The content to be learned in CADD II will include:

• Sectional, auxiliary and rotational view drawings.

• Visualize and understand the 3-D features of objects with complex geometry.

• Expand on skills learned in CADD I.

• We will learn and use Onshape.

Each student will study Computer Aided Drafting & Design. Upon completion of this course students will be proficient in the following areas:

• Understand the importance of mechanical drawing as a universal a tool to express ideas clearly.

• Understand the broad range of career opportunities requiring mechanical drawing knowledge.

• Review minimum proficiencies from CADD I to include but not limited to: orthographic views, single views, use of layers and filters, geometric construction and the creation of title block in paper space.

• Know how to produce auxiliary views in orthographic projection.

• Understand and produce sectional views to include full and half sections, offset sections and removed sections.

• Have a working knowledge of how to control and use construction planes as a requirement for creating solid objects in CAD; know the necessary commands to edit and manipulate objects in 3-D space.

• Produce and plot two-dimensional drawings on appropriate title block.