DFTG 1131 Syllabus
Subject Code
DFTG
Course Number
1131
Course Title
Residential Drawing II
Prerequisites
Provisional admission
Corequisites
Terms Offered
Credit Hours
Course Description
This course continues in-depth architectural drawing practice and develops architectural design skills. Students design plans to meet applicable codes. Topics include material take-offs, footings and foundations, floor plans, exterior elevations, site plans, and construction drawing techniques and practices.
Course Outcomes
Construction Set for a Multi-Story Floor Plan
- Design and draw the floor plan for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Draw the foundation plan for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Draw the elevations for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Draw the kitchen elevations for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Draw a typical wall section for residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Draw all appropriate details for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Draw the window, door, and finish schedules for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.
- Identify types of HVAC systems.
- Identify energy sources of HVAC systems.
- Identify types of materials used in HVAC systems.
- Select a HVAC system for a given application.
- Draw the HVAC plan for a residential forced air HVAC system.
- Explain the advantages and disadvantages of different types of electrical wiring.
- Draw the electrical plan for a residential installation.
- Explain the advantages and disadvantages of different types of plumbing pipe.
- Draw the plumbing plan for a residential installation.
Specifications/Materials Take-Offs
- Create construction specifications for a residential dwelling based on the bill of requirements.