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Lettering and line works. Angles, Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Inscribing a circle in any regular polygon and inscribing any regular polygon in a circle.  \n2. Conic Sections; drawing true shape of the sections of the section of the frustrum of the cylinder. Development of simple engineering/fabricated objects such as frustrum of cylinder and pyramid.  \n3. The Ellipse: ellipse by the rectangular method, auxilliary circle method, trammel method and foci method.  \n4. Common internal and external tangent to two equal and unequal circles, internal and external arc of a given radii.  \nRecommended Text  \nTechnical Drawing for G.C.E. & C.S.E. by J.N.Green, Reprinted 1982.  \nClass work and assignments given for practical understanding of students.  \nContinous assessment test given at the middle of semester to test students understanding. Both CAT and Assignments form about 40% of the examination.  \nExamination carries 60% .  \nLecturer: Engr. O.R.Adetunji  \nE-mail: [adetunjiolayide@yahoo.co.uk](adetunjiolayide@yahoo.co.uk)  \n1.0 LETTERING  \n-use of ruler and light pencil to produce plan and clear figures.  \nA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z  \n1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0  \nTypes of lines  \nThick line for outlines    \nThin line; dimension line, projection line, construction line, construction line and hatching line.—  \nThin short dashes for hidden details    \nThin long chain for centre lines, pitch circle, path line   Thick long chain for cutting planes and viewing planes = = = =  \nRuled line and short zig-zags for long break lines  \nThick wavy line for short break lines and irregular boundry  \n1.1. Line Work  \n1.2. To bisect a given line  \n1.3. To construct a perpendicular at a given point on a straight line.  \n1.4. To construct a perpendicular at the end of a given line.  \n1.5. To draw a parallel line.  \n1.6. To divide a straight line into a given number of equal parts: draw the given line AB, draw line AC at any convenient angle to AB, Step off along AC the required no of equal divisions.Join the steps to point B. Draw the line.  \nA B  \nANGLES: formed when two lines meet.  \nACUTE ANGLE OBTUSE ANGLE REFLEXANGLE  \nA)  \nTo bisect a given angle  \nB)  \nTo construct an angle similar to a given angle  \nA E C  \nt  \nF H G  \nC)  \nto construct an angle of 450  \nB   \nA  \nC  \nD) To construct an angle of 600, 300, 150, 71/20. F  \nE  \n60  \nA C D B  \nTRIANGLES  \nRight angled triangle Equilateral triangle  \nIsosceles triangle  \nScalene triangle  \nTo construct any triangle given the length of the three sides.  \nC  \nA B  \nTo draw a triangle when given two sides and the included angle.  \nA B  \nTHE CIRCLE  \nCircle, Diameter, Radius, Arc, Chord and Tangent  \nArc  \nCircumfrence  \nDiameter  \nSegment  \nQuadrant  \nEccentric circles  \nconcentric circles  \nTo draw an inscribed circle to a given triangle  \nPOLYGONS: sides greater than 4  \nDiagonal  \nRegular Prism  \nDiameter Altitude  \nIrregular  \n1.To draw a hexagon using a 600 set square when given the length of side.  \nE F  \n-draw one side AB  \nC    D -draw a line from A and B in turn at 600  \n 60 and mark off the length of side C and DA B  \n-draw a line from C and D in turn at 60o and mark off the length of side to give pts E and F. Join E to F.  \n2)To draw a hexagon within a circle when given the length of side.  \nDraw a circle of radius equal to the length of the given side, draw horizontal diameter AB. Draw arcs above and below with centre A and B. Join all pts.  \nA  \nB  \nTo draw an octagon using 450 set square when given the length of side  \nG H  \nE  45   45  FD  \n45  45  \nA B  \nCONIC SECTION  \nFrustum of a cylinder prism SECTIONS  \nA rectangular prism with its top sliced off. The sliced surface is called THE SECTION. An object truncated. The part frustum.  \nTo draw the true shape of the section  \n1. Draw lines perpendicular to the section from A and B. true length of sec.  \n2. At any point, draw the line parallel to the sect","cbCainh3pPCvGkre","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainh3pPCvGkre","pdf",66212,15,"English","# Course Outline\n## 1. Lettering and line works\n## 2. Conic Sections and frustum development\n## 3. Ellipse methods\n## 4. 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