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Module 3 (former YD 1.2/3)
setting will be saved and you won’t have to redo them every time you start a new design or
drawing in AutoCad. Read your AutoCad user’s manual about Drawing Template Files.
Lesson 30 Assignment
Question Paper
(19) Questions
Materials and equipment needed to complete this assignment:
* paper
* pencil
* computer and word processor (Word or equal)
* a working version of AutoCad or AutoCad Lite 2000, or higher
Instructions:
Use any paper or your word processor (Excel) for your reply. Use as many sheets as you wish.
For the AutoCad drawing, email the CAD file in .dwg format. (Non AutoCad users may use .dxf
format.) Alternately, you may burn the CAD file to a CD or a floppy disk and mail it in. We
MUST receive the CAD file itself, not a paper print-out.
Do make a hard-copy print-out for yourself to check your work.
Refer to the Student Guide 2nd Edition and to the Orientation/Information for instructions on
sheet headings and numbering questions.
1.
True or false
When doing a CAD drawing it is acceptable to finish up a print-out or plot with manual
drafting or hand drawing _______________
2.
How many buttock lines should be drawn on a standard hull-line drawing?
How should they be spaced:
a. at critical locations
b. as convenient
c. equally
3.
How many waterlines should be used on a standard hull-lines drawing above the
waterline—between the DWL and the sheer at station 5?
____________
4.
If a boat has a beam of 12 feet (3.6 m) and a freeboard (height from DWL to sheer) at
station 5 of 40 inches (102 cm). What would you recommend as:
Buttock spacing _____________
Waterline spacing above the DWL _____________
5.
Name two hull-faring programs.
a. ________________________
b. ________________________
6.
Name the common surface-modeling program used in the industry.
________________________
7.
Why is AutoCad recommended for use in doing your working drawings?
8.
What is GHS and what is it used for?
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