Describes and illustrates set-up procedure for a two-point perspective and two methods for finding vanishing points of inclined lines. Angular or two-point perspective is the type of perspective drawing most often used by architects, draftsmen, and illustrators and therefore important for students to know. (MF)

Drafting courses at the Beverly Hills High School, California, are taught with the aid of checksheets providing step-by-step instructions of how to proceed through the course, with student work and grade records for each step. The drafting laboratory, courses, and the checksheet system are described. (MF)

Derivation of formulas and example problems for determining the size of a plane angle are given to help in drafting work. The authors state that a small hand calculator will provide greater accuracy in solving these problems than a protractor. (MF)

To increase the relevancy of classroom instruction in Electronics Drafting'' to the needs of industry, a questionnaire was used to survey opinions of drafting managers and lead draftsmen working in the field of electronics drafting. Questionnaire results were then used to design a unit of instruction geared to industry priorities. (KP)

To help drafting students visualize what three-dimensional objects will look like when they are presented in only two dimensions. (Author/MU)

If you have a 35mm camera, an enlarger or filmstrip projector, and developing equipment you can introduce your drafting students to one of the processes used in the newly emerging field of technical communication.'' (Editor)

Describes an industrial design course for advanced drafting classes. (MU)

Discusses the use of color in technical drawing instruction as a useful and interesting area of drafting. (GR)

Use hardware to save time in grading and marking the sets of drafting students' assignments and to involve the students. (Editor)

A four-state series of lessons aimed toward imparting the ability to visualize objects. (Author/GB)