Basics of Engineering Drawing by ZA Siddiqui, Dr. M. Ashraf, (2nd Edition)

TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 – Introduction 1.1 ———- The Subject 1.2 ———- Drawing Instruments Chapter 2 – Use of Instruments and Lettering 2.1 ———- Classification of Lines 2.2 ———- Sharpening the Pencil 2.3 ———- Horizontal and Vertical Lines on the Board 2.4 ———- Fixing the Drawing Sheet 2.5 ———- Border Lines and Seal 2.6 ———- Measurements in Fractions of an Inch 2.7 ———- Lettering on Drawing 2.8 ———- Methods of Dimensioning 2.9 ———- Applied Geometry 2.10 ———- Hints for Good Linework Chapter 3 – Orthographic Drawing 3.1 ———- Faces of Object 3.2 ———- Planes of Projection 3.3 ———- Space Dimensions 3.4 ———- Dimensions Appearing in the Views 3.5 ———- Perspective Drawing 3.6 ———- Orthographic Projection 3.7 ———- Lines to Form a View 3.8 ———- Three Orthographic Views 3.9 ———- Classification of Surfaces 3.10 ———- Arrangement of Views 3.11 ———- Hidden features 3.12 ———- Center-Lines and Precedence of Lines 3.13 ———- Order of Drawing 3.14 ———- Transferring Dimensions Inbetween Views 3.15 ———- Freehand Sketching 3.16 ———- Models 3.17 ———- Symbols Used in Orthographic Projection Chapter 4 – Sectional Views 4.1 ———- Introduction to Sections 4.2 ———- Types of Sections 4.3 ———- Details Behind the Cutting Plane 4.4 ———- Parts Not Sectioned 4.5 ———- Reading Orthographic Views Chapter 5 – Pictorial Sketching 5.1 ———- Isometric Sketching 5.2 ——— Perspective Sketching 5.3 ———- To Draw a Two-Point Perspective Chapter 6 – Building Drawing 6.1 ———- Basic Definitions 6.2 ———- Comparison between Model Drawing and Building Drawing 6.3 ———- Drawing of a Boundary Wall 6.4 ———- Typical Features Present in a Building 6.5 ———- Drawing of a Building 6.6 ———- Considerations for Architectural Design of a House 6.6 ———- Adjusting Plans of Ordinary Buildings 6.7 ———- Types of Civil Engineering Drawing Chapter 7 – Intersection and Development of Surfaces 7.1 ———- Surfaces 7.2 ———- Common Types of Surfaces 7.3 ———- Intersection of Surfaces 7.4 ———- Development of Surfaces