Drafting and Computer-Aided Design 10, 20, 30

(a)	Create drawings that incorporate conventions of advanced dimensioning, including: counterbore and countersunk holes; angles and chamfers; specifying allowable manufacturer tolerances; non-circular curves; assembly drawings; using appropriate abbreviating terms; and, placing notes with and without leaders
(b)	Design drawings that incorporate drawing symbols used in advanced dimensioning.
(c)	Place and select dimensions with consideration to production purposes.
(d)	Demonstrate understanding of the following: all relevant measurements and information in technical drawings; shapes in multi-view drawings; and, abbreviations and their use.
(e)	Create legends, notes and finish symbols required for production purposes.
(f)	Represent efficient use of dimension lines (e.g., symmetrical, array, repeated features).