Geometry and Engineering Graphics I GS1012

Course content:
Basic concepts of projective geometry. Parallel projection and invariants. Pohlke’ theorem and axonometry: isometry, military, cavalry, semiorthogonal, orthogonal. Basic constructions in axonometry.Monge orthographic projection. Multiview orthographic projection of solid figures and its shadows. Third projection surface, transformations and its application. Profile projection. Intersection of two and more solid figures in frame representation in axonometry. Geometry of roofs, revolution and revolved section. Roofs with constraints – Monge projection and axonometry. CAD programs and classic descriptive geometry.
Learning outcomes:
Knowledge of new geometric transformations and kinds of projections have in civil engineering employment and its properties in context of newest utilization of software. Education of spatial imagination and take possession of abilities of graphic creation engineering documentation part.

Course coordinators

Edwin Koźniewski

Bibliography

a) basic references:
Bieniasz J., Januszewski B., Piekarski M.: Rysunek techniczny w budownictwie. Oficyna Wyd. PRz, 2006.
Koźniewski E.: Wykłady i zadania z geometrii odwzorowań inżynierskich. Preskrypt. Białystok 2007 (translation into English).
Pottmann H. et al.: Architectural Geometry. Bentley Institute Press, Exton, Pennsylvania, USA 2007.
Foley J.D. et al.: Introduction to Computer Graphics. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. 1994.
b) supplementary references:
Slaby S.M.: Descriptive Geometry. BARNES & NOBILE, Inc. New York 1956.
Warner F.M., McNeary M.: Applied Descriptive Geometry. McGRAW-HILL Book Company, Inc. New York, Toronto, London 1959.
Lamit L. G.: Descriptive Geometry. Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, 1983.