Professional Documents
Culture Documents
PECS
Environment and Market
Hand Tools, Drawing Instruments, Equipment and Paraphernalia
Mensuration and Calculation
Prepare and Interpret Technical Drawing
Occupational Health and Safety
Grade 9
1. Drawing / Drafting – definition, differentiate
2. Types of Drawing
a. artistic (illustration)-beauty, appreciation,
b. technical(drafting)-mechanical, working drawing
3. Mensuration – linear measurement (length)
a. System of measurement – English, metric
4. Drawing Tools, Materials, instrument and equipment – description and uses
5. Lettering – gothic, roman, italic (description, uses)
a. Freehand line exercises – straight and curve line
b. Gothic letters
6. Alphabet of Lines - uses
7. Orthographic projection
a. Principles
b. Exercises (2 weeks)
8. Pictorial Drawing
a. Axonometric – isometric, dimetric, trimetric
b. Oblique drawing – cabinet, cavalier
c. Perspective – one point, two point, three point
9. Architecture
a. History, origin, function
b. Samples of ancient architecture
c. House planning – residential planning
Content of a complete house – floor plan, foundation, elevation, roof plan,
detail, section, location, plumbing, electrical (samples)
Activity floor plan
Grade 10
1. Architecture
a. History, origin, function
b. Samples of ancient architecture
c. House planning – residential planning
Content of a complete house – floor plan, foundation, elevation, roof plan,
detail, section, location, plumbing, electrical (samples)
Activity floor plan
2. Design Considerations
a. Human Needs -
b. Residential planning – zoning,
c. Floor plan
d. Foundation Plan
e. Elevation Plan
f. Roof Plan
g. Mechanical and Detail Plan
h. Section Plan
i. Location Plan
j. Sanitary and Plumbing Plan
k. Electrical and Electronic Plan
Grade 11 / 12
1. Preparing Computer Aided Drawing
a. Basic CAD concepts
b. Terminologies
c. CAD Environment
Menu Browser
Quick Access Toolbar
Title Bar
Menu Bar
Search Box
Toolbars / Ribbon
Command Line Bar
Tray Settings
UCS
WCS
Draw Toolbar
Modify toolbar
Working / Drawing Toolbar
Crosshair
Status Bar
Dialog Box
d. CAD Features
Hardware
o Input – keyboard, mouse, scanner, barcode scanner,
o Output – monitor, speaker, printer,
o Process – CPU, memory
o Storage – hard disk, CD, DVD, flash drive
Software
o Operating System – Windows, Macintosh, Linux
o Application Software – Office Software, Graphics Software, Games
Commands
o Line
o Polyline
o Circle
o Arc
o Rectangle
o Polygon
o Spline
o Ellipse
o Erase
o Copy
o Mirror
o Offset
o Move
o Rotate
o Scale
o Stretch
o Trim
o Chamfer
o Fillet
o Array
o Ortho
o Drawing Grid
o Snap
Tools
Dimensions
o DDIM
o DIMTEXT
Manipulations
o Selection
o Adding and removing Objects
o Modifying Objects
o Layers
Plotting / Printing
Editing
Attributes
e. OHS
Grade 12*
f. CAD Layout
Electrical and Electronic Drawing
o Philippine Electrical Code
o National Building Coe
o Fire Code
Sanitary and Plumbing Layout
o Plumbing Code
o Plumbing Fixtures and fittings
o Plumbing symbols
o National Building Code
o Clean Water Act
Mechanical Layout and Detail
o Mechanical Code
o National Building Code
o HVAC Layout standards
o Conveyor System Standards
o Fire Code
o National Building Code
o Fire protection equipment and installations
o Gas piping fittings and joints
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Grade 9
I. Elements of Design
a. Line
b. Shape
c. Space
d. Color
e. Texture
f. Form
II. Principles of Design
a. Balance / Harmony / Unity
b. Proportion
c. Emphasis
d. Movement / Rhythm
e. Pattern / Repetition
f. Variety
III. Human Figure
a. Human Body
b. Face
Eyes
Nose
Mouth
Ears
c. Hand
d. Feet
e. Facial Expressions
f. Movement / Body Parts
Grade 10
I. Art Mediums (Drawing)
a. Wet – watercolor, acrylic
b. Dry – colored pencil, charcoal, graphite
II. Drawing Themes
a. Landscaping
b. Seascape
c. Portraiture
d. Sculpture
III. Fundamentals of Tonal Drawing
IV. Sourcing out concept for our drawing
V. Intellectual Property Rights
VI. Designing Concept – applying elements and principles of design, illustration cleanup
Grade 11
I. Digital Drawing
II. Proper Usage and Maintenance of Drawing Tools and materials
III. Introduction to Graphic Software
A. What is Illustrator
a. Starting Illustrator
b. Creating a new Document
c. Workspace / Environment
d. Tools
e. Saving your document
f. Closing Adobe Illustrator
B. Drawing with Illustrator
a. Creating Shapes
b. Drawing Modes
c. Line Segment Tool
d. Pen Tool
e. Pencil Tool
f. Undo, Delete, Eraser Tool
g. Symbolism
C. Coloring and Painting
a. Color Panel
b. Color Mode
c. Color Control
d. Panels and Tools for Coloring
Color Picker
Eyedropper
Color Panel
Color Guide
Live Color
e. Working with Brushes
Paintbrush tool
Gradient Mesh Tool
Live Paint bucket
Brushes
Calligraphic
Scatter
Art
Pattern
Grade 12
D. Creating Effects
a. Creating effects on objects
b. Creating effects on text
c. Creating 3D Effects
d. Creating Effects on Appearance
e. Reshaping Objects
E. Formatting Text
a. Typing Text
Point type
Area type
Type on path
b. Aligning and Formatting Text
c. Creating Outline of Text
IV. Archival principles and values
V. Labeling and recording of work
VI. Safe storage requirements for the finished work
VII. Maintenance of Finished Work
VIII. Intellectual Property Rights
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