Drawing and engineering graphics

Drawing and engineering graphics is a fundamental course for those who plan to link their future with architecture, design, construction, engineering specialties and art education. In 3 months of study, students master a universal graphic language in which projects of buildings, mechanisms, products and spatial objects are created.

The program is aimed at developing spatial thinking, logic and accuracy of shape perception. Students learn to read and execute drawings, understand the principles of constructing projections, sections and sections, correctly design graphic works and work in accordance with generally accepted standards of engineering documentation. The development of spatial thinking and drawing skills is one of the key tasks of engineering graphics and descriptive geometry.

The course can be studied as an independent discipline to gain practical drawing and technical drawing skills, or as part of a comprehensive program of preparation for admission to art, architecture and technical universities.

The course program includes
the basics of technical drawing and engineering graphics;
rules for drawing drawings;
types of projections and methods of image construction;
incisions, cross-sections, and axonometric constructions;
reading and analyzing drawings;
development of spatial and constructive thinking;
performing practical graphic tasks.
Who the course is suitable for:
students in grades 8-11;
applicants of art, architecture and technical universities;
college students;
anyone who wants to master the basics of engineering graphics and learn how to work confidently with drawings.

Upon completion of the course, students receive a solid foundation for further study of architecture, design, engineering disciplines and preparation for entrance tests, which require a high level of spatial thinking and graphic literacy.