Republic of the Philippines

ILOILO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY

LAPAZ CAMPUS

College of Engineering and Architecture

Department of Civil Engineering

Course Code: EDRAW 1

Course Title: ENGINEERING DRAWING AND PLANS
Credit Units: 1 unit (Laboratory)
Course Pre-requisites (Co-requisites): None
Course Description: This laboratory course is designed to develop abilities needed to develop,
accurately locate and interpret dimensions on and read engineering drawings.

Course Outcomes: At the end of the course, the student shall be able to:
CO1: be familiar with engineering drawings
CO2: understand the correct concept of drafting;
CO3: recognize the types of engineering drawing.
CO4: properly utilize the scale within the given drawing
CO5: locate and recognize the revision of a given print
CO6: recognize which type of view or views appear on a drawing
CO7: identify the types of lines that appear on a drawing
CO8: understand dimensions and their respective tolerances
CO9: identify working drawings by type and contents
CO10: understand common codes requirements and specifications
CO11: familiarize with Bridge Drawings and Building Information Modelling

LEARNING PLAN

Week No Module / Topic

M1: Introduction to the Design Process
1-3 ● Drawing instruments and their use
●. Types of lines and letters
●. Scales
●. Dimensions and their types
●. Planning of a sheet
●. Types of engineering drawings
● Geometric constructions and engineering curves, parabola, ellipses, and
hyperbola
A. Professional Roles
B. Documentation

4-6 M2: Use of the Architectural and Engineering Scale

A. Measuring components of working drawings
B. Preparing sketches
M3. Freehand Sketching and Lettering Techniques
A. Use of tools.
B. Professional standards

7-8 M4: Theory of Orthographic Projections

A. 3-view drawings
B. Elevations.
C. Sections

9 MID TERM EXAMINATION

 10-13 M5: Symbols and Conventions Used in Architectural and Engineering Working
Drawings
M6. Interpreting Working Drawings by Type and Relationships
Building drawings
● Building symbols
●. Types of building drawings, proposed drawings, submission
drawings, working drawings and completion drawings
A. Site plan
B. Floor plan
C. Foundation and floor framing plan
D. Roof framing plan
E. Sections
F. Details
G. Exterior and interior elevations
H. Utility plans

M7: Working Drawing Content by Drawing Type

A. Structural
B. Electrical
C. Mechanical and plumbing

14 - 15 M8: Common Code Requirements

A. Relationship to plan check documents
B. Relationship to documents and drawings

M9: Common Specification Information

A. Organization
B. Division content
C. Description of Materials

M10: Coordination of architectural drawings with structural, electrical,

mechanical and plumbing plans

16-17 M11: Introduction to Bridge Drawings

M12: Introduction to Building Information Modeling.

18 FINAL TERM EXAMINATION

Suggested Laboratory equipment and instruments

Drafting table Straight edge (Orion) Compass
T-square Pencil Protractor
Triangles (30-60 and 45-45) Eraser

EVALUATION
Performance Standards and Evaluation System of OBA Results
Formative Assessments = Laboratory Exercises
Summative Assessment = Quiz, Practical Exams, Projects

Periodic Grade = 60%(Formative Assessments) + 40%(Summative Assessment)

Cut Off Score = 60% of raw scoreCut Off Score = 60% of raw score
Note: Learners are evaluated per module or topic. M ≥ 75

FINAL GRADE = (Mid Term Periodic Grade + Final Term Periodic Grade ) / 2

FINAL GRADE ≥ 75
Use the University-approved transmutation table to convert Final Grade to Point Grade
LIST OF RESOURCES

PRINTED LEARNING RESOURCES

Interpreting Engineering Drawing, 7th Ed. By Jensen Cecil H
Technical Drawing, 3rd Ed. By Giesecke, Frederick E.
The National Building Code of the Philippines and Its Implementing Rules and Regulations, Quezon City,
Philippine Law Gazette, 2001
The Revised National Plumbing Code of the Philippines, 2000 by NAMPAP,Inc.
Philippine Electrical Code, Latest Edition, by IIEE, Inc
Other Codes

WEB AND OTHER LEARNING RESOURCES

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CLASSROOM POLICIES:
Attendance and other student requirements are based on the approved ISAT U Student Manual and the CEA
Admission and Retention Policy.

Prepared by:

Engr. ANTONIO C. CATUBAC, JR.

Faculty, CE Department