ARCT 102: Architectural Drafting II (5 Credits) Course Description ...

ARCT 102: Architectural Drafting II (5 Credits)Course DescriptionThis course is a continuation of residential construction. Students will draw a complete set ofworking drawings for a two-story house. Stair sections, framing plans, truss construction, andstudy of kitchen layouts and elevations are included. Course Focus: The focus of this course isto increase the student's knowledge of residential drawing and construction techniques. Alldrawings are done using AutoCAD software.Prerequisite CoursesCAD120 and ARCT 101Textbooks and Software and Other MaterialsArchitectural Drafting & Design, 5E BOUND BOOK w/ CD e-videos Fifth Edition Author: AlanJefferis, David Madsen © 2001. Published by Delmar Learning Hardcover Adhesive.Fundamentals of Dwelling Construction. 2000 International Residential Code (IRC) (or morerecent) Copyright 2000. ISBN: 1-5800-1-043-1.You can purchase this book at the NDSCS bookstore or you can purchase it online.(optional) Architectural Graphic Standards Student Edition: An Abridgement of the 9th Edition byCharles George Ramsey (Editor), et al Edition: Paperback (for reference only) MP AUTOCAD2004 COMPANION Author: James A. Leach, University of Louisville ISBN: 0-07-301604-7Description: ©2005 / Softcover / 752 pages Publication Date: January 2004 Sweets CatalogOnline http://sweets.construction.com/Contact Coleen at the NDSCS Bookstore for the most current textbook information (1-800-342-4325, ext. 2239 or email). You may also visit the Bookstore web site athttp://www.ndscsbooks.com/ and search for book information by class by clicking the"Textbook" tab.Software: Microsoft Word is needed for all online classes. If additional software is needed for aparticular course, it will be indicated in the online course schedule.Technology RequiredEmail: Students taking online classes from NDSCS also need a working email account. Be sureemail address is updated in student record in PeopleSoft system.Internet Access required. High speed Internet service is highly recommended. If students areunable to get high speed service, an alternate site may be needed to view some of the coursecomponents.See Computer and Software requirements for the Architectural Drafting & EstimatingTechnology online program online at http://www.ndscs.edu/online/programs/architecturaldrafting-and-estimating-technology/.

Course ObjectivesThe focus of this course is to increase the student's knowledge of residential drawing andconstruction techniques. All drawings are done using AutoCAD software. The following list ofcourse goals will be addressed in the course.Kitchen Design and Drafting identify styles of kitchensutilized cabinet brochuresanalyze kitchen traffic flowdetermine kitchen workspace requirementsselect kitchen appliancesdesign, draw and detail kitchen cabinet layoutStair Design and Drafting know the different styles of stairsunderstand the codes regarding stairwayscalculate the total rise for a stairdetermine the total run for a staircalculate the unit rise and unit runcalculate the stairwell size of a straight stairlayout, draw and detail a stairway for a specific locationUnderstand the similarities and differences between 1 and 2 story residential structuresMake design modifications to a given preliminary 2 story residential structureDraw and detail a 2 story residential structure (approximately 10-13 sheets)Manage design and drafting time appropriatelyDisplay regular attendanceGradingYour performance in this class will be based on the quality of your drawings. Drawings that donot meet the deadlines given by the instructor will be reduced. Grades will be based on thefollowing:A=90%B=80%C=70%D=60%Work ExpectationsStudents should estimate approximately three hours of course work per credit per week forNDSCS classes. For example, a three-credit class may require approximately nine hours ofwork time a week for the student. This amount may vary by class and by student.Policies and ProceduresAssignments are given in the course for completion in your textbook as well as otherappropriate projects. Please follow the order of chapter completion as presented in theSchedule. Assignments within each unit are due within the time frame listed in the Class

Schedule. Assignments not completed by the specified deadline may have 10% of grade pointsdeducted at the instructor's discretion. Participation in threaded discussions ARE REQUIRED.When a threaded discussion is posted you will have a specific time period in which toparticipate. Make sure to make a posting relevant to the discussion topic - and then respond toother students. Discussions will be closed on a specific date, so make sure to participate in thediscussion before it closes. Points will be earned in the gradebook for your participation in theassigned discussions. NDSCS online students should be aware of various policies andprocedures such as those shown below.Attendance - Students are expected to log into their online classes frequently during each weekof the semester and to submit course work on time to meet due dates set by the instructors.Attendance and class participation is monitored and students not submitting work in their onlineclasses may be dropped from the class. Review the Attendance Policy for further details.Computer Access - It is the student's responsibility to maintain access to a working computerand Internet connection to keep up in online class assignments. Because computer problems dooccur, students should have a plan for alternative computer access in case of computerproblems. Students will be able to access their online classes from any computer with anInternet connection.Refund Policy/Withdrawal Refund ScheduleAcademic Calendar - Online classes follow the same calendar as regular on-campus classes.They begin with the semester begins and students do not need to log in at specific days/timesbut instructors do set due dates for assignments and exams to be submitted so there isstructure to the classes. Online classes are not self-paced but do provide flexibility in that theyare accessible 24/7 to allow students to work around other commitments when doing theircourse work.Academic Integrity - Integrity is an NDSCS core value and there is an expectation that allstudents, as members of the college community, adhere to the highest levels of academicintegrity. Dishonesty in class, laboratory, shop work or tests is regarded as a serious offenseand is subject to disciplinary action by the instructor and dean of the respective division. Formore information, refer to the NDSCS Student Planner or College Catalog under CollegePolicies and Basic Regulations of Conduct.Types of MisconductCheating: Intentionally using or attempting to use unauthorized materials, information, or studyaids in any academic exercise.Fabrication: Intentionally and unauthorized falsification or invention of any information or citationin an academic exercise.Facilitating academic dishonesty: Intentionally or knowingly helping or attempting to helpanother to commit an act of academic dishonesty.Plagiarism: Intentionally or knowingly representing the words or ideas of another as one’s ownin any academic exercise.

Disabilities and Special NeedsIf you have a disability for which you are or may be requesting an accommodation, you areencouraged to contact both your instructor and the Disability Support Services Office, 225Mildred Johnson Library (phone 701-671-2623, 800-342-4325, ext. 32623) as early as possiblein the term. Other College Policies can be found in the Catalog.Student-Instructor CommunicationsWhile an online class is available 24 hours a day and offers greater flexibility for the student andinstructor, keep in mind that your instructor will not be available 24 hours a day. I will check myemail, voicemail, and Cyber Office messages on a regular basis, but there may be times when Iam unavailable due to other commitments and job responsibilities. I will respond to email,voicemail, or Cyber Office messages as time allows. As a general rule, you can expect yourdirect question to be answered within 24 hours during week days. When sending an email,please include your full name so I know to whom I'm responding. Often, the email address doesnot indicate who is sending the message.ExamsOnline instructors may require a proctor for online exams. When the semester begins, checkyour course information for the proctor form.ScheduleOnline classes follow the same academic calendar for start and end dates as regular oncampusclasses. While there is no set time for students to be logged into a class each day,instructors do set due dates for assignments and exams. Students should lot into classesfrequently to keep up with announcements and to keep up with course work. Online classes arenot self-paced. You may want to print the for NDSCS Academic Calendar reference during theyear. It includes semester start and end dates, final days to add/drop classes for each semester,vacation dates, etc.Tuition/FeesSee tuition and fee information, Refund Policy and Withdrawal Schedule information in theNDSCS Online site under Financial Information. Tuition and fee costs do not include books,software, supplies and other program or course fees which may vary by program.Instructor InformationInstructors may vary from semester to semester.