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\nConstruction computer-aideddesign (CAD)  \nPart 2:CAD symbols  \nSCANNEDON23 APR 2008  \nSINGAPORE STANDARDCP 83:Part 2:2000(ICS 35.240.10)  \nCODE OF PRACTICE FOR  \nConstruction computer-aideddesign(CAD)  \nPart 2:CAD symbols  \nAllrights reserved.Unless otherwise specified,no part of this SingaporeStandard may be reproduced or utilised in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying and microfilming,withoutpermission in writing from the Singapore Productivity and Standards Board atthe address below:  \nDirector  \nCentre for StandardisationSingapore Productivity and Standards Board1 Science Park DriveSingapore 118221  \nTelephone:2786666 Telefax:2786665Email:cfs@psb.gov.sg  \nISBN 9971-67-766-0  \nThis Singapore Standard was approved by the Information Technology Standards Commite onbehalf of the Standards Council of Singapore on 11 October 2000.  \nFirst published,2000  \nThe Information Technology Standards Commitee appointed by the Standards Council consists ofthe following members:  \nOrganisation  \nName  \nStandards Council  \n:  Mr Wilson Tan  \nChairman  \nExecutive  \nInfocomm Development Authority of SingaporeInfocomm Development Authority of SingaporeSingapore Productivity and Standards BoardSingapore Computer SocietyNanyang Technological UniversityInfocomm Development Authority of SingaporeNational University of SingaporeKent Ridge Digital LabsInformation Technology ManagementAssociationSingapore Information Technology Federation  \nMs Pee Gim Onn  \nSecretary  \nMs Ho Buaey Qui  \nSecretary  \nMs Susan Chong  \nMembers  \nProf Robert Gay  \nAssoc Prof Angela Goh  \nMr Kan Siew Ning  \nAssoc Prof Kiong Beng Kee  \nDr Low Hwee Boon  \nMr Alvin Ong  \nMr Wee Tew Lim  \nThe Technical Committee on Construction Industry IT Standards appointed by the InformationTechnology Standards Committe and responsible for the preparation of this standard consists ofexperts from the following organisations:  \nOrganisation  \nName  \nSingapore Institute of ArchitectsInstitution of Engineers SingaporeHousing &Development BoardBuilding and Construction AuthorityInfocomm Development Authority of SingaporeSingapore Institute of Surveyors and ValuersSingapore Contractors Association LimitedHousing &Development BoardJurong Town CorporationBuilding and Construction AuthorityReal Estate Developers Association,SingaporePWD Consultants Pte LtdUrban Redevelopment AuthoritySingapore Institute of ArchitectsBuilding and Construction AuthorityBuilding and Construction AuthorityDefence Science and Technology Agency  \nMr Edward D'Silva  \nChairman  \n1st DeputyChairman  \nMr Lee Chuan Seng  \n2dDeputy  \nMr Yeo Eng Chang  \nChairman  \nMr Wong Wai Ching  \nSecretary  \nMr Chan Huang Seng  \nMembers  \nMr Goh Ngan Hong  \nMr Simon Lee  \nMs Lily Leong  \nMr Shaun Leong  \nMs Joan Mok  \nMs Ong Sim Lian  \nMr Samsul Muarif Lokman  \nMr Ajay Sankaran  \nMs Rita Soh  \nDr Tan Kee Wee  \nMr Tan Tian Chong  \nMr Tay Leng Chua  \nThe 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