Presentations

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02.09.07

• Presentations
• Turn in floorplan, STAPLED together.
• When complete
• Shared Folder
• WRITING ASSIGMENT 1 (WHAT???!?!?!?!? THIS ISNT
  ENGLISH CLASS!!!!!!!!!)
• TOO BAD
• Prewriting gather info
• ROUGH DRAFT
• ElectPlan sheet - Follow instructions there!
• book reading
• add to plans! (But not until after I demo)

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HOMEWORK

• Go home.
• Look at different home styles in your neigborhood
  (rural or urban, etc.)
• May want to jot down a few notes.

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WRITING ACROSS the CURRICULUM

• Home Styles in your Neighborhood
• Share ROUGH DRAFT with peer
• PEER EVALUATOR Fill out PEER EVALUATION SHEET
  (form will be given)
• Staple this sheet to their rough draft
• Instructor Conference
• Share your work (after peer review) with
  instructor
• Receive feedback and approval to proceed with
  final draft
• Editing determine changes to be made to your
  paper.
• Begin Final Draft (add COVER PAGE)
• Print and submit when complete!

4
WRITING ACROSS the CURRICULUM TURN IN

• Stapled, in this order
• Cover Page
• Title of project, Name, Date
• Final Draft
• Rough Draft
• Peer Evaluation Form

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Residential Electrical Electrical Plans

• Follow DIRECTIONS SHEET in SHARED FOLDER
  (elecplan)
• Chapter 20 AND Chapter 19 questions
• Chapter 19 1-27 ALL (p.342)
• Chapter 20 1-8 ALL
• Must be turned in before proceeding
• Add Electrical Plan to Remodeled Home Plan

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Electrical Plan Directions

• 1. Use your existing remodeled home plans from
  your first project.
• 2. All you need to have on your drawing are
  exterior and interior walls, major appliances and
  permanent fixtures.
• 3. Locate your meter and distribution
  panel(breaker box). This is the power supply to
  your house, and should be in an area where there
  is an abundance of electrical systems. ( e.g.,
  utility room, kitchen, etc.)
• 4. Show all convenience outlets using the proper
  symbols. Be sure to indicate those that are
  different, such as those that are 240 volt (e.g.
  electric stove, electric dryer), outlets that are
  split-wired(top half on different circuit than
  bottom, or one half switched)
• 5. Locate all ceiling and wall lighting outlets.
  Use the proper symbols.
• 6. Show all special outlets and fixtures such as
  telephone, chimes, intercom, computer network,
  etc.