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2002-2003 UAF Catalog Course DescriptionsDrafting TechnologyDRT 101 (4 Credits) As Demand WarrantsBeginning Drafting I (4+0) Technical lettering, line techniques, equipment, orthographics, dimensioning, pictorials, auxiliaries and sections. Materials fee: $50.00. DRT 102 (2 Credits) As Demand Warrants Beginning Drafting II (2+0) Practice and skill development in geometric construction, sketching, orthographics and dimensioning, sections, auxiliaries and individual projects. DRT 115 (3 Credits) As Demand Warrants Graphics I (3+0) Study and application of methods, problems and solutions in graphic design. DRT 121 (3 Credits) As Demand Warrants Reading Construction Blueprints (3+0) Reading and interpretation of two and three dimensional blueprints of residential, light commercial and heavy commercial structures using conventional symbols and representation. DRT 123 (3 Credits) As Demand Warrants Uniform Building Code (3+0) Covers the minimum required construction standards of the Uniform Building Code. Use of local zoning ordinances and the UBC as comprehensive building guides and their principal aspects applied to various building types and trades. Concentrates on zoning, the UBC and some fire codes. Mechanical and electrical codes are introduced only for student familiarity. (Prerequisite: Working knowledge of building systems is strongly recommended.) DRT 125 (2 Credits) As Demand Warrants Lettering I (2+0) Lettering methods including varigraphic, Leroy, Kohi-Noor, Kad II, freehand and script. Commercial lettering skills. DRT 130 (4 Credits) As Demand Warrants Perspective Drafting I (4+0) Basics of perspective (1 pt., 2 pt., 3 pt.) and introduction to the KLOK Perspective Board. DRT 132 (4 Credits) As Demand Warrants Perspective Drafting II (4+0) Additional experience in 1 and 2 pt. perspectives on the KLOK perspective board in both interior and exterior perspectives (Prerequisite: DRT 130.) DRT 140 (4 Credits) As Demand Warrants Architectural Drafting I (4+0) Architectural drafting principles including site plans, foundations, floor plans, elevations, architectural sections, framing plans, area plan, and graphic standards. Also available via Independent Learning. DRT 141 (2 Credits) As Demand Warrants Architectural Concepts (2+0) Architectural drafting concepts including basic site plans, foundations, floor plans, elevations, architectural sections, framing plans, area plans, and graphic standards. Also available via Independent Learning. DRT 150 (4 Credits) As Demand Warrants Civil Drafting I (4+0) Civil drafting principles including plotting traverse and surveys by bearing and distance, latitudes and departures, topographic drawings and maps, contours and elevations, profiles and highway curves, cross-section drawings and grading plans. Also available via Independent Learning. DRT 151 (2 Credits) As Demand Warrants Civil Concepts (2+0) Overview of civil drafting concepts and survey drafting including the plotting of traverse and surveys by bearing and distance. Also available via Independent Learning. DRT 160 (2 - 3 Credits) As Demand Warrants Drafting Co-Op Work Experience (2 - 3+0) A non-paid practical work experience in a professional drafting environment. For the student who has mastered basic drafting techniques and terminology. Placement and work assignments will vary depending upon student experience. DRT 170 (3 Credits) Fall, Spring Beginning AutoCad (3+0) Instruction in basic working knowledge of AutoCad software and its applications in drafting from how to turn on the computer through plotting out finished drawings. Practical applications. DRT 250 (4 Credits) As Demand Warrants Civil Drafting III -- Advanced (4+0) Techniques of highway design, boundaries, right of way layouts, curves and grades, bridges, cut and fill detail drawings, gas and water services, sewers, culverts, signs and guard rails. DRT 270 (3 Credits) As Demand Warrants Advanced AutoCad (2+5) Advanced areas of AutoCad (3-D, menu modifications, and Auto lisp). (Prerequisites: ES 101, DRT 170 [previously DRT 193 -- Beginning AutoCad] or permission of instructor.) Catalog
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