STANDARD COMPETENCIES:

 

 I.      Recognize the ISO projection symbol.

 II.     Recognize and interpret the title block.

 III.    Identify the drawing standards.

 IV.     Recognize and interpret visible lines.

 V.      Demonstrate lettering on drawings.

 VI.     Interpret dimensioning

 VII.    Recognize linear units of measurements

 VIII.   Discuss basic rules for dimensions

 IX.     List drawing abbreviation

 X       Distinguish inclined surfaces

 XI.     Describe measurement of angles

 XII.    Recognize and interpret circular features

 XIII.   Recognize and interpret center lines

 XIV.    Employ dimensioning of cylindrical features

 XV.     Employ dimensioning of cylindrical holes

 XVI.    Recognize repetitive features and dimensions

 XVII.   Identify similarly sized features

 XVIII.  Apply drawing to scale

 XIX.    Recognize and interpret symmetrical outlines

 XX      Recognize and use reference dimensions

 XXI.    Discuss machining symbols

 XXII.   Interpret drawing revision

 XXIII.  Interpret break lines

 XXIV.   Identify primary auxiliary views

 XXV.    Identify secondary auxiliary views

 XXVI.   Describe development drawings

 XXVII.  Recognize revolved and removed sections

 XXVIII. Explain one/view and two/view drawings

 XXIX.   Interpret multiple detail drawings

 XXX     Describe surface texture

 XXXI.   Recognize surface texture symbols

 XXXII.  Recognize surface texture ratings

 XXXIII. Explain control requirements

 XXXIV.  Explain the definitions

 XXXV.   Compare tolerancing methods

 XXXVI.  Define the dimension origin symbols

 XXXVII. List dimension differences for inch fits

 XXXVIII.Differentiate between the various types of fits

 XXXIX.  Classify threaded fasteners

 XL      Discuss threaded assemblies

 XLI.    Define thread pitch

 XLII.   Define right and left hand threads

 XLIII.  Recognize rectangular coordinate dimensioning without dimension lines

 XLIV.   Apply rectangular coordinate dimensioning in tabular form

 XLV.    Apply chain dimensioning

 XLVI.   Employ baseline dimensioning

 XLVII.  Recognize and interpret machining drawings.

 XLVIII. Recognize and interpret sheet metal part prints.

 XLIX.   Recognize and interpret casting drawings and assembly drawings.

 L       Recognize and interpret gage drawings.

 LI.     Recognize and interpret welded assembly drawings.

 LII.    Recognize and interpret jig and machining fixture prints.

 LIII.   Recognize and interpret machined castings prints.

 LIV.    Recognize and interpret die prints.

 LV.     Explain form tolerances

 LVI.    Define straightness

 LVII.   Explain straightness controlling surface elements

 LVIII.  Recognize straightness of a feature of size

 LIX.    Define feature of size dimensions

 LX      Recognize and apply material condition symbols:

         A.      maximum material condition (mmc)

         B.      Regardless of feature size (rfs)

         C.      Least material condition (Imc)

 LXI.    Explain form tolerances

 LXII.   Define flatness

 LXIII.  Explain circularity of non-cylindrical parts

 LXIV.   Define cylindricity

 TOPICAL OUTLINE:

 

 I.      Bases for Interpreting Drawings: Various Standard Conventions for Engineering Drawings.

 II.     Working Drawings: The Use of Working Drawings in the Manufacturing Facility.

 III.    Angles, Circular, and Cylindrical Features: Drawing Specifications of Angles, Circular, and Cylindrical Features.

 IV.     General Drawing Characteristics: Generic Attributes of Drawings.

 V.      Auxiliary Views: The Clarification of Engineering Drawings Using Auxiliary Views.

 VI.     Sectional Views: Types of Sectional Views.

 VII.    Tolerances and Allowances: Methods of Specifying Tolerances and Allowances.

 VIII.   Fits: Part to Part Fits.

 IX.     Threads: The Types of Threads as Specified in Engineering Drawings.

 X       Dimensioning: Alternate Forms of Dimensioning.

 XI.     Drawing Types: Engineering Drawings of Various Types.

 XII.    Modem Engineering Tolerancing: Geometric Dimensional Tolerancing.