1. graphic communication @ st aidans high GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION Learning Outcomes Click on a topic to enter the appropriate learning outcome Technical Graphics 1Estimated PerspectiveSection A UnitSection NameSection Technical Graphics 2Sectional DrawingSection A Technical Graphics 1 Tangency /Ellipse Section J Technical Graphics 2Exploded DrawingSection C Technical Graphics 2Assembly DrawingSection B Technical Graphics 1Measured PerspectiveSection B Technical Graphics 2Auxiliary DrawingSection D Technical Graphics 2Location DrawingSection E Technical Graphics 1Assembly DrawingSection F Technical Graphics 1Exploded ViewsSection G Technical Graphics 1Sectional DrawingSection H Technical Graphics 2Dimensional ToleranceSection F Technical Graphics 1Geometric ConstructionSection I Technical Graphics 1Isometric ViewsSection C Technical Graphics 1Planometric ViewsSection E Technical Graphics 1Oblique ViewsSection D

2. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section A - Estimated Perspective Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria a) 1- and 2- point perspective sketches of appropriate subject matter are produced accurately in terms of scale and proportion. Sketching should be done in 1- and 2- point perspective as appropriate to the subject matter. Consideration of the spectator point should show the object to good effect. Information Sheets: Perspective View Points Picture plane Projection Methods Tutorials: A1. Estimated Perspective - 1pointRevision work A2. Estimated Perspective - 2pointRevision work A3.Crank and HandleUnit standard A7. Exploded Paper PunchUnit standard A10.Internal Perspective Kitchen Unit standard A14. Internal Perspective RoomUnit standard Return to main page

3. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section J - Tangency/Ellipse Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 2 Apply manual techniques of geometric construction in the generation of orthographic drawings. Performance Criteria b) Constructions used to produce true shapes ellipses and tangency are appropriate to the purpose. Information Sheets: Tangency - Lines and arcs Tangency - Circles and arcs Ellipse - Trammel method Ellipse - Focal point and Concentric circle methods Tutorials: J 1. Tangency principlesIntroduction to tangency J 2. LightbulbIntroduction to tangency J 3.Shower ControlIntroduction to tangency J 4.FaringUnit standard J 5. Nivea bottle and Crash HelmetUnit standard J 6. Dunlop LogoUnit standard J 7. Rocker ArmIntegrated tutorial J 8 Motor Bike Integrated tutorial Return to main page

4. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section A – Sectional Drawing Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of orthographic projection to produce drawings of components, assemblies and locations. Performance Criteria a) A variety of orthographic drawings is produced which are effective and include sectional auxiliary and exploded views. b) Drawings produced of components and assemblies are neat, accurate, effectively represent desired features and are in accordance with PP7308. d) Scales used are appropriate as specified in PP7308 and PP7320. Information Sheets: Sectional Views Sections Hatching Tutorials: A1. Crank HandleRevision work A2.Trolley Sleeve PinRevision work A4.Machine ArmIntegrated tutorial A6. Tool Rest BaseIntegrated tutorial A10. Trolley WheelUnit standard Technical Graphics 2 – Outcome 2 Apply the principles of dimensioning to orthographic production drawings. Performance Criteria a)Dimensions are accurate and in accordance with PP7308 and PP7320. b)Dimensional tolerances on components are accurate and represented in accordance with PP7308. Return to main page

5. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section B – Assembly Drawing Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of orthographic projection to produce drawings of components, assemblies and locations. Performance Criteria a)A variety of orthographic drawings is produced which are effective and include sectional auxiliary and exploded views. b)Drawings produced of components and assemblies are neat, accurate, effectively represent desired features and are in accordance with PP7308. d)Scales used are appropriate as specified in PP7308 and PP7320. Tutorials: B1. Window HandleRevision work B2. Roller AssemblyUnit Standard B3.Webbed Pulley AssemblyUnit Standard B4. Axle and PulleyIntegrated tutorial B5Belt TensionerUnit Standard B6. Drilling JigIntegrated tutorial Technical Graphics 2 – Outcome 2 Apply the principles of dimensioning to orthographic production drawings. Performance Criteria a)Dimensions are accurate and in accordance with PP7308 and PP7320. b)Dimensional tolerances on components are accurate and represented in accordance with PP7308. Return to main page

6. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section C – Exploded Drawing Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of orthographic projection to produce drawings of components, assemblies and locations. Performance Criteria a)A variety of orthographic drawings is produced which are effective and include sectional auxiliary and exploded views. d)Scales used are appropriate as specified in PP7308 and PP7320. Tutorials: C1. Universal JointUnit standard C2. Trolley CastorUnit standard C4. Transfusion SetIntegrated tutorial Technical Graphics 2 – Outcome 2 Apply the principles of dimensioning to orthographic production drawings. Performance Criteria a)Dimensions are accurate and in accordance with PP7308 and PP7320. b)Dimensional tolerances on components are accurate and represented in accordance with PP7308. Return to main page

7. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section D – Auxiliary Drawing Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of orthographic projection to produce drawings of components, assemblies and locations. Performance Criteria a)A variety of orthographic drawings is produced which are effective and include sectional auxiliary and exploded views. b)Drawings produced of components and assemblies are neat, accurate, effectively represent desired features and are in accordance with PP7308. d)Scales used are appropriate as specified in PP7308 and PP7320. Tutorials: D1.Plastic LettersIntroductory work D2.Plastic Letters 2Introductory work D3.Small CottageIntroductory work D4.Angled Bearing Introductory work D5BungalowUnit standard D6.Mountain TentUnit standard D7. Coat HookUnit standard D8.ChurchUnit standard D13Nylon SpacerUnit standard Information Sheets: Auxiliary Construction Return to main page

8. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section B - Measured Perspective Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria (d) The application of the ‘measured plan’ method of drawing 2-point measured perspective is correct. Drawing in 2-point perspectives. Construction using the projected plan method. Consideration of the spectator position to show the object to good effect is required. Information Sheets: Projected Plan Method - Picture Plane in front of the object. Projected Plan Method - Picture Plane behind the object. Tutorials: B1.BlockIntroductory work B2.Milk Carton 1Introductory work B3.Milk Carton 2Introductory work B4.Child’s PlayhouseIntroductory work B6.HouseUnit standard B7.Office BlockUnit standard B8.Proposed ExtensionUnit standard B9.Kitchen Unit standard B10.Room InteriorUnit standard B12.Bedroom LayoutUnit standard Return to main page

9. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section E – Location Drawing Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of orthographic projection to produce drawings of components, assemblies and locations. Performance Criteria a)Variety of orthographic drawings is produced which are effective and include sectional auxiliary and exploded views. b)Drawings produced of locations are neat, accurate, represent desired features and are in accordance with PP7320 and PP7307. d)Scales used are appropriate as specified in PP7308 and PP7320. Information Sheets: Location Drawing Introduction Site Plan Location Plan Tutorials: E1.Bungalow Site PlanIntroductory work E2.Villa Site PlanIntroductory work E3.Bungalow Floor PlanUnit standard E7. Changing RoomUnit standard E9. Plot 35 Mains CircleUnit standard E10.Hillside RoadIntegrated tutorial E11. Kitchen ExtensionIntegrated tutorial Return to main page

10. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section F – Assembly Drawing Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria (a)Isometric and oblique drawings of assembled and exploded parts and sections are accurately produced. Assemblies should consist of at least three parts. A series of sketches/drawings showing assembly sequence would be appropriate. Tutorials: F1.Paper PunchIntegrated tutorial F2.V Block AssemblyUnit Standard F3.CameraIntegrated tutorial Return to main page

11. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section G – Exploded Drawing Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria (a)Isometric and oblique drawings of assembled and exploded parts and sections are accurately produced. Exploded views may involve more than one axis of separation.. Tutorials: G1.Ornamental CannonUnit Standard G2.Pulley WheelUnit Standard G3.Clamping MechanismUnit Standard Return to main page

12. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section F – Sectional Drawing Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria (a)Isometric and oblique drawings of assembled and exploded parts and sections are accurately produced. Exploded views may involve more than one axis of separation.. Tutorials: H1.Gear Box CoverUnit Standard H2.Pulley WheelUnit Standard H3.Lens HolderIntegrated tutorial Return to main page

13. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section F – Dimensional Tolerances Technical Graphics 2 - Outcome 2 Apply the principles of dimensioning to orthographic production drawings. Performance Criteria a)Dimensions are accurate and in accordance with PP7308 and PP7320. b)Dimensional tolerances on components are accurate and represented in accordance with PP7308. Tutorials: F1.Trolley HousingUnit standard F2.HingeUnit standard F3.Machine ComponentUnit standard F4.Casting Unit standard Information Sheets: Tolerances The need for Dimensional Tolerances The Selection of Dimensional Tolerances Return to main page

14. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section I – Geometric Construction Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 2 Apply manual techniques of geometric construction in the generation of orthographic drawings. Performance Criteria a)Constructions used to produce drawings of intersections, interpenetrations and developments of right prisms and cylinders are appropriate to the purpose and demonstrate effective use of the principles of plane and solid geometry. b)Constructions used to produce true shapes, ellipses and tangency are appropriate to the purpose. Information Sheets: Intersection - Prisms at right angles Intersection - Cylinders at right angles Intersection - Cylinders at an angle Tutorials: I 2. Aerosol CapIntroduction to intersections I 3.CalculatorUnit standard I 4.Machine SlideIntegrated tutorial I 7. Dormer WindowIntegrated tutorial I 8 Lamp Housing Integrated tutorial I 10.Lamp Shade Integrated tutorial I 11. Vase Integrated tutorial I 12. Child’s PlayhouseUnit standard I 13. Cylinders 1Unit standard I 14. Cylinders 2Unit standard I 15. Ventilation System Unit standard I 16. Cylinder and Hexagonal PrismIntegrated tutorial Return to main page

15. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section C – Isometric Drawing Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria a) Isometric drawings of consumer products incorporating curves, oblique drawings of engineered components and planometric drawings of room interiors are produced accurately. Tutorials: C1.Compact Disc PlayerRevision C2.Ribbon CaseUnit Standard C6.Downpipe ClipUnit standard Return to main page

16. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section D – Oblique Drawing Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria a) Isometric drawings of consumer products incorporating curves, oblique drawings of engineered components and planometric drawings of room interiors are produced accurately. Tutorials: D1.Truck CabinRevision D2.Thermostat Control UnitUnit Standard D3.Trolley CastorUnit Standard Return to main page

17. graphic communication @ st aidans high Section E – Planometric Drawing Technical Graphics 1 - Outcome 1 Apply manual techniques of pictorial representation to suit a range of subject matter. Performance Criteria a) Isometric drawings of consumer products incorporating curves, oblique drawings of engineered components and planometric drawings of room interiors are produced accurately. Tutorials: E1.Graphics StudioRevision E6.StudyUnit Standard E7.BedroomUnit Standard Return to main page