DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE

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1 DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 1 of 10 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING Student Learning Outcomes (SLO s): o Manually draft a small set of working drawings for a single story wood frame residence, incorporating current drafting techniques, applying appropriate terminology on call-outs and notes, and submitting the set of drawings in the correct order according to industry standards. o Please refer to the COURSE OUTLINE (found under Course Information ) for information regarding classroom policy - MANDATORY READING Required Text: o Ching, Francis D. K. Architectural Graphics, 5 th Edition. New Jersey: John Wiley Sons, Inc., Print. (ISBN13: ) Degrees & Certificates: o Students may easily earn multiple degrees and certificates with little to no extra course work. The following link provides an easy-to-follow tab identifying courses students may take that apply to multiple certificates and degrees: Pathways for Architecture and Interior Design Certificates and Degrees o Architectural Drafting I ARCHT-110 is a required course for the following Architecture Major degrees and certificates: A.S. Degree (Official, Architectural Drafting and Technology) required units, courses, electives, and recommended electives. Certificate of Specialization (Architectural Drafting Computer Aided Drafting CAD) required units and courses. o Architectural Drafting I ID-110 is a required course for the following Interior Design Major degrees and certificates: Interior Design A.S. Degree required units and courses. Interior Design Certificate of Achievement required units and courses. Educational Planning: o All Students must complete the My Educational Plan Worksheet and complete an appointment with an Academic Counselor at the COC Counseling Department BEFORE the Spring 2014 semester o COC College Catalog COC Architecture & Interior Design Department News on Facebook (ARCHID COC) Participation: Day to day punctuality, consistent work ethic and engaged class participation is directly related to student success. Students should strive to always be prompt due to the positive character quality it reinforces. o It is the student's responsibility to submit work on time, NO LATE SUBMITTALS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Students are encouraged to get to know a classmate who can share notes when necessary. It is NOT the instructor's responsibility to re-teach a student s missed class, or missed lectures due to late arrival and/or non-attendance. As a second resource, students may access Blackboard and retrieve any given handouts relevant to a missed lecture. o It is the student s responsibility to drop the course by the drop date. Students who do not attend classes after drop date, yet fail to drop the class, will receive a failing grade. o The instructor will drop a student who does not show up the first day of class; this is a No Show Drop mandatory according to Title 5 Standards. o The instructor will drop a student due to excessive tardiness, or three (3) or more missed classes, and if the drop date passes and a student accumulates three or more missed classes. o Class participation policy is as follows: Face to face interaction and on-line interaction, both are MANDATORY to succeed in the course. Students must read all postings on Blackboard as part of their class attendance responsibility. Evaluation: Grading of quizzes, exams, and assignments are based lectures, textbook readings, and Blackboard postings. See Rubric (Found under Course Content ). This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

2 DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 2 of 10 o s Value = 10% of Overall Grade ( based upon quality of 10 10% each) o Participation Value = 10% of Overall Grade Rigor/Completion (Day to day punctuality, work ethic & engaged Grading policy is based on a class participation) 100% scale divided as follows: o o o Supplies: o o Blackboard On-line Quizzes Value = 10% of Overall Grade (Quizzes based upon Assignments, Class Lectures, and Blackboard Glossary; 4 25% each) Blackboard On-line Mid-Term Exam Value = 10% of Overall Grade (Mid-Term Exam based upon Assigned Readings in Textbook: Architectural Graphics, 5 th Edition; points each; 12 Extra Credit 10 points each) s Value = 60% of Overall Grade Skill/Craft (The qualitative development and composition of a set of drawings) A = B = C = D = F = 59 and below Floor Plan, Roof Plan, Kitchen Interior Elevations, Building Section & Details, Schedules Sheet, Exterior Elevations Sheets, Electrical Plan & Legend, Site Plan/Cover Sheet, and Axonometric. Overall Accuracy and Care: Clarity/Resolve (The creation of end products that successfully demonstrate the clear and logical development of relationships, systems of order and hierarchies). Students are to make themselves aware of materials costs related to completing assignments. Studio classes require the use of drafting/design tools, and boards for drawing purposes. This course requires the purchase of vellum in addition to traditional drafting supplies. Supplies may cost as much as several hundred dollars for beginning students who have NO supplies to use from previous classes. Note: Grades will not reflect or be related to the cost of materials used for presentation purposes. Grades are directly related to the quality and quantity of student s work. On-Line Course Policies: o Students must check the Blackboard 2014 SPRING ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING HOME PAGE at least twice weekly to be abreast of Postings, Announcements, Vocabulary, Industry Media, Articles, Assignments, Handouts, and Quizzes. o Student must check their COC Student account daily for important course-related messages from the instructor. o Students may the instructor with any concerns, problems, questions or issues: ninabriggsis@yahoo.com. Type COC Architectural Drafting in the subject line of s to the instructor, and practice Netiquette in all on-line communication. Student s will be responded to within 48 hours. o The instructor is not responsible for students computer or internet malfunctions. If Blackboard malfunctions, immediately inform Blackboard Support: bbsupport@canyons.edu; o Academic honesty is MANDATORY in class, and while taking the on-line quizzes and exams. o Blackboard & Student Accountability Online Use of online programs such as Blackboard is strictly limited to the students who are enrolled in that particular course. Individual login information is provided to each student and all activity within an online course is monitored and recorded. To insure the highest level of integrity of student data, user login and password information must never be shared. It is the student s responsibility to take every measure possible to safeguard their individual login information, never allowing other persons (whether a student or not) to have access to this information. Each student must submit his or her own work. Sharing login information or submitting work under another user s identification is a violation of College policy and may result in a formal report of the incident to the Dean of Students. This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

3 Week Two 04 September Week Two 02 September Week One 28 August Week One 26 August DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 3 of 10 Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools 1. Purchase Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools Taking notes is mandatory Never come to class without drafting supplies & drawings. This course and its assignments cannot be completed without TEXTBOOK, ALL SUPPLIES AND TOOLS Introduction & Course Requirements Textbook/Course Outline. Classroom policies, grades, attendance, etc.) Supplies & tools and where to purchase them (buy supplies & tools immediately). Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools Due 1. Purchase Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools 2. 0: Create your title block template on 8-1/2 x 11 velum for lettering assignments: Due 02 September. 3. Assignment 1: Read Chapter 1: Drawing Tools & Materials (Read Entire Chapter) 0 Assignment 1 If possible, purchase Time Saving Standards for Interior Design and Space Planning ISBN: Measuring & Dimensioning require math. For a refresher on fractions & decimals, visit COC Skills 4 Success: Supplemental Learning: Mathematics. This Syllabus/Schedule is the most important tool for success in this class. Read it before each class to stay on track all semester. Print & Bring this Syllabus/Schedule to every class. Supply List Review Drafting Tools Demonstration Architectural Scale Lesson Lesson 0: Hand-Lettered Title Block Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools Due 1. Purchase Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools 2. 1: Measure a Small Home: Document Field Notes Due 09 September. 3. Using drafting tools, transfer the room s dimensional information onto a ¼ =1-0. Include title block at the bottom of the 8-1/2 x 11 velum page. Due 09 September. 4. #1 Due 11 September. 1 #1 Assignment 1 NOTE: FRIDAY 05 SEPTEMBER IS THE ADD/DROP WITHOUT A W AND REFUND DEADLINE Information on drawings that cannot be represented graphically by lines can be presented by lettered dimensions, notes, and titles. It is extremely important that these lettered items be exact, reliable, and entirely legible in order for the user to have confidence in them and never have any uncertainty as to their meaning. Design Careers Lecture/Presentation In-Class Review Field Measuring Lecture & Demonstration Architectural Drafting History & Meaning How to Read Architectural Drawings Title Blocks Textbook, Drafting Supplies & Tools Due 1: Field Notes Due 1. Continue 1: Drafted Floor Plan Due 09 September. 2. Continue #1 Due 11 September. 3. Continue Assignment 1: Read Chapter 1: Drawing Tools & Materials (Read Entire Chapter) 1 #1 Assignment 1 NOTE: FRIDAY 05 SEPTEMBER IS THE ADD/DROP WITHOUT A W AND REFUND DEADLINE Drafting is a universal graphic language that uses lines, symbols, dimensions, and notes to describe a structure to be built. Review Field Measuring Lecture & Demonstration Architectural Drafting History & Meaning How to Read Architectural Drawings Title Blocks This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

4 Week Four 18 September Week Four 16 September Week Three 11 September Week Three 09 September DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 4 of 10 1: Drafted Floor Plan Due 1. #2 Due 16 September. 1 #2 Lines and lettering on a drawing must be of a quality that reproduces clearly. Properly drawn lines are dark, crisp, sharp, and of a uniform thickness. Line Weight & Quality Critiques: work in-progress shared publicly: the studio culture of healthy, critical collaboration via communicating concepts, principles, techniques and questions for the betterment and inspiration of the individual drafter and the entire class. Assignment #1 Due 1. s 2 (Symbols) & 3 (Finalize Home): Due 16 September. 2. Continue #2 Due 16 September. 3. Assignment 2: Read Chapter 2: Architectural Drafting (Entire Chapter) s 2 & 3 #2 Assignment 2 Copy Symbols (do not trace). Construction Sequence Presentation Basic Residential Building Codes Drafting Assignments 2 & 3: Symbols Finalized Home Due Assignment #2 Due Schedule Sheet Grids: Due 23 September. 2. #3 Due 25 September. 3. Continue Assignment 2: Read Chapter 2: Architectural Drafting (Entire Chapter) 3.1 #3 Assignment 2 Read The COC College Success Tip #4: Time Management Drawing Layout Demonstration Lead Weights Demonstration Drafting Demonstration Review Blackboard Online Quiz 1 Due Monday 22 September (Found Under Course Content ). 1. For Blackboard Online Quiz 1: Review Reading Assignments 1 & 2, Lecture Notes & Assignment Directions (Quiz 1 available from 12:00 noon PM 18 September through 11:59 PM Monday 22 September) 2. Continue 3.1 Schedule Sheet Grids: Due 23 September. 3. Continue #3 Due 25 September. 4. 4: Floor Plan: Due 30 September. s 3.1 & 4 #3 BB Quiz 1 A floor plan is a drawing to scale, showing a view from above, of the relationships between rooms, spaces and other physical features at one level of a structure. Surprise Guest Lecturer Floor Plan History This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

5 Week Six 02 October Week Six 30 September Week Five 25 September Week Five 23 September DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 5 of Schedule Sheet Grids Due Blackboard9 Online Quiz 2 Due Monday 29 September (Found Under Course Content ). Assignment #3 Due 4 Floor Plan Due 1. Continue 4: Floor Plan: Due 30 September. 2. #4 Due 02 October. 3. Assignment 3: Read Chapter 3: Architectural Drawing Systems (Entire Chapter). 1. Continue 4: Floor Plan: Due 30 September. 2. Continue #4 Due 02 October. 3. For Blackboard9 Online Quiz 2: Review Reading Assignment 3, Lecture Notes & Assignment Directions (Quiz 2 available from 12:00 noon 25 September through 11:59 PM Monday 29 September). 1. 5: Floor Plan Symbols Due 02 October. 2. Continue #4 Due 02 October. 4 #4 Assignment 3 4 #4 BB Quiz 2 5 #4 Continue with Assignments 4 & 5. Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignments 4 & 5 handouts. LARUCP TYPE V SHEET On the Floor Plan, focus only on completing walls, windows and doors. You will revisit this plan later in the schedule (Assignment 12) to complete layout, notes & dimensions. Poor lettering can ruin an otherwise good drawing. Type V Sheet Review Window, Door, and Finish Schedules Layouts Critiques: work in-progress shared publicly: the studio culture of healthy, critical collaboration via communicating concepts, principles, techniques and questions for the betterment and inspiration of the individual drafter and the entire class. Floor Plan History & Review 5 Floor Plan Symbols Due Assignment #4 Due 1. 6: Roof Plan: Due 07 October. 2. #5 Due 09 October. 3. Assignment 4: Read Chapter 4: Multiview Drawings; Pages s 5 & 6 #5 Assignment 4 Draw the roof plan at a scale of 1/4" = 1'-0" onto an 18x24 sheet of vellum with a preprinted title block. Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignment 6 handout. Roof design presentation This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

6 Week Eight 16 October Week Eight 14 October Week Seven 09 October Week Seven 07 October DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 6 of 10 6 Roof Plan Due Assignment #5 Due Blackboard9 Online Quiz 3 Due Monday 13 October (Found Under Course Content ). 1. 7: Kitchen Interior Elevations: Due 14 October. 2. #5 Due 09 October. 4. Continue Assignment 4: Read Chapter 4: Multiview Drawings; Pages Continue 7: Kitchen Interior Elevations: Due 14 October. 2. For Blackboard9 Online Quiz 3: Review Reading Assignment 4, Lecture Notes & Assignment Directions (Quiz 3 available from 12:00 noon 09 October through 11:59 PM Monday 13 October) 3. Assignment 5: Read Chapter 4: Multiview Drawings; Pages s 6 & 7 #5 Assignment 4 7 Assignment 5 BB9 Quiz 3 An interior elevation is a vertically projected surface inside a building. It provides complimentary information of vertical elements that a plan view cannot describe such as heights of interior elements; vertical materials; and other important vertical information that cannot be shown in other drawings. Draw the interior elevations of the kitchen at a scale of 1/2" = 1'-0" onto an 18x24 sheet of vellum with a preprinted title block. Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignment 7 handout. Sections vs. Interior Elevations Sectional Elevations Critiques: work in-progress shared publicly: the studio culture of healthy, critical collaboration via communicating concepts, principles, techniques and questions for the betterment and inspiration of the individual drafter and the entire class. Kitchen elevation presentation 7 Due 1. Assignment 8: Building Section Due 21 October & Assignment 9: Details Due 23 October. 2. Continue Assignment 5: Read Chapter 4: Multiview Drawings; Pages Review All s, Lecture Notes, Assignments & Handouts in preparation for In-Class Blackboard Online Mid-Term Exam 16 October. s 8 & 9 Review All Textbook Reading Assignments To Date in Preparation for the Mid-Term BB9 Mid-Term Draw the building section handed to you at a scale of 1/4" = 1'-0" onto an 18x24 sheet of vellum with a preprinted title block. Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignment 8 handout. Detail Drawing Review Construction Sequence Review Section & Details Lecture Class Critique 1. Continue 8: Section Due 21 October. s 8 & 9 BB9 Mid-Term In-Class Blackboard Online Mid-Term (Open Book/Open Notes) Mid-Term Available from 10:30 AM through 12:30 PM 16 October. This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

7 Week Eleven 04 November Week Ten 30 October Week Ten 28 October Week Nine 23 Oct Week Nine 21 October DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 7 of 10 8 Section Due 1. Continue 9: Details Due 23 October. 9 Draw the details at a scale of 1-1/2" = 1'-0" onto the 18x24 sheet of vellum with the building section. Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignment 9B handout. 9 Details Due : Complete Schedules Sheet Due 30 October Continue 9.1: Complete Schedules Sheet Due 30 October. 3. #6 Due 06 November. 9.1 #6 A schedule refers to a tabular form with rows and columns of data to effectively organize information. Schedules deliver deeper information than can be shown on the actual drawings. Schedules must be clear and easy to read. Window, Door, and Finish Schedules 9.1 Complete Schedules Sheet Due 1. 10: Electrical: Due 11 November. 2. Continue #6 Due 06 November. 10 #6 Draw the Electrical/Lighting Plan at a scale of 1/4" = 1'-0". Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignment 10 handout. Electrical and Lighting Plan presentation Critiques: work in-progress shared publicly: the studio culture of healthy, critical collaboration via communicating concepts, principles, techniques and questions for the betterment and inspiration of the individual drafter and the entire class. 1. Continue 10: Electrical: Due 11 November : East & South Exterior Elevations: 2 Elevations (1 Sheet) Due 13 November : West & North Exterior Elevations: 2 Elevations (1 Sheet) Due 18 November. 4. Continue #6 Due 06 November. s 10 & 11 #6 Draw the building elevations at a scale of 1/4" = 1'-0" onto an 18x24 sheet of vellum with a preprinted title block. Elevations: Drafting vs. Rendering This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

8 Week Thirteen 18 November Week Twelve 13 November Week Twelve 11 November Week Eleven 06 November DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 8 of 10 Assignment #6 Due 1. Continue 10: Electrical: Due 11 November. 2. Continue 11: East & South Exterior Elevations Due 13 November. West & North Exterior Elevations Due 18 November. 3. #7 Due 18 November. s 10 & 11 #6 NOTE: FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER IS THE WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE (DROP WITH A W ) Elevations: Drafting vs. Rendering 10 Electrical Due 1. Continue 11: East & South Exterior Elevations Due 13 November. West & North Exterior Elevations Due 18 November. 2. Continue #7 Due 18 November. 11 #7 NO CLASS: VETERAN S DAY Elevations: Drafting vs. Rendering 11 East & South Elevations Due 11 West & North Elevations Due Assignment #7 Due 1. Continue 11: West & North Exterior Elevations Due 18 November. 2. #7 Due 18 November : Floor Plan Finalization Due 25 November. 2. #8 Due 20 November. 11 #7 12 #8 NOTE: FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER IS THE WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE (DROP WITH A W ) Pencil lines should be solid, uniform in width, and consistent in darkness throughout their length. If a line in a drawing needs to be changed, make sure to erase it cleanly and recreate the line in the appropriate line weight and quality. Add the exterior and interior dimensions to your Floor Plan. Follow the directions, as listed on the Assignment 12 handout. Dimensions Review Line Weight & Quality Review Critiques: work in-progress shared publicly: the studio culture of healthy, critical collaboration via communicating concepts, principles, techniques and questions for the betterment and inspiration of the individual drafter and the entire class. This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

9 Week Fifteen 04 December Week Fifteen 02 December Week Fourtee Thurs 27 Nov Week Fourteen 25 November Week Thirteen 20 November DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 9 of 10 Assignment #8 Due 1. Continue 12: Floor Plan Finalization Due 25 November. 2. #9 Due 02 December. 3. Review Assignment 5: Re-Read Chapter 4: Multiview Darwings; pages #9 Assignment 5 Dimensions Review Line Weight & Quality Review Symbols Review 12 Floor Plan Finalization Due Blackboard9 Online Quiz 4 Due Monday 01 December (Found Under Course Content ) : Site Plan: Due 02 December. 2. Continue #9 Due 02 December. 4. For Blackboard9 Online Quiz 4: Review Reading Assignment 5, Lecture Notes & Assignment Directions (Quiz 4 available from 12:00 noon 25 November through 11:59 PM Monday 01 December). 13 #9 BB9 Quiz 4 Site Plan Drawing Vicinity Map, etc. 1. Continue 13: Site Plan: Due 02 December. 2. Continue #9 Due 02 December. 13 #9 NO CLASS: THANKSGIVING 13 Site Plan Due 1. 14: Axonometric: Due 09 December : Title Blocks & Annotations: Due 09 December. s 14 & 15 An axonometric drawing is simply a picture of an object viewed at an angle. Isometric Drawing Lecture & Demonstration 1. Continue 14: Axonometric: Due 09 December. 2. Continue 15: Title Blocks & Annotations: Due 09 December. s 14 & 15 Every page in the set of construction documents has a title block & borders. The title block must contain enough information to precisely identify each sheet from the others. Isometric Drawing Review This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.

10 TBD Saturday TBD Week Sixteen 11 December Week Sixteen 09 December DRAFTING SYLLABUS/SCHEDULE Page 10 of Due 15 Due Finalize and print all sheets Edge-Bound black-line copy of your set of drawings in 18x24 in the following order: A-1 COVER SHEET/SITE PLAN A-2 FLOOR PLAN A-3 ROOF PLAN A-4 EAST & SOUTH EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS A-5 WEST & NORTH EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS A-6 BUILDING SECTION & DETAILS A-7 SCHEDULES A-8 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS A-9 ELECTRICAL PLAN & LEGEND A-10 CASEWORK/AXONOMETRIC s 14 & 15 Finalization and Printing of all Drawings To have your final copies, printed and edge bound (18x24) on BOND paper you may choose to go to: ARC Document Solutions, Smyth Drive, Valencia, CA 91355; phone Make sure you tell them you are from COC and request a student discount. Ask about pricing BEFORE you have your drawings printed. Please allow at least 24 hours for printing. STUDENTS MUST BRING ALL 10 FINISHED SHEETS (ORIGINALS) TO CLASS TODAY FOR FINAL GRADING. Final 10 Project Prints Due 2 Stapled & Bound Sets on Bond (10 sheets) of Final Prints Due LAST CLASS MEETING FINAL PRINTED SETS OF DRAWINGS MUST BE SUBMITTED 10:30 AM NO LATE SUBMITTALS WILL BE ACCEPTED FINAL CRITIQUE & PRESENTATION Attendance (and proof thereof) and/or Written Assignment Class Field Trip to The Gamble House in Pasadena Field Trip Written Assignment The Gamble House: Date of Field Trip Tour to be determined. Attendance and/or written assignment in required by all students. This syllabus/schedule is subject to revisions where necessary. For an electronic version of class content & handouts, access Blackboard as necessary. 26 Aug. Assignments Revisions/ Quizzes.