Reading Working Drawings / Beginner
Reading Working Drawings from Zero
Open a drawing set and know where to start.
- Lessons
- 28
- Time
- 2h 49m
- Rating
- 4.9
- Learners
- 34.2K
The grammar of a working drawing: lines, hatches, scale and numbers.
After this course
A small slip in a line, a scale or a unit can put a wall in the wrong place. This course drills the grammar of a working drawing until you can read a sheet without guessing. You also practise drawing clean lines and dimensions.
Good for
Full syllabus
18 lessons, 1h 56m in total. Chapter 1 is open to everyone.
Lesson kinds
Get a feel for it
Slide the value. The drawing follows, just like in the lessons.
2R + T = 620 mm. Within a comfortable stride of 600 to 650 mm.
Illustration, not for construction
Your creator
Your creator
Yudha Pranaja
Senior drafter
A practitioner who teaches from their everyday work.
Learner reviews
4.8out of 5
1.2K reviews
Hendra Saputra
Residential contractor
The site glossary saved me. The builder says one word, the drawing says another, and now I know they mean the same thing.
Mega Puspitasari
Junior architect
I used the revision check section at the office that same week.
Bagas Wicaksono
Junior quantity surveyor
In my first week at work I was too embarrassed to ask about symbols. This course closed that gap in two weekends.
Questions that come up
All of chapter 1, "Lines and hatches": 6 lessons, about 38 min. No card needed. If it isn't for you, stop there.
Nothing in particular. The course starts from what you see on a drawing and on site, and builds from there.
Pro is Rp149.000 a month and opens every course, track, exam and certificate. Buying this course is Rp199.000 once and it stays yours. If you plan to take more than two courses, Pro usually comes out cheaper.
Certificates come from track exams, not single courses. This course counts toward Reading Working Drawings, Studio-Ready Drafter, Cost Estimator. The exam runs 60 minutes and you pass at 75 percent.
No. Every drawing in the course is an illustration for learning, not for construction. Use them to understand the logic, then follow your firm's standard and your engineer's drawings.
Part of
Where next
Reading Working Drawings / Beginner
Open a drawing set and know where to start.
Reading Working Drawings / Intermediate
Drawings alone are not enough. Read what binds them too.
Reading Working Drawings / Intermediate
Find your mistakes before the crew does.
No card needed. If it suits you, go on with Pro or buy this course.