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Course Code: IC
 The Blueprint Reading course is intended for the
individuals who are involved in the production, development, testing, or
purchasing of parts for direct use in the manufacture of products (personnel in
Operations/Production and Technical/Administrative). If you have these
responsibilities, then this course will help you interpret engineering prints
of all types. You will also learn how to identify the requirements for the
fabrication or inspection of manufactured products.
Upon completion of this course, you will be
able to:
Describe the purpose of drawing standards and
identify the companies that dictate them.
Define what an engineering print is and describe
its purpose.
Identify and describe line conventions.
Identify the purpose and meaning of commonly
used symbols and abbreviations found on engineering prints.
Define orthographic projection.
Describe how various surfaces and edges are projected.
Explain how cylindrical objects are represented
on engineering prints.
List the fundamental rules of dimensioning and
describe datum line dimensioning.
Define "fit" and "allowance" and identify the
types of fits used in determining tolerances.
Identify the types of holes indicated on
engineering prints and describe the features of each.
Describe how chamfers and repetitive features or
dimensions are specified on engineering prints.
Recognize and understand the ANSI thread
identification convention.
Define "surface texture" and explain under which
conditions control is required or not required.
Identify the surface texture symbols shown on
engineering prints.
Interpret and use relevant product drawings to manufacture
conforming products.
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