechanism design Drawing Development