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MSFFM3030: Produce manual and computer-aided production drawings

Information for the learner - general
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Information for the learner - MSFFM3030
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Identify drawing task requirements
Technical Communication - overview
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Line types used in technical drawings in Australia
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Orthographic views
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Section views
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Sectional drawings
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Isometric projection
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2-D and 3-D shapes
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Drawing conventions - Australian Standard AS1100
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Drawing tolerances - Australian Standard AS1100
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Drawing Symbol - Interpretation
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How CAD is used by industry
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Drawings and cutting lists
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Numeracy Skills
Numeracy skills - length, area & volume
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Establish drawing criteria and limitations
Plans And Scale
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Plan Reading - Methods of Dimensioning
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Detail drawings
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Specifications - The purpose
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Amendments
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Title panels
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Notes panel
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Draft initial drawing
Spatial Information in Drawings
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Non-spatial Information in Drawings
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Creating and using layers in CAD
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Complete drawing
CAD drawing and editing commands
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CAD software and file management
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Saving and backing up files
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Practical Activities
Prepare production drawings - manual & CAD
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Apprentice/Student Finalisation
Apprentice/Learner Declaration and Feedback
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Trainer Unit Completion Procedure
Trainer Sign-off 1 - Administrative/Compliance checks
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Drawing and cutting lists
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