Introduction
Drafting is a universal language used for communicating in manufacturing, engineering, public utilities, electronics, aerospace and architecture. While the professionals in these industries read and work with the language of drafting, they rely on skilled, knowledgeable drafting technicians to translate.

Behind every product, building or process are drawings and models created by someone using the techniques and principles taught in drafting courses.

Course Contents:

• Concept of Geometrical Shapes
• Introduction to standard drawings and drafting
• 3D Concepts by CAD
• Site Plan
• Foundation
• Digitizing & Mapping
• Drafting of Reinforcement drawings
• Plan-Elevation drawings
• Structural sections
• Drafting of Steel structure and Design
• Perspective Drawings

Participants Profile:
Engineers, Assistant Engineers, Associate Engineers, Draftsmen and the professionals involved in drafting activities having good working knowledge of computers and strong geometric concepts.

Course Objectives:
To teach students to use technical skills to create drawings, plans and computer models that will be used in constructing a building or manufacturing a plant.

Methodology:
Lectures, Discussions, Exercises and Hands on practice on computers.