Mr. Jaime Estrada » Architectural Design I

Architectural Design I

CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN I 

SIERRA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL

2023-2024

 

COURSE OUTLINE

 

A-G Course:

F: Satisfies the Visual and Performing Arts requirement (1 Year)

 

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

            Architectural Design I class is designed to provide students with the knowledge and understanding of the Drafting Industry. This course will help students learn the fundamental skills and concepts necessary for planning, designing, and drawing. Its mission is to teach students how to prepare Architectural and Engineering drawings that will effectively and accurately communicate design ideas to clients, contractors, and manufacturing personnel. Students will use problem solving techniques to produce basic and complex drawings through the use of manual board drafting and CAD.

 

ARTICULATION AGREEMENT:

Rio Hondo College

ENGT 101 Introduction to Technical Drawing and Graphics (3 College course credits)

 

Mt. San Antonio College

ARCH 141 Design Drawing and Communication (4 units, Degree Applicable, CSU, UC)

 

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Estrada

TEXTBOOK: Exploring Drafting, by John R. Walker, Bernard D. Mathis, The Goodheart-Wilcox Company, Inc 9th. Ed. 2007

 

COURSE OUTLINE:

Chapter 1: Why Study Drafting?

Chapter 2: Careers in Drafting

Chapter 3: Sketching

Chapter 4: Drafting Equipment

Chapter 5: Drafting Techniques

Chapter 6: Basic Geometric Construction

Chapter 7: Computer-Aided Drafting and Design

Chapter 8: Lettering

Chapter 9: Multiview Drawings

Chapter 10: Dimensioning

Chapter 11: Sectional Views

Chapter 12: Auxiliary Views

Chapter 13: Pictorials

Chapter 14: Pattern Development

Chapter 15: Working Drawings

Chapter 16: Making Prints

Chapter 17: Design

Chapter 18: Models, Mockups, and Prototypes

Chapter 19: Maps

Chapter 20: Graphs and Charts

Chapter 21: Welding Drafting

Chapter 22: Fasteners

Chapter 23: Electrical and Electronics Drafting

Chapter 24: Architectural Drafting

 

 

COURSE OBJECTIVES/STANDARDS:

In order to pass this course successfully, students will be expected to:

- Be in attendance for 94% of class meetings. As a laboratory course, attendance is necessary to gain the knowledge and skills needed for an appropriate understanding of Drafting and Design.

- Achieve a cumulative grade point average of 70% or higher in this course.

- Complete the following performance standards:

  1. Complete all assigned open response, performance events, and presentations.
  2. Actively participate in problem solving and group activities.
  3. Keep an acceptable portfolio with notes, vocabulary/definitions, chapter reviews, and handouts. Portfolio will be graded every Friday.

 

GRADING:

Portfolio: 20 pts. per week = 360 pts/semester. (Based on an 18 week semester)

Fall Semester Final Project: 50 pts. – Spring Semester Final Project: 50 pts.

Total possible points: 820

 

*Unexcused late work is worth 50% of original point value.

 

Grading Chart based on school wide standards

A= 90-100%

B= 80- 89%

C= 70- 79%

D= 60- 69%

F= below 59%

 

CLASSROOM AND LAB RULES:

All students are expected to conduct themselves in a business-like manner.

  1. Respect your classmates, the classroom fixtures, tools, and electronic equipment.
  2. Be on time. This means, be in your assigned seat before the tardy bell rings.
  3. All assignments due must have your full name, date, and title on them.
  4. Be prepared. Bring all classroom materials with you, including your Portfolio.
  5. Obey all school-wide rules as outlined in the Sierra Vista High School Handbook.
  6. All cellular phones must be off and no cellular phones or any electronic devices may be in view of any classmate or the instructor.

Only on specific dates and projects can a cell phone be used for academic purposes.

 

CONSEQUENCES:

  1. Warning
  2. Teacher/student meeting and parent contact
  3. Detention and parent contract, to be signed by the parent
  4. Parent Phone Conference
  5. Referral to Discipline Office

MAKE-UP WORK:

It is your responsibility to ask for missed assignments when returning to school!

 

CONFERENCES:

The teacher is available for conferences with parents and/or students between 8:30am-9:21am

(9:00am-9:47am) Wed. 

Please, if possible, schedule an appointment ahead of time.

email: [email protected]

Tel. number: 626.960.7741 ex: 87028