Title: Design an assembly and prepare working drawings as part of a design team.
Course: Engineering Drawing and Design (21106-36) > Section: Producing Illustrations

Design should include assembly and working drawings necessary to help visualize the relationship between parts. Assembly and working drawings may include

- design assembly
- installation assembly
- detail drawings
- item lists (bills of materials)
- notes and specifications
- exploded assemblies
- machining information
- manufacturing processes
- sub-assembly.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What are the differences among design assembly drawings, design assembly, and installation assembly?
- What is an identification part number, and what is its function?
- What manufacturing processes will be used to create the product?
- What does the bill of materials display?
- What types of views should be created to fully describe this product or system?