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- Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics
- BTG131
- Description
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The study course deals with the theoretical foundations of the representation of space objects in the plane. The study course intends to master various projection methods, methods of transformation of drawing elements, solving metric and intersection problems. The acquired basic practical skills are harmonized with the main drawing standards on the following topics: formats, scales, lines, views, sectional views, sections and dimensioning. The study course is finalized with an assembly drawing preparation, including a representation of thread joints, and preparation of bill of materials. The acquired theoretical knowledge is the basis for computer aided geometric modeling of engineering objects in the following specialized study courses
- ECTS credits
- 3
- Teaching Language
- English/Latviešu
- Exam Language
- English/Latviešu
- Support Materials Language
- English/Latviešu
- Basic Learning Outcomes
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- Ability to integrate spatial vision and apply graphic representation techniques, both by traditional methods of metric geometry and descriptive geometry, as well as by computer-aided design applications.(F2_B2 - Basic learning outcome B2 (related to final LO F2) - CEB - Ability to integrate spatial vision and apply graphic representation techniques, both by traditional methods of metric geometry and descriptive geometry, as well as by computer-aided design applications.)
- Final Learning Outcomes
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- Apply drafting techniques by both traditional and computer-assisted methods (F5 - MEB - Apply drafting techniques by both traditional and computer-assisted methods)
- Ability to perform COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS(F2 - CEB - Ability to perform COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS )
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