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Engineering Graphics

Engineering Graphics · BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus

Engineering GraphicsTechnical DrawingCADProjectionBITS Pilani

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Back in two thousand thirteen, I was an undergrad at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus, and I started putting my handwritten notes online. I thought someone out there might need them.

These are my Engineering Graphics notes from first year, first semester. They cover orthographic projections, sectional views, and technical drawing standards. This is the foundation of how engineers communicate on paper.

Since two thousand thirteen, at least one person somewhere in the world has studied from my notes every single day. That still means something to me.

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Engineering Graphics · BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus · 1

These are my Engineering Graphics notes from my first year, first semester at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus.

Engineering Graphics is where engineering meets the drawn page. Before a prototype exists, a drawing does. This course taught me how to produce and read technical drawings correctly. The notes cover orthographic projections, sectional views, and technical drawing standards. If you are studying this subject, they are here for you.

In 2013, I started putting my handwritten notes online as an undergrad. I wanted other students to have access to the same material I was working through. That decision turned into something I did not fully anticipate: at least one person in the world has studied from my notes every single day since 2013. That fact still shapes how I think about this site.

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