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Intro to Anthropology Into to philosophy Intro to sociology Intro to engineering Programming logic and design with visual basic Macro Economics Micro Economics
Drawing 1 Photography 1 Film Study & appreciation
French 1 Elementary Chinese
I can only take one outside of school. If I take an art class I can get into the National Art Honors Society. If I take French 1 this year and 2 next year I'll have all the pre-requisites to get into Princeton. And the other classes are just exploratory options, things I'm interested in.
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Did you know a professional plumber makes drawings just like an architect before starting a job?
One often thinks what a plumber has to do with engineering and engineering drawing. In fact a plumber has a lot to do with engineering and engineering drawing. He makes use of the art and science of drawing as frequently as a civil engineer would do for that matter. A skillful plumber has to get his drawing right if has to proceed with his job of plumbing. He should be adept in reading drawings for that matter. This is the main duty of a plumber when it comes to drawing. If he reads the drawing of the main construction and the pipe lines in and around the building or the house he would be in a position to come to a conclusion about what he needs to do regarding the plumbing jobs that pertain to the building. Therefore one of the main criteria and the requirements of a skillful plumber is that he should be well versed in engineering drawing or simply drawing for that matter.
By reading the drawings he would make specifications regarding what to fix and where to fit. His specifications would go a long way in determining the layout of water supply in the areas related to the building. In short it can be said that the plumber is the person who gives specifications about the sewage system and the water storage possibilities in the building. He would determine where the main water tank should be placed and where the main water sump should be drafted. He would have discussions with the chief engineer about these possibilities. The chief engineer would do well to extend his cooperation fully well with the plumber in all aspects. There should be a perfect coordination between the two when it comes to the discharging of duties. The plumber would do well to suggest matters related to water supply, waste and venting systems to the concerned engineers. The waste water or the water that should be drained out from the bathroom, toilet and kitchen should be carefully taken to the outside of the residential building or any other construction and it should form part of the common drainage. It should not be allowed to mix with the drinking water that is normally stored in the sump under the ground. A plumber would do well to give separate pipe connections as far as drainage water is concerned. He would see to it that drainage water is either released out or taken to the garden area. The plumber may forward necessary suggestions in this aspect. He has the complete liberty to give his suggestions to the chief engineer wherever necessary.
The need for plumbers is indeed growing day by day thanks to the growing increase in the number of real estate companies and building promoters. They all do well in appointing their own plumbers to complete the plumbing jobs in their projects. One of the charming aspects of plumbing jobs is that the plumbers are nicely and attractively paid for their jobs. This makes the job of a plumber more competitive too. It is a nice sight to see young and aspiring plumbers vying with each other to get to top positions in the building industry. The dream of a growing and a budding plumber would be to get hired by one of the well known and established real estate companies in his state or region. He would be happy to work for such a high profile company that has set its own standards when it comes to the completion of building projects. Plumber's job is challenging indeed. About the Author
This article was written by Michael Sitaram who has a website at loodgieter
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A line EF, 75 mm long is in the first quadrant with end E in the HP and end F in the VP. The line is inclined at 30 degree to the HP and at 45 degree to the VP. Draw the projections of the line EF.
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[simpleaffiliate source="chitika" results="0"][/simpleaffiliate] Reference on a drawing?
In engineering drawing I keep seeing the word Ref, I was tolt this means reference, can someone add more to this as I don't quite get it, does it mean the draftsman don't know the true length of the line or does it mean its a reference to maby another dimension? I am lost and confused?
a 'ref' is added to a dimension if you don't really need it - usually something like an overall dimension if you already have smaller bits dimensioned which when added up give you the overall dimension. It's more like a double check plus it is also used to keep tolerances under control.
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[simpleaffiliate source="chitika" results="0"][/simpleaffiliate] Are there any good, reliable, easy to install molecule drawing programs for Mac?
I need something similar to ChemSketch but for Mac.
I'd ask in "Software" but folks there rarely know anything about scientific programs. Any chemists/biochemists out there who know what I'm looking for?
go the downloads on the mac site. there are a lot of free programs noob.
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[simpleaffiliate source="chitika" results="0"][/simpleaffiliate] Actually I want to draw geometric figures, chemical equation, physics symbols is there any software to draw it
Is there any software to draw these diagrams or put the clips arts . More over I want to know the name of company which makes hindi typing software and the name of software.
first why you want to do it, are you just going to print it small, or blow it big for poster, etc. If you want to blow it big, just use illustrator, they have the symbol premade, but you have to pay, or you can create your own from scratch, not that hard just time consuming, so good luck
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List of Online Mathematics Courses for Engineering and Mca Students
re you feeling burden of learning mathematics, Yes then here are the list of great online course of engineering mathematics. This course will definitely made your engineering and MCA easy. Mathematics is the tool specially suited for dealing with abstract concepts of any kind and there is no limit to its power in this field. Good new is that no fees, no registration required for this courses. so go and find your way with this urls.
What is Mathematics
Mathematics is said to be study of quanities and relations through the use of numbers and symbols.
What is Engineering
Simply Engineering Is the practical application of science to commerce or industry. More complexly while scientist is to know, the engineer to do, that is he brings this knowledge from science to solve practical problems. Engineering also differs from science in that it must take requirements into account including costs, safety, performance and limitations on resources.
History of Engineering
It is assumed that the first engineer was "imhotep" building one of the famous pyramids in 2550 BC. Through out history including the Wonders of the ancient world, exemplify engineering achievements as some of these structures a still standing today. These include the Colleseum, Aqueducts , Pyramids etc.
Areas in Maths and Engineering
The maths and engineering umbrella is very wide and each area is fundamentally important because engineering uses mathematical fundamentals in the calculations of their projects.
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Norfolk – Your Precision Engineering Problems Solved?
Some people may be under the impression that almost all of the precision engineering that goes on in the UK is located in the Midlands or the North of England. However, these people may be missing a great opportunity, by not considering Norfolk as an alternative region for precision engineering services.
It is true that the Midlands and the North of England were once the backbone of the engineering sector in this country. These areas had traditionally been extremely biased towards manufacturing, to the extent where a huge percentage of the local workforce in these areas would be employed in this sector. Large engineering factories were widespread in these parts of the country, and therefore most of the country’s engineering focus was centred around them. However, in the last 20 or 30 years all this has changed, and there are various reasons for this. The decline in the industry as a whole, and the changes to working practices that this has brought, has hit large companies hardest. With such a concentration of companies in one or two areas, and with so many engineers moving out of engineering and into other sectors, customers have been forced to look elsewhere for their precision engineering.
One area which has benefited from this is East Anglia, and Norfolk in particular. No longer just a rural area which was entirely devoted to farming, Norfolk has developed into a thriving engineering base. The Oil and Gas industry is very involved in Norfolk, and other sectors such as meat and crop processing, automotive engineering and the chemical industry play a large part in the Norfolk economy. All of these sectors are very heavily biased towards engineering, and require very high levels of precision. This has led to a situation where there are some excellent precision engineering companies in Norfolk, with very highly skilled engineers.
One such company is Machined Precision Components Ltd, based in Watton in Norfolk, who can list a number of customers in these sectors who are locally based. They can also boast customers all over the country who have a requirement for their precision engineering services.
As director Nick Overton explains: “We provide a highly professional service to many sectors of precision engineering, not only in Norfolk, but throughout the country. We place great emphasis on three areas: Firstly we produce a top quality component, we provide it for a competitive price, and we do this with very short lead times.”
In fact their lead times are so short that they sometimes can provide a next day delivery to customers for items which may be produced at very short notice. “We can often receive an order on one day, produce the components on the same day, and then deliver it to the customer the next day” explains Mr Overton. “We can do this for any customer within the UK, wherever they are based, and with no compromise in quality. This flexibility means that we can provide a quality service to customers that they may not be able to find elsewhere”
Precision Engineering in Norfolk continues to go from strength to strength, and sometimes this area of the country can provide a quality of service that cannot be found elsewhere.
About the Author
Lee Hunton is a Qualified Engineer with 25 years experience in the industry. He has worked in precision engineering in the UK and Europe. Machined Precision Components Ltd was set up in April 2004 by Experienced Engineers with the aim of providing a quality product at a competitive price.
