ENGR100AX

039505

Spatial ability is the skill to depict, manipulate and recall symbolic, nonlinguistic information, such as sketches and drawings. Spatial ability includes spatial perception and visualization. Spatial visualization involves multi-step manipulations of spatially presented information. Visual spatial skills are essential for success in engineering and can be learned. The 3D spatial visualization course is intended to improve spatial skills through a series of exercises related to nine different topics: surfaces and solids of revolution; isometric drawing and coded plans; orthographic drawings; inclined and curved surfaces; flat patterns; rotation of objects about a single axis; rotation of objects about two or more axes; object reflections and symmetry; cutting planes and cross-sections.

DEV - Developmental Grading Not in GPA: A, B, C, D, E

Undergraduate

017166