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FAST-BAA015Acad. year: 2022/2023
Orthogonal axonometry, skew axonometry, oblique projection. Linear perspective, basics of photogrammetry. Helix, right closed rule helicoidal surface. Surfaces of revolution . Warped surfaces. Lighting. Teoretical designs of roofs.
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Learning outcomes of the course unit
Students should be able to construct conics using their focus properties, basics of stereometry, perspective colineation and affinity. Understand and get the basics of projection: Monge`s projection, axonometry and linear perspective. They should be able to solve simple 3D problems, display the basic geometric bodies and surfaces in each projection, their section. Students should be able to draw an object in a linear perspective. They construct a helix using specified elements, an orthogonal closed rule right helicoidal surface, circle and parabolic conoid, arcs.
Prerequisites
Construction of conics using their focal properties.Perspective collineation, perspectoive affinity, affine image of a circle.
Co-requisites
Not required.
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.Information is conveyed in the form of lectures and practiced in seminars. Consultation periods are available to students. Assigned work is part of the study activities of the students.
Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
Students have to pass two credit tests, submit two drawings and other homework, 100% of attendance.Followed by an exam with a pass rate of at least 50%.
Course curriculum
1. Monge projection.
2. Monge projection of simple surfaces, their sections and intersections with a straight line.
3. Surfaces of revolution, thein tangent plane and plane sections.
4. Basics of lighting. Technical lighting.
5. Orthogonal axonometry.
6. Orthogonal axonometry.
7. Oblique projection.
8. Linear perspective projection.
9. Linear perspective projection.
10. Linear perspective projection.
11. Theoretical solution of roofs.
12. Higher order warped surfaces, arcs.
13. Helix, helicoidal conoid.
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Aims
After the course the students should understand and know how to use the basics of Monge projection, orthogonal axonometry, skew projection, and linear perspective.
Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
Recommended optional programme components
Students can register for the optional subject VAC001. The contents of the course is an introduction to the issues of the subject of descriptive geometry.
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2. Projections of a simple bodies and surfaces, their sections and intersections with a straight line.
3. Tangent plane of a surface of revolution, section of a surface of revolution.
4. Lighting, technical lighting.
5. Orthogonal axonometry. Metric problems in coordinate planes.
6. Orthogonal axonometry. Projections of simple bodies and surfaces, their sections and intersections with a straight line.
7. Projecting in oblique projection. Projection of a circle in a coordinate plane. Displaying simple bodies. Cutting method.
8. Linear perspective. Intersection method. Constructing a free perspective.
9. Linear perspective. Method of rotated ground plan. Other methods of projecting a perspective.
10. Linear perspective. Vertical picture. Reconstructing an object from a perpendicular picture.
11. Theoretical solutions of the roofs.
12. Higher-order warped surfaces.
13. Constructing a helix. Right helicoidal conoid. Credits.