1st Year-Semester II Section B Course Faculty: Mr. Saurabh Mahendru and Mr. V. K. Jain Course Objective: To equip students in 3D visualization by drawings To develop presentation skills by rendering and graphic representation To introduce computer aided drafting tools. To involve students in a number of exercises that will help them develop the skill of representation in advance drawing techniques involving perspective and sciography. Pedagogy: Lecture - Audio Visual, On board teaching, Presentation, Handouts, Interactive session, seminars etc… Tutorial - Model Making, Workshops, Presentation, Discussion, Case study, Live examples, Assignments, Presentation by subject expert Expected Outcomes: Ability to construct the 3d views and perspective drawings of the buildings. Understanding of advanced documentation and measured drawing techniques. Week Activity Submission Marks Week 1 Introduction to Sciography Week 2 Sciography of Point , Line , Plane Week 3 Sciography of a Simple Block Week 4 Sciography of Complex Block Studio Work Week 5 Sciography of a Block / Elevations Week 6 Sciography of Building Week 7 Inroduction to Axonometric / Oblique View / Isometric view Sheets of Sciography 60 Week 8 Isometric View of Blocks Studio Work Week 9 Isometric View of Complex Blocks Week 10 Introduction to Two Pt Perspective with Simple Blocks Sheets of Isometric 40 Week 11 Two Point Perspective of Blocks Week 12 Two Point Perspective Studio Work Week 13 Two Point Perspective Week 14 One Point Perspective Week 15 One Point Perspective of Complex Objects . Sheets of Perspective 60 Week 16 Submission of Portfolio Portfolio 200 References 1 Gill, Robert W.; Manual of Rendering with Pen and Ink, Thames and Hudson, London, 1997 2. 2 JaxThemier, B.W., “How to Paint and Draw”, Thames and Hudson, 1985. 3 John Montague; Basic Perspective Drawing - A Visual Approach; John Wiley & Sons; 5th edition 2010. 4 Mo Zell; The Architecture Drawing Course - Understand the principles & master the practices; Thames & Hudson; 2014