Course Details
Geometric Modeling
Academic Year 2026/27
BAA103-A course is part of 1 study plan
BPA-SIS Summer Semester 1st year
Credits
3 credits
Language of instruction
English
Semester
Course Guarantor
Institute
Forms and criteria of assessment
Entry Knowledge
Basics of plane and 3D geometry a stereometrie as taught at secondary schools.
Aims
- Introduction to fundamental projection methods and their application to technical problems. The students will understand coted projection, orthographic axonometry, and linear perspective.They will also get acquainted with visualization of surfaces used in technical practise using CAD tools.
- The students will master the construction of an ellipse based on its focal properties, the basics of stereometry, perspective affinity, and perspective collineation. The students will be able to represent simple geometric solids and surfaces in coted projection and orthographic axonometry, including their sections and intersections with a line, using CAD software. In linear perspective, they will be able to depict a construction (architectural) object.
- The students will be prepared to continue further studies that build upon the knowledge gained in this course. The student will develop logical, spatial, and constructive thinking skills, which are essential for their academic progress.
Basic Literature
Pare, Loving, Hill: Descriptive geometry, London, 1965 (en)
Prerequisites
Basics of plane and 3D geometry a stereometrie as taught at secondary schools.
Offered to foreign students
Course on BUT site
Exercise
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, compulsory
Syllabus
1. Conic sections. Constructions based on focal properties.
2. Collineation, affinity. Construction of ellipse axes using affinity.
3. Coted projection (with dimensions).
4. Coted projection.
5. Coted projection.
6. Midterm test – 50 minutes. Orthogonal axonometry.
7. Orthogonal axonometry.
8. Orthogonal axonometry.
9. Linear perspective.
10. Linear perspective.
11. Midterm test – 50 minutes. Topographic surfaces
12. Topographic surfaces.
13. CAD. Final credits.
Exercise
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, compulsory
Syllabus
1. Conic sections. Constructions based on focal properties.
2. Collineation, affinity. Construction of ellipse axes using affinity.
3. Coted projection (with dimensions).
4. Coted projection.
5. Coted projection.
6. Midterm test – 50 minutes. Orthogonal axonometry.
7. Orthogonal axonometry.
8. Orthogonal axonometry.
9. Linear perspective.
10. Linear perspective.
11. Midterm test – 50 minutes. Topographic surfaces
12. Topographic surfaces.
13. CAD. Final credits.
Self-study
52 weeks, 1 hours/week