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Institute of Mathematics and Descriptive Geometry (MAT)

Students should be able to construct conics from the properties of their foci, perspective colineation, perspective affinity. Understand the basics of projections: Monge`s, orthogonal axonometry, central projection and perspective projection. Display the basic geometric bodies in each projection. Construct sections of bodies. Project a building using a perspective projection. Vertical picture, reconstruction of the elements of internal orientation. Stereography projection.

Basic knowledge of planar and 3D geometry as taught at secondary schools.

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The course is taught through lectures, practical classes and self-study assignments. Attendance at lectures is optional, but attendance at classes is compulsory.

Full-time study programme: Students have to pass two credit tests, submit two drawings and other homework, followed by an exam with a pass rate of at least 50%.
Combined study programme: Students will do 5 texts during the semester and send them to the lecturer. Their successful completion is a condition for getting the credit. An exam with a pass rate of at least 50% will follow.

Lectures
1. Extended Euclidean space. Perspective affinity, collineation.Curve affine to a circle.
2. Curve in collineation to a circle. Geodetic curve, developable surfaces. Coted projection.
3. Coted projection. Plane section af a ball.
4. Coted projection. Straight line and plane of a given slope. Special construction.
5. Monge`s projection.
6. Monge`s projection. Sphere. Orthogonal axonometry.
7. Orthogonal axonometry.
8. Central projection.
9. Linear perspective projection.
10. Linear perspective projection.
11. Reconstruction of the elements of internal orientation.
12. Stereography projection.
13. Stereography projection.

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Know how to construct conics from the properties of their foci. Understand and apply the principles of perspective colineation and perspective affinity. Understand the basics of Monge`s projection and orthogonal axonometry, central projection and perspective projection. Display basic geometric bodies in each projection. Construct sections of bodies by a plane. Constructions in a plane in central projection and the projection of a simple body. Project a building using a perspective projection. Understand the geometric principles of photogrammetry. Vertical picture, reconstruction of the elements of internal orientation.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

Students can register for the optional subject BA91 in the previous semester. The contents of the course is an introduction to the issues of the subject of descriptive geometry.

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26 hours, compulsory

1. Focal properties of conics.
2. Perspective collineation, perspective affinity. Constructing an ellipse based on affinity.
3. Collinear image of a n-gonal and a circle.
4. Coted projection.
5. Coted projection. Aplications.
6. Monge´s projection.
7. Monge´s projection. Sphere. Test.
8. Orthogonal axonometry.
9. Central projection.
10. Linear perspective.
11. Test. Linear perspective.
12. Linear perspective. Vertical picture, reconstruction of the elements of internal orientation.
13. Stereography projection. Seminar evaluation.