Engineering Drawing Requirements
Web-Based Training
(Based on ASME Y14.100-2004 and Y14.24-1999)
Our new fully interactive online course explains how to correctly interpret engineering drawings
The interpretation of an engineering drawing has a direct impact on the final product. This fully interactive online course explains how to correctly interpret engineering drawings. It will improve a student's understanding of print reading and result in more effective communication on the job.
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Working with engineering drawings involves analyzing, making decisions, and processing data. The Engineering Drawing Requirements course is based on practical application of print interpretation. You'll learn:
- The definition and uses of engineering drawings
- Types of engineering drawings
- Appropriate standards and documents specified on engineering drawings
- Basic part definition required on engineering drawings
This course is designed for anyone who interprets engineering drawings: product, manufacturing, and quality engineers; inspectors; machinists; production personnel; purchasing agents. The course can be purchased for 30-, 60-, or 90-day access.
The online workshop is based on ASME standards and common industry practices. The course is comprised of four lessons and takes approximately 4 - 6 hours to complete. It includes:
- 40 practice problems
- 40 quiz questions (10 at the end of each lesson)
- a drawing packet containing 12 engineering drawings in printable PDF format
Program topics include:
Introduction to Engineering Drawings
Engineering drawings
Computer-aided design (CAD)
The purpose of engineering drawings
The importance of engineering drawings
The definition of a standard
The importance of drawing standards
ASME Y14.100-2004
Using ASME Y14.100 on engineering drawings
Specifying drawing standards
Types of engineering drawings
Drawing Types, Part 1
Layout drawings
- Design layout drawings
- Contour definition drawings
Detail drawings
- Monodetail drawings
- Multidetail drawings
- Tube bend drawings
Assembly drawings
- Arrangement drawings
- Assembly drawings
- Inseparable assembly drawings
- Installation drawings
- Wiring harness drawings |
Drawing Types, Part 2
Control drawings
- Altered item drawings
- Design parameter drawings
- Envelope drawings
- Interface drawings
- Procurement control drawings
- Selected item drawings
- Source control drawings
- Vendor item control drawings
When to use each type of control drawing
Control drawing requirements
Drawing Types, Part 3
Diagram drawings
- Mechanical schematic diagram
- Functional block diagram
- Single line diagram
- Schematic or circuit diagram
- Connection or wiring diagram
- Interconnection diagram
- Logic circuit diagram
When to use each type of diagram drawing
Diagram drawing requirements |
The Engineering Drawing Requirements online course provides training that's interactive, professional, and similar to an actual classroom setting. The course includes:
—Interactive lesson content
—Easy-to-read lesson/quiz screens
—Multiple question formats
—Detailed drawings & graphics illustrating concepts
—Instant lesson feedback explains why answer is wrong
—Glossary of over 150 terms & concepts
—Drawing packet containing 12 engineering drawings
System and Software Requirements: This course can be taken on computers running Windows, using Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.
This web-based course is a comprehensive and affordable training solution for companies, corporations, educational institutions and individuals. Quantity discounts are available. For pricing information for the Engineering Drawing Requirements web course, please call 800-886-0909 or email info@etinews.com.
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