BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, Pilani

KK Birla Goa Campus

INSTRUCTION DIVISION
SECOND SEMESTER 2023-24
Course Handout
Date: 10th Jan 2024

Course No : BITS F110

Course Title : Engineering Graphics
Instructor-in-charge : Iniyan Thiruselvam N.

Team of Instructors:
Varinder Singh, Karthikeyan G, Iniyan Thiruselvam N, Vikas V Chaudhari, Devendra G Patil,
Siddhartha Tripathi, Sandeep Jose, Mali Kiran Dinkar, Ganesh Bapat, Mane Sanjay Pandurang,
Gavade Atul Arjun, Vipin Gupta, Dhiraj Bhimrao Puri, Suhas Nayaku Ankalkhope, Pradyumna
Kodancha, Ravi Raj B M, Pawar Rajat Ravindra

Scope and Objective of the Course:

Engineering Graphics is the primary medium for conceptualizing and communicating design
concepts during development of engineering goods. The objective of the course is to train the
students in this important skill needed for all engineering disciplines and familiarize them with
established engineering drawing practice through video lecturing as well as hands on training.

Learning outcomes:
After completion of the course, the student will be able to:
 Use established standards for producing orthographic and isometric drawings.
 Use the concepts of spatial geometry for drawing projections of lines, planes and solids in
different positions and through different angles.
 Use advanced concepts such as cut-sections useful for communicating internal details in
complex products.
 Use the concept of development for aiding the manufacturing of sheet products.

General Course Description:

The course focuses on developing graphical and drafting skills among students. The course uses
AutoCAD 2022 or a latest version as a platform for solving problems of engineering graphics. The
discussion is started by introducing the AutoCAD platform. Gradually, different topics of
engineering graphics are introduced one by one such as orthographic projections, isometric
projections, projections of points, lines, planes and solids, development of surfaces and sections of
solids.

Text Book : D.M. Kulkarni, A.P.Rastogi and A. Sarkar., Engineering Graphics with AutoCAD, PHI
publisher, revised edition, July 2010

References:
1) N. D. Bhatt & V. M. Panchal., Engineering Drawing, Charotar Publisher, 2007.
2) Dhanjay A Jolhe, Engineering Drawing, Tata-Mcgarw hill, 2008.

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Course Plan:
Topics to be covered Learning Objectives Assignmen Chap.
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Introduction to course Fundamental requirements for
Ch 1
completing the course
Introducing the AutoCAD Basic commands for working on
A1-A3 Ch. 2 & Ch.4
platform AutoCAD
Theories of Projections Fundamental syntax of engineering
Ch 3
drawings
Orthographic projections Multi view drawing from pictorial
A4, A5 Ch. 5
views.
Theory of isometric drawing,
Isometric drawings construction of isometric from A6, A7 Ch. 6
orthographic.
Projection of points and Fundamentals and procedures to solve
lines problems on spatial geometry for points A8, A9 Ch. 9
and lines
Projections of Planes Fundamentals and procedures to solve
A10 Ch. 10
problems on spatial geometry for planes
Projections of Solids Fundamentals and procedures to solve
A11 Ch. 12
problems on spatial geometry for solids
Sections of Solids How to draw selected features in solids
A12 Ch. 13
prominently
Development of surfaces How to manufacture hollow solids from
A13 Ch. 14
sheets

Evaluation Scheme (Total Marks 200):

S. Evaluation Duration Date, Time Marks
No. component (min.) & Venue*
1 Lab Assignments Continuous Lab 50
2 Lec/Tut Attendance Continuous Classroom 10
3 Mid Sem Exam 60 mins 09/03/24 Saturday (time to be announced) 60
tentatively 20/05/24 (FN), finalized date and
4 Compre Exam 90 mins 80
time to be announced in Quanta and class
*All evaluative components will be conducted in CC Lab
Consultation Hours: Wednesday 6:00 to 7:00 PM for IC /to be announced by Instructors during class.
Notices: All notices will be displayed on the quanta .

Make – up policy:
For Lab Assignments, up to a maximum of 2 make ups may be arranged at the end of the semester from a
common pool of topics to cover up contingencies like illness or any other genuine reason. No additional make
up request beyond this will be entertained for what so ever is the reason. For evaluation components like Mid
and Comprehensive Examination, make up will be granted only if recommended by the medical team. Simple
prescription, self claim etc. will not be counted towards grant of this request. Further, as the students have to
upload their AutoCAD files on Quanta at the end of the examination, student has to carefully complete
the responsibility to upload it correctly. Students are expected to learn the practice of file upload to
Quanta thoroughly and sufficient time is provided to verify that the correct file is uploaded. Make up
cannot be granted, if the student uploads an empty, partial or incorrect file.
Instructor-in-charge
(BITS F110)
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