ENGR 1302

Instructor contact information

Instructor: Dr. Ammar Aamer Office Phone: 7745

Office: 5th Floor/ Lecturers’ office Office Hours: 10-12 TTH

(or hours of availability)
E-mail: ammar.aamer@sampoernauniversity.ac.id Website:

Welcome to
Course Title: Engineering Graphics I Term and Year: Spring 2017
Course Subject: ENGR 1302
1:00- 3:50 TTH
Course Section: A Class Days & Times:
Lectures/Lab
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 2 Class Room Location: 5.C
Lab Hours: 4 Engineering Lab
Total Contact Hours:
(All hrs. x 16)
96

Course overview
Catalog Description:

Introduction to computer-aided drafting using CAD/SOLIDWORKS software and sketching to generate two- and three-
dimensional drawings based on the conventions of engineering graphical communication; topics include spatial relationships,
multi-view projections and sectioning, dimensioning, graphical presentation of data, and fundamentals of computer graphics.

Student Learning Outcomes:

1. Use Graphical concepts of orthographic projection to represent 3D objects

2. Demonstrate the proper use of various graphs to display data within a design project.
3. Apply the engineering design process in solving a design problem
4. Demonstrate the ability to work as a team member in solving design a design problem.
5. Properly use geometric tolerance tables to find limit dimensions of connecting parts
6. Demonstrate the proper use of AutoCAD commands.

Getting ready
Prerequisites: MATH 1314

Revised 12/2016
Required Material: Technical Drawing with Engineering Graphics (14th Edition) by Frederick E Giesecke , Ivan L
Hill, Henry C Spencer, Alva Mitchell, John T Dygdon, James E. Novak, Shawna Lockhart , Marla
Goodman.
ISBN13: 9780135090497

Free Software Download (AutoCAD):

http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/all

Optional Materials
or Reference Texts: Sketching tools, quality pencils & eraser, ruler, compass, notebook, and USB flash drive.

Instructor guidelines and policies

Attendance: All students should be punctual in their attendance and will be graded accordingly. A student who
misses more than 4 consecutive class days or 6 classes’ days total during the semester will receive a 0 for this
grade. Being tardy 3 times will equal 1 absent. Based on each student’s learning ability, it tis the opinion of the
college faculty that an excessive amount of absence will not allow the student to satisfactorily complete the course
objectives; therefore, the student has qualified him/herself to be dropped from the course.

Assignments: The students are completely responsible to do all work required outside the classroom. If there are
questions concerning the materials within the classroom, it is the student’s responsibility to find assistance. The
instructor is available for assistance during his office hours. Also, the instructor will be in his office Monday
through Friday; the student can set up a time to meet the instructor for assistance other than the office hours. The
class will not “spoon feed” any material to the students and in return will not expect students to memorize for the
exam. The class is intended to provoke thinking and learning by the effort the student put into thinking and
associated experiences.

Make-up Exams: Students are required to submit all assignments on or before the due date. No work will be
accepted late without penalty unless it has been extended for all class.

Cell phones: No cellphones are allowed during lectures.

Department/Division Contact: Dean of FET: Dr. Yoda Patta

yoda.patta@sampoernaschoolssystem.com

GRADE DETERMINATION:

Percent of
Your grade will be determined Points
Details Final
by the following (if applicable)
Average
Homework and Lab Exercises Homework and class work 100 20
Midterm Exam Comprehensive written 100 20
Group Project Team project using 10-stage design process 100 25
Final Exam Written/Computer 100 35
Total: 500 100%

LETTER GRADE ASSIGNMENT:

Revised 12/2016
 Letter Grade Final Average in Percent
A 89.5 – 100
B 79.5 – 89.4
C 69.5 – 79.4
D 59.5 – 69.4
F < 59.5

Tentative Instructional Outline:

Week Number Chapter
1
Syllabus Review and Introduction

Chapter 1: Engineering Design Process

2
Chapter 2 & 3: Sketching and Lettering
Lab exercises
3
Chapter 4: Geometric Construction
Lab exercises
4

Chapter 5: Orthographic Projection

Lab exercises
5

Chapter 6: 2D Drawing Representation

Chapter 7: Section Views

Lab exercises
6
Chapter 8: Auxiliary Views
Chapter 10: Dimensioning
Lab exercises
7
Chapter 11: Tolerancing
Chapter 13: Working Drawings
Lab exercises
8
Midterm Exam
AutoCAD

Revised 12/2016
 Week Number Chapter
9
AutoCAD
Lab exercises
10
AutoCAD
Lab exercises
11
AutoCAD
Lab exercises
12
AutoCAD
Lab exercises
13
SolidWorks
Lab exercises
14
SolidWorks
Lab exercises
15
SolidWorks
Lab exercises
16
Final Exam

The above is tentative schedule that can change at anytime based on class requirements.

Revised 12/2016