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    Civil Engineering Drawing: CE-122 (For EEE Dept.) No. of Credit-0.75 1.5 Hours/week

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    This document provides information about the Civil Engineering Drawing course CE-122 offered at the Department of Civil Engineering. The course is 0.75 credits and involves 1.5 hours per week. It will be taught by two Lecturers from the department. Students will be evaluated based on class participation, reports, quizzes and a viva. The syllabus includes topics like plans, elevations and sections of buildings, staircases, trusses, and multi-storied buildings. Reference books and an introduction to drawing are also provided. Engineering drawings represent objects graphically and contain dimensions, notes and specifications.

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    This document provides information about the Civil Engineering Drawing course CE-122 offered at the Department of Civil Engineering. The course is 0.75 credits and involves 1.5 hours per week. It will be taught by two Lecturers from the department. Students will be evaluated based on class participation, reports, quizzes and a viva. The syllabus includes topics like plans, elevations and sections of buildings, staircases, trusses, and multi-storied buildings. Reference books and an introduction to drawing are also provided. Engineering drawings represent objects graphically and contain dimensions, notes and specifications.

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    This document provides information about the Civil Engineering Drawing course CE-122 offered at the Department of Civil Engineering. The course is 0.75 credits and involves 1.5 hours per week. It will be taught by two Lecturers from the department. Students will be evaluated based on class participation, reports, quizzes and a viva. The syllabus includes topics like plans, elevations and sections of buildings, staircases, trusses, and multi-storied buildings. Reference books and an introduction to drawing are also provided. Engineering drawings represent objects graphically and contain dimensions, notes and specifications.

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    Civil Engineering Drawing: CE-122 (For EEE Dept.) No. of Credit-0.75 1.5 Hours/week

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    Civil Engineering Drawing

    CE-122 (For EEE dept.)


    No. of Credit-0.75
    1.5 hours/week

    COURSE TEACHER

    Opu Chandra Debanath Md. Mamun Hossain


    Lecturer & Lecturer
    Department of Civil Engineering Department of Civil Engineering
    EVALUATION:
    Class participation and attendance 10% = 7.5
    Report and Class Performance 60% = 45
    Quiz 15% = 11.25
    Viva 15% = 11.25
    75.00
    SYLLABUS
     Introduction to Engineering Drawing
     Plan-elevation and section of one storied and two storied building
     Plan-elevation and section of staircase
     Detail drawing of roof truss
     Project on multi-storied building
     Drawing using AutoCAD

    REFERENCE BOOKS
     Civil Engineering Drawing by
    Guruchran Shing and Subhash Chander
     Civil Engineering Drawing by
    M. Chakraborti
    INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING
    Drawing
    A drawing is a graphical representation of an object, or a part of it, and is
    the result of creative thought by an artist, engineer or technician.

    Engineering Drawing
    The engineering drawing, on the other hand, is not subtle, or abstract. It
    does not require an understanding of its creator, only an understanding of
    engineering drawings. Therefore, an engineering drawing often contains
    more than just a graphical representation of its subject. It also contains
    dimensions, notes and specifications.
    INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING

     Drawing is the language of engineers. An engineer must be well


    conversant with drawings.
     Drawing represent the reduce shape of the structures and owner
    visualizes what is going to be happen.
     Drawing provides instructions and guidance to architects, engineers
    and workmen at field to construct the structure according to the
    dimension shown in the drawings.
    PRIME REQUIREMENTS OF GOOD DRAWINGS

     It should be simple, clear and clean.


     It should give exact information so that work can be carried out at site
    without scaling for missing measurement.
     Notes on the drawing should be held in the minimum to support the
    drawing.
     Ample space should be provided between views to permit placing of
    dimensions without crowding.
     All secondary lines should be light & all the primary line should be dark.
    TYPES OF DRAWINGS
    Artistic Drawing: Artistic drawings
    range in scope from the most
    simple line drawings to the most
    famous paintings. This type of
    drawings is used to express feelings,
    belief, philosophies and idea of an
    artist.

    Technical Drawing: A technical drawing is


    a means of clearly and consciously
    communicating all of the information
    necessary to transform an idea or a concept
    into reality. Therefore, technical drawing is
    just a graphical representation of its subject.
    DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
     Drawing Sheet (A1, 841x594)  Compass
     Pin  Eraser
     Clip  Stencil
     Clean handkerchief  Half circle protractor
     Scotch Tape  Set Square
     Anti-cutter  Lead pencil (2H, HB & 2B)
     T-Square  Sharpener
     Ruler  Drawing Board with parallel bar
     Drafter (Optional)
    DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
    DRAWING SHEET : ORIENTATION & MARGIN
    DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
    Scotch Tape
    Handkerchief

    T-Square

    Anti-cutter
    DRAWING INSTRUMENTS

    Drafter Set Square Clip

    Pin
    Ruler
    DRAWING INSTRUMENTS

    Pencil Drawing Board

    Eraser Sharpener Protractor


    DRAWING SCALES
    Scale is a ratio between the linear dimension of a drawn representation of
    an object and the actual object.

    SCALE 1:20
    Actual
    10 mm
    Drawing
    200 mm

    Designation of a scale consists of the word “SCALE” followed by the


    indication of its ratio, as follows
    SCALE 1:1 for full size
    SCALE X:1 (X > 1) for an enlargement scales
    SCALE 1:X (X > 1) for a reduction scales
    ELEMENTS OF ENGINEERING DRAWING
    Graphics language: Describe a shape (mainly).
    Word language: Describe an exact size, location and specification of the
    object.
    WORD LANGUAGE
    Lettering Techniques
     Use all CAPITAL LETTERS.
     Use even pressure to draw precise, clean lines.
     Use one stroke per line.
     Horizontal Strokes are drawn left to right.
     Vertical Strokes are drawn downward.
     Curved strokes are drawn top to bottom in one
    continuous stroke on each side.
     Use The Single-stroke, Gothic Style of Lettering.
     Always Skip A Space Between Rows Of Letters.
     Always Use Very Light Guide Lines. .
     Fractions Are Lettered Twice the Height Of Normal
    Letters.
     Fraction Bars Are Always Drawn Horizontal.
     Use a Medium Lead For Normal Lettering.
     Use a Hard Lead For Drawing Guide Lines.
    DIFFERENT GEOMETRIC CONSTRUCTIONS
    GEOMETRIC NOMENICLATURE
    Briefly Describe these terms
     Points In Space
     Line
     Angles
     Triangles Assignment 1
     Quadrilateral
     Polygon
     Circle
    LINE TYPES
    DIRECTION SYMBOL
    DIMENSIONING
    Parallel Dimensioning
    Parallel dimensioning consists of several dimensions originating from one
    projection line.

    Parallel Dimensioning Chain Dimensioning


    DIMENSIONING
    Combined Dimensions
    A combined dimension uses both chain and parallel dimensioning.

    Combined Dimensions Dimensioning of circles


    VARIOUS SYMBOLS OF BUILDING MATERIALS
    SYMBOLS FOR DOORS, WINDOWS & ROLLING SHUTTERS
    SYMBOLS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
    SYMBOLS FOR SANITARY INSTALLATIONS
    SYMBOLS FOR FINTMENT SYMBOLS
    STANDARD ROOM SIZE

    Standard bed room 3.0m x 3.5m (10’ x 12’)


    Master bed room 4.0m x 3.5m (13.5’ x 12’)
    4.0m x 4.0 m(13.5’ x 13.5’)
    Study room 2.8m x 2.4m (9’ x 9’)
    Family/living room 4.5m x 4.0m (15’ x 13.5’)
    Dining 3.0m x 3.0m (10’ x 10’)
    Kitchen 2.7m x 4.0m (9’ x 13.5’)
    Bathroom 2.6m x 3.0m (8.5’ x 10’)
    Toilet 0.9m x 1.6m (3’ x 5’)

    Civil Engineering Drawing (CE-100)


    PROJECTIONS
    The production of a two-dimensional
    image of a three-dimensional object
    ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS
    Orthographic Projections are a collection
    of 2-D drawings that work together to
    give an accurate overall representation
    of an object

    The 6 views of projection include:


     FRONT
     RIGHT SIDE
     TOP
     BOTTOM
     LEFT SIDE
     REAR
    ASSIGNMENT 2
    1. Define Building. What are the types of building?
    2. Briefly describe the components of building
    THANK YOU

    ?
    Any Query?
    BUILDING DRAWINGS
    ORIENTATION OF THE BUILDING
    Orientation means, arranging various rooms of a building in such a way that
    maximum use of natural agencies like sun, air etc. could be made for obtaining
    the comfortable conditions inside the building

    • It is also cared in orientation that occupants of the building are not subjected
    to unhygienic conditions
    • For maintaining good ventilation inside the buildings, longer side of building
    should be exposed to wind direction. Wind normally blows from south-west
    direction, hence, facing the building in south-west or north-east direction is
    advantageous
    BUILDING DRAWING
    1. Plan of building
    2. Sectional details of building
    3. Elevation of building
    Plan
    • A horizontal section of building at given height seen from top
    • The building has been cut down by a horizontal plane at the sill level of the
    window and is seen from the top after removal of cut part
    Section
    • It’s a vertical section
    • Imagined that a finished buildings is cut vertically along a line so that the
    building is separated into two portions along the imagined vertical plane right
    from the top of the building to the lowest part of foundation
    Elevation
    • Outward view of a completed building along any side of the building
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-01
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-01
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-01
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-02
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-02
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-03
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-03
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-04
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-04
    BUILDING DRAWING: EXAMPLE-04
    Ground Floor Plan
    Typical Floor Plan

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