
Learn the basics of engineering drawing: quadrants, first and third angle projection, front and top views, x y line, vertical and horizontal planes, and unfolding side planes for views.
Dr. Sharma explains first- and third-angle projections, detailing left and right hand planes, front views, and top views using interactive dialogue and diagrams.
Explore Catia v5r14 for engineering drawing by building 3d geometric models through part design, sketching, and pad operations, and visualize with isometric and multiple views to enhance design understanding.
Explore AutoCAD fundamentals, mastering draw and modify toolbars, annotations, and layers to create precise 2d drawings, using line, circle, polygon, hatch, isometric view, and common commands.
Create a simple staircase in Katia v5r, project 3D elements, and generate isometric, front, top, and side views. Observe how sketching, pocketing, and projections build the views.
Master AutoCAD isometric and orthographic drawing by configuring object snap and cursor styles, building an isometric staircase, and generating front, top, and side views with hatching.
Create an l-shaped part in CATIA v5r14 by sketching on the zx plane, extruding pads, and adding rib stiffness via projected 3D elements, then inspect isometric and other views.
Learn to check object snap settings in AutoCAD, switch iso planes, and draw isometric components, then create central projection and correlate front, top, and side orthographic projections with hatch.
Learn a CATIA part model by sketching on the XY plane, building a base, applying offsets and arcs, and adding holes and pockets.
Master isometric drawing in AutoCAD by configuring isometric planes, snap settings, and ortho, then create base, vertical planes, arc, holes, and trims to complete the iso view.
Learn how to generate orthographic projections from an isometric component in AutoCAD, constructing front, top, and side views with proper snapping, trimming, and hatch techniques.
Learn to create a CATIA part model by sketching on the working plane, projecting 3D elements, extruding pads, detailing holes and pockets, and generating isometric and front, top, side views.
Learn to construct an isometric view of a component in AutoCAD by configuring object snap settings, drawing in iso plane, and creating holes with circles and ellipses.
Master orthographic views for an isometric part in AutoCAD, using object snap, x ray line, and hatch to relate front, top, and side views with orthography and isometric projections.
Learn to sketch and construct a CATIA part model featuring a base, two diagonal pads, project 3D elements, and isometric visualization.
Learn to create an isometric view in AutoCAD with object snap settings and iso planes, then construct accurate orthographic front, top, and side views and correlate them.
Create a catia part by sketching a 60 by 60 square on the z x plane, extruding a 60 unit pad, and pocketing four corner squares to show isometric views.
learn to create isometric and orthographic projections in AutoCAD by setting snap and cursor styles, projecting thickness, and detailing front, side, and top views with hatch.
Learn to create an isometric hexagonal pyramid in AutoCAD, with a 35 unit base and 20 unit top, using circles, lines, construction lines, and hidden edges.
Create a truncated hexagonal pyramid in Katia by sketching a hexagon on the XY plane, extruding to 80 mm, and applying an 11-degree neutral-face draft.
Create an isometric view in AutoCAD of a square pyramid on a cylindrical and square block. Use object snap, isometric mode, and trim the base, cylinder, and pyramid.
Generate a square pyramid on a cylindrical projection resting on a square block in CATIA, using sketches, pads, plane offsets, and variable angle drafts to produce isometric and orthogonal views.
Create an isometric view of a double bracket in AutoCAD by configuring object snap and isometric plane, then draw, trim, and finalize with ellipses and circles.
Create a double bracket in CATIA from orthographic projections, sketch a 60×60 square with 20 thickness, perform a pad extrusion, project 3D elements, and review isometric and other views.
Create the isometric view of an angular bracket in AutoCAD by setting object snap and isometric cursor. Draw the base, walls, ribs, and circular features; trim and copy to finalize.
Create a CATIA angular bracket model by sketching a 57 by 38 rectangle on the XY plane, extruding, projecting edges, offsetting, and generating isometric and side views.
Learn to create an isometric wall mount bracket in AutoCAD, using object snap and isometric plane, with step-by-step line, circle, trim, and copy techniques.
Design a wall mounting bracket in CATIA by sketching the base, creating a hollow pocket, drilling two 12 mm holes, and adding a stiffening element, with final isometric visualization.
Learn to construct a perspective view in AutoCAD by setting the picture plane, station point, and vanishing points, then project edges and trim lines for a clear final figure.
Explore AutoCAD perspective drawing by constructing a staircase using picture plane, station point, and vanishing points. Project edges, define horizon and ground lines, and visualize the staircase in multiple angles.
Learn to draw a perspective view of a plus-sign solid in AutoCAD using vanishing points, picture plane, station point, and a 30-degree rotation.
"A drawing is worth more than a thousand words". Engineering drawing is the universal language of engineers, technicians, architects, product designers & developers. It finds applications even in the contemporary areas of graphics and animation development. Explosion of the computer applications is seen in all fields of studies. Engineering drawing is no exception. This course addresses and fills the lacuna of computer applications in engineering drawing. Manual drafting is now getting obsolete and getting replaced by the CAD software packages.
This course work mentors the students in gaining the fundamental concepts of engineering drawing with the usage of 2D software AutoCAD and also a 3D geometric modeling software CATIA. Basics of AutoCAD and CATIA are touched upon. It is emphasized here that this is not an exhaustive course on either of the softwares of AutoCAD or CATIA. This course is intended to clarify the grey areas of engineering drawing like the orthography, isometry and the perspectives. In this process of clarification, the help of above listed software (AutoCAD and CATIA) is taken. A comparative study of the same component is done for teaching in the differences between the concepts of orthography, isometry and perspective. These are the areas which are assimilated by the students with difficulty. Spatial visualization of the different components with the help of CATIA is done for keeping the course plain and simple so that the imagination of the student is triggered.
Therefore, this is an ideal course for all the beginners who are passionate about learning engineering drawing in this era of computer and information age. There are no barriers to the age-limit. Even a higher-secondary school going student with an inclination towards the scientific and technical drawing is encouraged to take up this course. Wish you a happy and fruitful learning !