CPPBDN4103 — Use CAD software to produce drawings for building design projects

1 Create drawing template files applicable to CAD software utilised.

• 1.1Set up basic drawing environment to meet the requirements of selected CAD software.
• 1.2Create necessary layering strategy to meet standard drawing requirements.
• 1.3Create architectural library to meet standard drawing requirements.
• 1.4Create text and dimension styles to meet standard drawing requirements.
• 1.5Create line types of different thicknesses to meet standard drawing requirements.
• 1.6Utilise hatch patterns and types to meet standard drawing requirements.
• 1.7Set up title blocks for different drawing sizes.
• 1.8Set up schedules according to workplace requirements.

2 Create CAD drawings.

• 2.1Use CAD software program and functions to produce required drawings.
• 2.2Add notations to drawings and check to ensure compliance with Australian standards and drawing protocols.
• 2.3Add dimensions to drawings as required and apply scales according to Australian standards and drawing protocols.

3 Import files for CAD software.

• 3.1Identify software requirements for importing digital text and drawing files and confirm compatibility.
• 3.2Import digital text and drawing files into CAD drawings.
• 3.3Insert external drawing files into CAD drawings.

4 Edit drawing components.

• 4.1Identify elements that are not required and purge from drawings.
• 4.2Use editing commands to modify drawing elements and text.

5 Save and back up files.

• 5.1Create suitable file directories for drawing project.
• 5.2Save drawing files for later retrieval and back up according to workplace requirements.

6 Print and export drawing files.

• 6.1Set page layout for drawing file to suit printing requirements.
• 6.2Set print parameters for printer.
• 6.3Export and send drawing files to relevant persons for use in different software applications.
• 6.4Create portable document format files for relevant personnel to view completed drawings without using CAD software.

What does an assessment tool for CPPBDN4103 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPBDN4103 needs to address all 57 unit components: 6 elements with 22 performance criteria, 13 performance evidence requirements, 20 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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