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    Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
    EnglishSelf Study

    Courses and Certificate Fees

    Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
    INR 1000yesIIT Roorkee

    The Syllabus

    • Lecture 1: Introduction to engineering graphics, Principles of Engineering Graphics and their significance,
    • Lecture 2: usage of Drawing instruments, stationary materials required – scales, protractor, French curves, papers, pencils, erasers, drawing pins, drafting machine, T-Pulley
    • Lecture 3: Sheet layout, fixing the sheet on board, cleaning the instruments
    • Lecture 4: Types of lines, Graphic symbols
      Lecture 5: Lettering,

    • Lecture 1: Dimensioning
    • Lecture 2: Scales – Plain, Diagonal and Vernier Scales;  
    • Lecture 3: Basic Geometrical construction – perpendicular lines, parallel lines, bisecting an angle etc.
    • Lecture 4: Curves used in engineering practice  
    • Lecture 5: Conic sections including the Rectangular Hyperbola (General method only); Cycloid, Epicycloid, Hypocycloid and Involute;

    • Lecture 1: Introduction to orthographic projection, principles of projection, Methods of Projection, Planes of projection, four quadrants
    • Lecture 2: First angle projection, third angle projection, reference line  
    • Lecture 3: Projection of points in different quadrants
    • Lecture 4: Loci of points  
    • Lecture 5: Projection of lines - introduction

    • Lecture 1: Projection of lines parallel to both the reference planes
    • Lecture 2: Projection of line parallel to one and perpendicular to another plane 
    • Lecture 3: Projection of lines inclined to one plane 
    • Lecture 4: Projection of lines inclined to both the planes
    • Lecture 5: Projection of a point and line on auxiliary plane  

    • Lecture 1: Projection of planes perpendicular to both the reference planes
    • Lecture 2: Projection of planes parallel to both the reference planes
    • Lecture 3: Projection of planes parallel to one and perpendicular to another plane
    • Lecture 4: Projection of planes inclined to one plane
    • Lecture 5: Projection of planes inclined to both the planes

    • Lecture 1: Types of solids 
    • Lecture 2: Projection of solids in simple positions 
    • Lecture 3: Projection of solids with axis inclined to one of the reference planes and parallel to
    • Lecture 4: Projection of solids with axis inclined to both the planes  
    • Lecture 5: Projection of spheres

    • Lecture 1: Introduction to section of solids, section planes, true shape of sections
    • Lecture 2: Sections of Prisms
    • Lecture 3: Sections of Pyramids  
    • Lecture 4: Sections of Cylinders
    • Lecture 5: Sections of Cones  

    • Lecture 1: Sections of Spheres
    • Lecture 2: Development of surfaces- cubes, prisms, pyramids
    • Lecture 3: Development of surfaces- cylinders, spheres
    • Lecture 4: Intersection of surfaces – two Prisms, two cones, two cylinders
    • Lecture 5: Intersection of surfaces – one prism and one cone, one cone and one cylinder, one sphere and one prism

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