Unit I
In the building design industry, what does "BIM" stand for?
Building Information Modeling
The RIGHT SIDE view is taken from the:
Profile Plane
The FIRST step in sketching an isometric circle or ellipse is to sketch a(n):
Isometric square/rhombus.
In an OBLIQUE sketch, on which plane are arcs, holes, and irregular features commonly placed:
Frontal
The PRECEDENCE OF LINES tells us that if a visible line and a center line coincide (occupy the same position on the drawing), we should:
Draw only the visible line
Construction of a mechanical part, product or assembly using 3D printing technology is typically a technique of?
Rapid Prototyping
The FRONT TO BACK dimension of an object is known as the:
Depth
In an ISOMETRIC sketch, a circle will appear as a?
Ellipse
A TWO-POINT perspective sketch has two _______:
Vanishing points
What is the advantage of using ""pencil-sight"" sketching technique:
Aids in keeping correct proportion
LEED is a building design program that provides third-party verification of green building design and stands for?
Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design
In an OBLIQUE sketch, on which plane are arcs, holes, and irregular features commonly placed:
Frontal Plane
In an ISOMETRIC sketch, what lines are NOT parallel to the three isometric axes:
Non-isometric
Which type of OBLIQUE sketch has the receding axis drawn at full length the true-depth:
Cavalier
HIDDEN lines should be:
Thin
The basic objectives of Sustainable Design are?
1- To reduce
2- Minimize waste
3- Create Healthy environments
The most often used combination of views includes the:
Top, front, and right side
In an isometric sketch, how are NON-ISOMETRIC lines drawn:
Locate endpoints and connect
Which PICTORIAL sketch shows an object as the eye would see it:
Perspective
It is commonly accepted practice that sketches are made with:
Softer leads
CAD Skills can be useful in the following careers?
Architecture, Mechanical Engineering and Construction Management, Interior Design, Facilities Management
In orthographic projection, lines are formed by projecting edges of the object onto planes. The images formed on the planes are called:
Views
The number of ORTHOGRAPHIC views provided by the planes of a box is:
6
Which PICTORIAL sketch shows the most descriptive features parallel to the plane of projection:
Oblique
How are angles of 30° and 60° sketched:
Subdivide a 90° angle into three parts