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IC62 Drafting II - Architectural: Grades 9-12

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Understand Architectural Styles and Industry Terms.1.00

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    Understand various architectural styles.1.01

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    Understand terms related to selected styles of residential architecture and create a collection of illustrations or a presentation that demonstrates the various elements of residential styles.1.02

  • 3

    Understand architectural industry terms.1.03

Apply procedures to create Floor Plans.2.00

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    Apply terms and definitions and accepted principles related to single-level residential space planning.2.01

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    Apply residential door and window types, symbols for doors, windows and room identification.2.02

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    Apply terms and definitions related to single-level residential space planning.2.03

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    Apply accepted principles of single-view residential space planning. 2.04

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    Apply door and window types.2.05

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    Apply floor plan symbols.2.06

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    Apply procedures to draw a single-level residential floor plan using 3D CAD, BIM software, for example: Revit Architecture.2.07

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    Apply procedures to annotate a single-level residential floor plan using 3D CAD, BIM software, for example: Revit Architecture.2.08

Apply procedures to create Foundation plans and Levels of a Building.3.00

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    Apply terminology related to common foundation plans.3.01

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    Apply footing and foundation wall construction types.3.02

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    Apply the purpose of a foundation plan and describe its features.3.03

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    Apply concepts of wood sill and floor construction.3.04

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    Apply procedures to draw a foundation plan using 3D CAD, BIM software.3.05

Apply procedures to create Simple Roof and Floor System Designs.4.00

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    Understand terms and definitions related to roof plans.4.01

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    Understand concepts of roof construction including roof types: gable, hip, roof slope.4.02

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    Understand concepts of floor systems.4.03

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    Apply procedures to draw roof and floor systems using 3D CAD, BIM software.4.04

Apply procedures for drawing View types.5.00

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    Apply terms and definitions related to construction drawing view types: Plan views, Section views, Elevation views, 3D Views, and Detail views.5.01

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    Apply terms and definitions related to wall sections and details.5.02

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    Apply concepts of wood frame wall construction.5.03

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    Apply the purpose and features of a wall section, noting insulation and vapor barrier materials and construction.5.04

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    Apply terms, purpose, features and definitions related to exterior elevations and building sections.5.05

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    Apply procedures to draw typical wall sections using 3D CAD, BIM software.5.06

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    Apply procedures to draw exterior elevations and building sections using 3D CAD, BIM software.5.07

Apply Procedures to Complete a Residential Construction Documents (CD) Set.6.00

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    Apply key components/sheets needed, sheet numbering, naming conventions for a CD set.6.01

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    Apply schedules and labels used in CD Set.6.02

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    Apply CAD printing and set up.6.03

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    Apply procedures to complete a residential Construction Documents Set using 3D CAD, BIM software.6.04

Frequently asked questions

What grade levels do these standards cover?
Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12
Where can I read the official document?
IC62 Drafting II - Architectural

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