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A skew line
A line section
A line segment
An intersecting line
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10
20
40
Lines that represent hidden objects
Lines that represent temporary objects
Lines that define the edges of an object and are directly visible.
Lines that define the edges of an object but are not directly visible.
Dimension
Extension
Leader
Center
Top
Left
Right
Bottom
General Notes
Specific Notes
Detail Drawings
Light and Fixture schedule
Isometric projection
Orthographic drawings
Orthographic projection
Axonometric projection
Detail sketches
Building sketches
Location sketches
Elevation sketches
A drawing depicting the actual dimensions of a structure
A non-perspective, scale drawing of a building that may have texture of materials
A flat, non-perspective, scale drawing of a building that may have texture of materials.
A drawing of a particular side of a building showing relationships between windows and doors.
The actual line style and type shown on the computer screen.
One of the three intersecting axes in three-dimensional CAD space.
The representation of individual points within the Cartesian geometrical area.
The representation of the distance between two points within the Cartesian geometrical area.
GIS software uses drafting techniques to represent information in an associated database.
GIS software is a more specific software type that can be used for detailed drawings.
GIS software uses drafting techniques to represent information in some drawings.
Raster images are better represented in GIS software products.
Architectural Graphic Standard (AGS)
International Standards Organization (ISO)
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Architectural Engineering and Construction (AEC)
Architectural Graphic Standard (AGS)
International Standards Organization (ISO)
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Architectural Engineering and Construction (AEC)
Computer Aided Drafting-Building Information Modeling (CAD-BIM) Technology Center.
American National Standards Institute
American Institute of Architects
Department of Defense
Civil, carpentry, architectural, mechanical, and details
Site, structural, architectural, mechanical, and electrical
Civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, and electrical
Civil, carpentry, architectural, mechanical, and electrical
Foundation plan
Structural plan
Column plan
Elevations
Master plan
Preliminary
Site plan
Revised
Shop drawings
Revised drawings
Marked-up as-built
Official contract drawings
Notes, schedules, and layers not shared between CAD filed or drawings
Notes, symbols, and titles not shared between CAD filed or drawings
Notes, schedules, and layers shared between CAD filed or drawings
Notes, symbols, and titles shared between CAD filed or drawings
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Five
Four
Three
Program code, discipline designator, model file type, and project defined sequencing number.
Project code, discipline designator, model file type and project defined sequencing number.
Program code, discipline designator, model file type and user-defined sequencing number.
Project code, discipline designator, model file type, and user-defined sequencing number.
The electronic file type and the sheet identification block.
The electronic file name and the layer identification block.
The electronic file name and the sheet identification block.
The electronic block name and the sheet identification block.
Section, elevation, and detail.
Sheet identifier, sheet taken from, and sheet shown.
Detail identifier, sheet take from, and sheet shown.
Section identifier, sheet taken from, and sheet shown.
A section identifier has an unfilled triangle while a detail identifier has no triangle.
A section identifier has a darkened triangle while a detail identifier has no triangle.
A section identifier has no triangle while a detail identifier has a darkened triangle.
A section identifier has an unfilled triangle while a detail identifier has no triangle.
Wide area network.
Local area network.
Metropolitan area network.
Storage area network.