University of Tikrit

Engineering College
Mechanical Department
Faculty Portfolio
Academic Year of 2023/2024
Nasr Mahmood Hammad
Contents:
1. Curriculum Vitae
2. Syllabus
3. Table 1, plan of whole year assessments
4. Assessments
5. Final Evaluation
6. Materials
1. Curriculum Vitae
Name: Nasr Mahmood Hammad

1. Education:
 MEng, Mechanical Eng., University of Tikrit, Tiktit, Iraq, 2014.
 BS, Mechanical Eng., University of Tikrit, Tikrit, Iraq, 2010.

2. Academic Experience:
 Engineering College, University of Tikrit, Tikrit, Lecturer, (2019-present).

3. Non-Academic Experience:
I worked in Arab company for detergent chemicals,(2011-2012).

4. Certifications or Professional Registrations:

None

5. Current Membership in Professional Organizations:

None

6. Honors and Awards:

I have a letter of thanks from the college dean.

7. Principal Publications and Presentations of Past Five Years:

 Fayad M. Abed, Ahmed H. Ahmed, M. Hasanuzzaman, Laveet Kumar, Naur M.
Hamaad, “Experimental investigation on the effect of using chemical dyes on the
performance of single-slope passive solar still", Solar Energy 233 (2022) 71-83.
8. Service Activities:

9. Professional Development Activities:

 None
2. Syllabus
1. Course Number & Title (Credit Hours, Required or Elective):
ENG-101– ENGINEERING DRAWING (6.0, Required)

2. Catalog Description:
Engineering Drawing
An engineering drawing course focuses on usage of drawing instruments, lettering,
construction of geometric shapes, etc. Students study use of dimensioning, shapes and
angles or views of such drawings. Dimensions feature prominently, with focus on
interpretation, importance and accurate reflection of dimensions in engineering drawing.
Other areas of study in this course may include projected views and development of
surfaces.

3. Prerequisite(s): for energy efficiency

None

4. Textbook(s) and/or other required materials:

 Engineering Drawing, Abdul-Rassul Abdul-Hussain, University of Technology, 1986.
 SIMMONS, C., MAGUIRE, D., PHELPS, N., 2021. Manual of engineering Drawing
Technical product specification and Documentation to British and International
Standards, 4 ed, Elsevier Ltd:Oxford
 REDDY, K. , 2008. Textbook of Engineering Drawing. 2ed, Adithya Art
Printers:Hyderabad
 SHAH, M. B. , RANA, B. C. , 2007. Engineering Drawing. 2ed, Dorling
Kindersley(India) Pvt. Ltd :India

5. Course Objectives:
For the Engineering drawing students will learn:

1. Define and explain the uses of different drawing equipment.

2. Identify the different drawing equipment.

3. Layout drawing papers and prepare a title block.

4. Practically distinguish the types of dimensioning.

5. Carry out geometrical construction of different shapes.

6. Carry out isometric and orthographic drawing of objects.

6. Topics:
Students will learn:
 Introduction to Drawing Equipment (12hrs)
 Geometrical Construction (24hrs)
 Orthographic Projection (18hrs)
  Sectional views(12hrs)
 Isometric Projections(18hrs)
 Dimensioning(6hrs)

7. Class/laboratory Schedule:

The Class Schedule

Week Material Covered

Week 1 Introduction to engineering drawing
Week 2 Primary elements of drawings
Week 3 Geometrical Construction
Week 4 Tangency
Week 5 Loci applications
Week 6 Tangency and loci applications
Week 7 Dimensioning
Week 8 Theory of Projection
Week 9 Orthographic Projections
Week 10 Orthographic Projections
Week 11 Sections and Sectional views
Week 12 Midterm exam
Week 13 Isometric Projections
Week 14 Isometric Projections
Week 15 Isometric Projections

8. Design Project:
None

9. Computer/software Use:
None

10. Evaluation Methods:

Quizzes (2 6% (3)) , on site Assignments (10 10% (1)) out site Assignments (10 20% (2)) ,
project (1 4% (4)) Midterm Exam (1 10% (10)) , Final Exam (1 50% (50)).
 11. Contribution to Professional Component:
Students gain the ability to read and understand engineering drawings correctly as well as the
ability to draw complex geometric shapes and Ability to communicate effectively with other
engineering team and understand their needs and requirements from engineering drawings.

12. Relationship to Student Outcomes:

Course Learning Objectives :
For Engineering Drawing students will learn:
1. Define and explain the uses of different drawing equipment. (7)
2. Identify the different drawing equipment. (7)
3. Layout drawing papers and prepare a title block. (7)
4. Practically distinguish the types of dimensioning. (7)
5. Carry out geometrical construction of different shapes.(7)
6. Carry out isometric and orthographic drawing of objects.(2,7)

13. Prepared by:

Nasr Mahmood Hammad, 2023-2024

3. Table 1, Plan of whole year assessments

Table 1, ENG-101 – Engineering drawing (6.0, Required), Strategies for Achieving
Outcomes and Assessment Methods:
Course Learning Objectives:
Engineering drawing Course

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
1 Define and explain the uses - Introduction to engineering
of different drawing drawing.
equipment. - Primary elements of -on site, out site
drawings
.

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
2 Identify the different drawing - Primary elements of drawings.
equipment.
 -on site, out site.

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for

Achieving Assessment Method
Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
3 Layout drawing papers and - Geometrical Construction.
prepare a title block. -on site, out site.

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
4 Practically distinguish the - Tangency
types of dimensioning. - Loci applications -on site, out site,
Quizzes.

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
5 Carry out geometrical - Theory of Projection.
construction of different -on site, out site,
shapes. Quizzes

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for

Achieving Assessment Method
Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
6 Carry out isometric and - Orthographic Projections
orthographic drawing of - Sections and Sectional views -on site, out site,
objects. - Isometric Projections project.
 4. Assessments
Assessments
Engineering Drawing
Fourth year 1st course
2023-2024
Nasr Mahmood Hammad

Outcome 6

Engineering Drawing Course, first year 24/11/2023

Q/ Draw using a suitable scale and put the dimension
A.Front vies section B.Top view C.side view
 Table 1 (marks)
Performance Unsatisfactory Developing Satisfactory Outstanding AVE
Indicators point 1 2 points 3 points 4 points
[Weight]
Acquire new 4 8 46 5 2.8253
knowledge as
needed [25%]
Apply new 6 10 34 13 2.8571
knowledge as
needed
Use appropriate 10 9 27 17 2.8095
learning
strategies
Determine/realize 10 14 33 6 2.5555
what is/will be
needed that is
not already
known (that is
new knowledge)

Average= (2.8253+2.8571+2.8095+2.5555) / 4 = 2.76185 (instructor rating)

Table 2 students work rating

Students outcome Max score (100)

6 MAX: 85/100

MIN: 15/100

MEAN: 60.47619/100 = 2.41902/4

SD: 15.44277
 Table 3 students and faculty evaluation of learning outcomes
Students outcomes Students rating Instructor rating Instructor
comments
6 2.41902 2.76185 Diff=0.34285<0.5

Nasr Mahmood Hammad

7-3-2024
 2. Syllabus
2. Course Number & Title (Credit Hours, Required or Elective):
MECH_102– MECHANICAL DRAWING (6.0, Required)

2. Catalog Description:
MECHANICAL DRAWING
This course will enable the students to represent various mechanical parts, such as screws,
springs, and gears in engineering drawing. The course provides the students with basic
concepts of fits and tolerances with their applications in manufacturing and, installation,
maintenance, and repair of mechanical parts and systems. The course also include
assembly and disassembly drawing of mechanical machines and systems. The course
provide the student the knowledge of various welding and surface finish symbols.

3. Prerequisite(s): for energy efficiency

None

4. Textbook(s) and/or other required materials:

Learning and Teaching Resources

Available in the
Text
Library?
Engineering Drawing and Graphic Technology,
Required Texts Thomas E. French, Charles J. Vierck, and Yes
Robert J. Foster, 1986.
Technical drawing Part 201: Mechanical engineering
drawing ,Australian Standard, 1992
Recommended
2- Engineering Drawing and CAD, School of Engineering, No
Texts
Faculty of Technology, University of Plymouth, Drake,
Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA
1-Engineering Drawing, M.B Shah B.C. Rana, India, second edition 2007
2-Geometric and Engineering Drawing, Kenneth Morling, Third edition 2010
Websites
3-Manual_of_Engineering_Drawing, Colin H. Simmons, Dennis E. Maguire and Nile
Phelps, Third edition 2009

5. Course Objectives:
For the Mechanical drawing, students will learn:

• Develop skills in the reading, interpretation of mechanical drawings.

• To enable the students to read and construct various methods of joining mechanical parts.
• To enable the students to understand various types of fits and tolerances.
 • To enable the students to construct detailed and assembly drawings of mechanical parts
and systems.

6. Topics:
Students will learn:

 Joining of mechanical parts (24 hrs)

 Mechanical springs (6 hrs)
 Different types of gears (18 hrs)
 Surface finish (6 hrs)
 Fits and tolerances (12 hrs)
 Assembly drawing (12 hrs)
 Disassembly drawing (6 hrs)

7. Class/laboratory Schedule:

Delivery Plan (Weekly Syllabus)

‫المنهاج االسبوعي النظري‬
Week Material Covered
Week 1 Riveted joints
Week 2 Screw joints (threaded fasteners)
Week 3 Welded joints
Week 4 Keyed joints
Week 5 Surface finish
Week 6 Mechanical Springs
Week 7 Exam
Week 8 Spur gears
Week 9 Worm and worm gear
Week 10 Rack and pinion
Week 11 Fits and Tolerances
Week 12 Fits and Tolerances
Week 13 Assembly drawings
Week 14 Assembly drawing
Week 15 Disassembly drawing
Week 16 Final Exam

8. Design Project:
 None

9. Computer/software Use:
None

10. Evaluation Methods:

Quizzes (3 6% (2)) , on site Assignments (10 10% (1)) out site Assignments (10 20% (2)) ,
project (1 4% (4)) Midterm Exam (1 10% (10)) , Final Exam (1 50% (50)).

11. Contribution to Professional Component:

Mechanical drawing provides effective communication between different work teams, such as
engineers, industrialists, designers, and others. Mechanical drawing can also be used to
develop and innovate in the design of new and innovative components, which can help
improve performance and reduce costs.

12. Relationship to Student Outcomes:

Course Learning Objectives :
For Mechanical Drawing students will learn:

1. Apply the engineering standards and best practices in engineering drawing. (6)
2. Assign tolerances, surface finish, limits and welding symbols on detailed and assembly drawings.
(6)
3. Recognize different types of permanent and non-permanent joints. (6)
4. Working actively in a teamwork. (6)
5. Representing various mechanical parts in engineering drawing. (6)

13. Prepared by:

Nasr Mahmood Hammad, 2023-2024

5. Table 1, Plan of whole year assessments

Table 1, ENG-102 – Mechanical drawing (6.0, Required), Strategies for Achieving
Outcomes and Assessment Methods:
Course Learning Objectives:
Engineering drawing Course

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for

Achieving Assessment Method
Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
1 Apply the engineering Review some of the principles of
standards and best practices engineering drawing
 in engineering drawing -on site.

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies forAchieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
2 Assign tolerances, surface - An introduction to the uses of
finish, limits and welding welding.
symbols on detailed and - Types of welding -on site, out site.
assembly drawings. - Welding drawing rules

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
3 Recognize different types of - Types of welding
permanent and non- - - joints drawing rules -on site, out site.
permanent joints.

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
4 Working actively in a
teamwork. Project

Program Course Learning Objectives Strategies for Achieving Assessment Method

Outcomes, Outcomes (results table after
performing)
5 5. Representing various
mechanical parts in out site
engineering drawing
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