Lecture Schedule (IE- 236)

Week Learning Units

1 Introduction to Engineering drawing, Types of drawing , Types of
measuring units, Drawing instruments and their uses, types of
lines used in engineering drawing, Lettering. Practice exercise on
use of different types of lines.
2 Introduction to scales, types of scales used in engineering drawing
(reducing, enlarging, RF factor,) construction of diagonal scales
for both. Exercise on construction of diagonal scale for 1/128th of
inch & 1/100, Basic geometric constructions, types of arcs,
curves, regular polygon,
3 Orthographic projections, oblique projections, perspective
projection, principal planes, first angle third angle projections for
solids. Theory of dimensioning, selection of Dimensions, contour
principal, dimensioning using Datum, Dimensioning Notes,
Leaders, ISO and ANSI Standards of Dimensioning.
4 Class exercise on orthographic projection.
5 Sectional Views and Conventions, Drawing Practices for sectional
views. Parts and Portions not sectioned. Alternate crosshatching,
use of alignment , half section views etc.
6 Threaded fasteners: threat terms, Thread Forms, Symbols, Threa
specifications. Fasteners, Fasteners Terms, Drawing Fasteners,
Locking Devices. Drawing of 1.5 inch Nominal diameter ANSI Hex
Nut to be made in class.
7 Standards for HEX Bolts / Class exercise

MID TERM
9 Keys, Types of Keys, uses and drawing methods ,Gibb and Cotter
Joint Drawing.
10 Tolerances, Types of Tolerances, Terminology, Clearance fit,
Interference Fit, and Transition fit, Cumulative Tolerance, Surface
quality and Texture.
11 Rivets and riveted joints, Pitch , Lap joints, butt joints
12 Geometric Tolerances, Symbols Used in geometric Tolerances,
Tolerances Location (Position Tolerance, Concentricity,) Tolerance
of form (Straightness, Flatness, Roundness, Cylindricity, Profile of
line, Profile of Surface , Angularity, Perpendicularity, Parallelism)
13 Wedded joints drawings. Symbols used for different types of
welds.
Basic Manufacturing Processes, working drawing needed for
production.
14 Bearings, Types and Examples, Journal , Bushed bearing
 15 Assembly and layout drawings, Detailed Drawing
16 Pulleys, Shaft Coupling, Types,
17 Isometric projections (solids)/ Review Q&A Session.
Final TERM

Introduction to Computer Aided Design

Theory (IE-236)
Instructor: Engr: Imran Ahmad
Lecturer Department of Industrial Engineering
UET Peshawar
Email: imranahmad82@gmail.com
Office Hours:
Wednesday: 4pm- 5 pm
Friday : 8am - 12pm

Grading Criteria
Mid Term Examination = 20%
Final Term Examination = 60%
Quizzes / Assignments = 20%

Recommended Books:

 Engineering Drawing and Graphics by T.E. French C.J Vierck R.J. Foster
 Practical Geometry & Engineering Graphics by Abbot
 Engineering Graphics by Craft, Meyers & Boyer

CLASS POLICIES:

 It is hard to follow and fulfill the requirements of this course without attending to the lectures
properly, so attendance is an integral part of the evaluation.
 I suggest you to spend 2-3 hours per week to make a review and solve the exercises at the end of
each chapter of the textbook. Each chapter builds upon the previous one, so once you miss any of
them and do not recover it, it will be difficult to follow the next session.
 There will not be any makeup exams for the quizes, so try not to miss them!
 Assignments should be submitted on time. Later assignments are not accepted.