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    Syllabus To Be Covered in Lectures

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    The syllabus covers topics on orthographic projections including first and third angle projections. It also covers various engineering curves such as ellipses, parabolas, hyperbolas, cycloids, involutes, and Archimedean spirals. Methods for constructing these curves including normal and tangent lines are provided. Projections of points, lines, planes, and solids in different orientations will also be covered. The syllabus concludes with scheduling freehand sketching lectures on specified topics from the printed syllabus.

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    The syllabus covers topics on orthographic projections including first and third angle projections. It also covers various engineering curves such as ellipses, parabolas, hyperbolas, cycloids, involutes, and Archimedean spirals. Methods for constructing these curves including normal and tangent lines are provided. Projections of points, lines, planes, and solids in different orientations will also be covered. The syllabus concludes with scheduling freehand sketching lectures on specified topics from the printed syllabus.

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    The syllabus covers topics on orthographic projections including first and third angle projections. It also covers various engineering curves such as ellipses, parabolas, hyperbolas, cycloids, involutes, and Archimedean spirals. Methods for constructing these curves including normal and tangent lines are provided. Projections of points, lines, planes, and solids in different orientations will also be covered. The syllabus concludes with scheduling freehand sketching lectures on specified topics from the printed syllabus.

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    Syllabus To Be Covered in Lectures

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    The syllabus covers topics on orthographic projections including first and third angle projections. It also covers various engineering curves such as ellipses, parabolas, hyperbolas, cycloids, involutes, and Archimedean spirals. Methods for constructing these curves including normal and tangent lines are provided. Projections of points, lines, planes, and solids in different orientations will also be covered. The syllabus concludes with scheduling freehand sketching lectures on specified topics from the printed syllabus.

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    Syllabus to be covered in Lectures

    Orthographic Projections
    First angle and third angle projection methods.

    Engineering Curves
    Ellipse 1. Concentric circle method. 2. Oblong method / Parallelogram method. 3. Directrix method **. 4. Arc of circle method **. Parabola 1. Rectangle method **. 2. Directrix method. 3. Tangent method. Hyperbola 1. Rectangle method **. 2. Directrix method. Cycloid 1. Cycloid **. 2. Epy-cycloid **. 3. Hypo-cycloid. Involutes 1. Involute of circle **. 2. Involute of polygon. Archimedean Spiral **. NOTE: 1. All curves with normal and tangent. 2. ** to be covered in lectures and others for assignment

    Projection of Point All four quadrant. Projection of Line First quadrant and inclined to both the plane. Projection of Plane and Solid.

    Plane and Solid both in first quadrant and inclined to both the plane. Plane and Solid without side view and without apparent angle. Frustum of solids.

    Free hand Sketches


    1. Topic a,b,c in printed syllabus ( Teacher taking one lecture).

    2. Topic d,e,f in printed syllabus ( Teacher taking Two lectures).

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