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ZIMSEC · A Level

Technical Graphics and Design

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Upper 6Writing A Level finals this year?Revision mode: every Technical Graphics and Design past paper by year, with marking schemes, and a checklist of the whole syllabus.
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Form 5 · Lower 6 4 topics

  1. Plane geometry: conics, loci and mechanisms Curves formed by cutting a cone with a plane: circle, ellipse, parabola and hyperbola. Notes 1 PDF
  2. Solid geometry: projections, true lengths and true shapes First and third angle projection; principal views; hidden detail; projection symbols. Notes 1 PDF
  3. Interpenetration of solids and developments The line of intersection where two solids meet (e.g. a cylinder joining a cone, two cylinders at an angle, a prism through a pyramid). Methods: Notes 1 PDF
  4. Engineering drawing standards, tolerances and fits Drawing practice follows ISO (and SAZ-adopted) standards for lines, lettering, dimensioning, sections, conventions and title blocks. Notes 1 PDF

Form 6 · Upper 6 1 topicsExam year

  1. Assembly drawings and machine elements Show how parts fit together in their working positions: a sectional assembly with a parts list (item number, name, material, quantity) and balloons referencing each part. Notes 1 PDF

Form 5 · Lower 6 1 topics

  1. Pictorial projection and perspective Isometric drawing uses true lengths on all three axes; isometric projection uses the isometric scale (lengths reduced to about 0.816 of true length), which is the true projected size. Notes 1 PDF

Form 6 · Upper 6 1 topicsExam year

  1. Computer-aided design and the design process 2D drafting and 3D modelling (wireframe, surface and solid models); parametric modelling, assemblies, rendering and simulation (stress analysis). Benefits: accuracy, speed of editing, libraries of standard parts, sharing files, and direct links to manufacture. Notes 1 PDF