Students will be able to: identify hardware and software and operating system components; identify and apply computer terminology; view file names on a storage device; store, copy, move, and retrieve information to and from various drives; rename and backup files; interpret and read blueprints; interpret basic views and dimensions in a working drawing; interpret bilateral, unilateral, and limit dimensions; identify geometric tolerance symbols; interpret drawings, pictures, and symbols; create and manipulate mechanical drawing information; explain the Cartesian Coordinate System; set and manipulate drawing elements; create and manipulate line types and layers/levels; create and edit basic geometry by inputting coordinates; insert and manipulate text and fonts; create single and multiple auxiliary views of surfaces and objects; create and insert cells/blocks; insert and manipulate dimensions; specify geometric tolerancing on drawings; generate a 2-D multiview drawing and a pictorial drawing; scale and print hard copy on output devices; create an assembly in 2-D geometry; create a bill of materials; create and manipulate construction planes; generate and modify geometric components on construction planes; create a 2-D drawing from a 3-D model, a 3-D model from a 2-D drawing, and a 3-D model. Performance Component: Create a 2-D Orthographic Drawing with a Section View (36%), Create a 3-D Solid Model (26%), and Create Two Parts to be Mated and Mate the Parts (38%).