SS2 Third Term Technical Drawing Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
SS2 Third Term Technical Drawing Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Introduction to Geometric Construction Review
Lesson Note: Begin the term with a review of essential geometric constructions.
Scheme of Work: Reinforce geometric construction skills through practical exercises.
Activities: Assign construction tasks involving circles, tangents, and more intricate polygon constructions.
Week 2: Electrical and Electronics Symbols
Lesson Note: Introduce symbols commonly used in electrical and electronics drawings.
Scheme of Work: Emphasize the importance of accurate symbol representation for electrical components.
Activities: Engage students in exercises focusing on drawing electrical and electronics symbols.
Week 3: Technical Drawing in Architecture
Lesson Note: Explore the role of technical drawing in architectural design.
Scheme of Work: Discuss architectural drawing conventions and standards.
Activities: Assign projects related to architectural drawing, including floor plans and elevations.
Week 4: Advanced CAD Applications in Engineering
Lesson Note: Build on CAD skills by exploring advanced applications in engineering design.
Scheme of Work: Focus on 3D modeling, parametric design, and simulations using CAD.
Activities: Provide hands-on experience with complex engineering design projects using CAD software.
Week 5: Hydraulic and Pneumatic Symbols
Lesson Note: Introduce symbols used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems drawings.
Scheme of Work: Discuss the importance of clarity in representing fluid power systems.
Activities: Assign exercises involving the interpretation and drawing of hydraulic and pneumatic symbols.
Week 6: Machine Drawing: Part 3 – Tolerances and Fits
Lesson Note: Extend machine drawing to cover tolerances, fits, and their significance in manufacturing.
Scheme of Work: Discuss the impact of tolerances on the functionality and assembly of components.
Activities: Assign projects involving the application of tolerances and fits in machine drawings.
Week 7: Technical Drawing in Civil Engineering
Lesson Note: Explore the application of technical drawing in civil engineering projects.
Scheme of Work: Discuss the representation of civil engineering structures and details.
Activities: Assign projects related to the drawing of civil engineering structures like bridges and dams.
Week 8: Mechanical Assembly Drawing
Lesson Note: Teach advanced techniques for creating detailed mechanical assembly drawings.
Scheme of Work: Emphasize the importance of clear communication in representing complex assemblies.
Activities: Engage students in projects involving the creation of intricate mechanical assembly drawings.
Week 9: Technical Drawing in Product Design
Lesson Note: Introduce the role of technical drawing in product design and innovation.
Scheme of Work: Discuss the representation of products through detailed drawings.
Activities: Assign projects related to the creation of technical drawings for innovative product designs.
Week 10: Topographical Drawing
Lesson Note: Explore the principles of topographical drawing, focusing on contour lines and land features.
Scheme of Work: Discuss the representation of terrain and landforms in topographical drawings.
Activities: Assign projects involving the creation of topographical drawings for specific landscapes.
Week 11: Revision Week
Lesson Note: Conduct a comprehensive review of the term’s topics.
Scheme of Work: Organize revision sessions focusing on challenging areas.
Activities: Practice past exam questions and clarify any doubts students may have.
Week 12: Examination Week
Lesson Note: Administer examinations based on the term’s syllabus.
Scheme of Work: Ensure that examinations cover all topics taught during the term.
Activities: Conduct written and practical exams to assess students’ understanding.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Lesson Note: Recap the term’s achievements and provide feedback to students.
Scheme of Work: Discuss areas for improvement and future expectations.
Activities: Distribute report cards, commend outstanding performances, and dismiss students for the term break.
