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SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE DIVISION OF Advanced Technology Niles, Michigan COURSE SYLLABUS Winter Semester/Session 2009 COURSE TITLE: Engineering Graphics II COURSE NO.: CADD 104 SECTION NO.: 1196 CREDITS/CONTACTS: Credit Hours: 4 Lecture hours/weekly: 2 Laboratory hours/weekly:4 Weekly Contact Hours:6 FINAL EXAM: Final Exam for this course is scheduled for: April 23, 2009 time TBD Room 120 INSTRUCTOR: Anthony Wheeler, Room 120A, 269 687-4815, awheeler@swmich.edu OFFICE HOURS: TTH 10:30 am to 11:30 am PREREQUISITE: Minimum grade of C in READ 100 or satisfactory test score: concurrent enrollment allowed. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is sequential and follows CADD 103. Coverage will consist of assembly, subassembly and detailed drawings as well as the coverage of standard component parts. Included will be a series of production type drawings such as forgings, castings, stampings, weldments, developments, precision dimensioning, GD T. Student projects will be CAD based. COURSE OUTCOMES: Upon completion of this course, each student should be able to demonstrate the following proficiency (Outcomes skills), by hands-on illustration or included examples in his/her Computer Aided Drafting and Design CADD Portfolio. 1. Draftsmanship Given: Proper instruments and an object to draw in orthographic projection. Performance: Each student will be able to develop a high quality instrument drawing or sketch using correct layout procedures, line work, solution, dimensional measurement accuracy and lettering. Criteria: 70% accuracy. 2. Draftsmanship Given: Proper instruments and an assignment requiring the preparation of sectional views, auxiliary views (primary or secondary), intersections of solids, welded construction. Performance: Each student will be able to develop a high quality instrument drawing or sketch. Criteria: 70% accuracy. 3. Dimensioning Systems. Given: An assembly or detail drawing. Performance: Each student will b