ICSE Syllabus Technical Drawing A

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TECHNICAL DRAWING

(Candidates offering Technical Drawing Applications are not eligible to offer Technical Drawing.)

Aims:

1. To develop competence among the students to pursue technical courses like engineering, architecture, draftsmanship, surveying and other professional courses where mechanical and geometrical drawings are involved.

2. To acquire basic knowledge and understanding of mechanical drawing.

3. To acquire skills of making and understanding technical drawing which enables translation of ideas of a designer on paper into physical product and appliances.

CLASS IX

There will be one written paper of three hours duration carrying 80 marks and Internal Assessment of 20 marks.

The paper will be divided into two sections, A and B.

Section A will consist of a number of questions covering the entire syllabus. The candidates are to attempt three questions.

Section B will consist of questions which will require detailed answers. There will be a choice and candidates will be required to answer two questions from this section.

1. Introduction

(i) Drawing Instruments

List Size and Description Demonstration.

(ii) Types of Lines

Type, description and general application

(a) Continuous thick straight

(b) Continuous thin straight / curved

(c) Continuous thin freehand

(d) Continuous thin straight with zig-zags

(e) Dashed / Dotted

(f) Chain line thin

(g) Chain line thin with thick ends.

(iii) Lettering and Numbering

Free hand, single stroke vertical / inclined capital letter and numerals.

(iv) Dimensioning

(a) Basic principles

(b) Systems: Aligned, Unidirectional

(c) Practical hints.

(v) Sheet Layout

Basic layout with border lines, title block etc. as recommended by the teacher.

(vi) Free Hand Drawing / Sketching

Sketching involving common tools and processes along with common simple mechanical devices used in everyday life. e.g.:

(a) Woodwork tools such as wheelbarrow, wheels and axle, turnbuckle, tool rest for wood in the wooden jack plane, two irons of a jack plane, saw, etc.

(b) Metalwork tools such as engineer's bench vice, files of various types and shapes, hammers, chisels, drills, hacksaw, etc.

(c) Items of everyday use such as fountain pen, ball pen, geometrical instruments, pencils, rulers, shoe brush, nut crackers, pincers, pliers, etc.

(d) Common visible items such as cold water tap, bicycle, scooter, street lamp, table and chair, radio, two-in-one tape recorder, sound systems, television, 

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