| Architecture and Construction (2009) |
| Grade(s): 9 - 12 |
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1.) Create a three-dimensional assembly with clearances to ensure complete functionality.
• Describing the application of part constraints to a three-dimensional assembly
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2.) Create a three-dimensional animation presentation with computer-generated models and drawings.
• Defending a three-dimensional animation presentation
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3.) Create sheet metal models and flat pattern drawings, including the specification of relief
settings and creation of a flat pattern.
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4.) Develop a career-related project based on current research and design.
Examples: research-use of the Internet
- preparation-creation of three-dimensional models based on current industry needs
- presentation-use of a computer software application to organize a
presentation of the project
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