Military schools and courses of instruction in the science and art of war,: in France, Prussia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Sardinia, England, and the United States. Drawn from recent official reports and documents. Revised Edition
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Military schools and courses of instruction in the science and art of war,: in France, Prussia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Sardinia, England, and the United States. Drawn from recent official reports and documents. Revised Edition
Military education
Survey of a Building:
31 // 31
Sketch (out-of-door work,)
8 / 8
Drawing,
21 / 21
Memoir,
2 / 2
Representation of an existing building or a part of a building
by means of plans, sections, and elevations.
The memoir contains an accurate and critical description of the
distribution, construction, and decoration of the building.
Each day is equivalent to 4½ hours’ work.
The sketches are executed to scales approximating to
one-fiftieth for the whole drawing, of one-twentieth for the
large details, and of ¼ to ½ for the minute details.
The drawing prepared from the sketches is made on the scale
of 1-100th.
Project for a Building:
42 // 42
Sketch, (first study in pencil.)
12 / 12
Drawing, (fair copy)
18 / 18
Details,
4 / 4
Memoir,
4 / 4
Abstraction of Measurements and Estimates
4 / 4
Study and preparation of a project of a building, in accordance
with certain given data.
The sketches, the result of the first study, are made in pencil;
the drawing is the fair copy of the sketch, modified as may be
necessary.
The memoir contains an explanation of the rules and principles
which must be observed in the construction of buildings, and the
grounds on which the dispositions contained in the building have
been adopted.
The abstraction of the measurements and their reduction to the
proper elements, and the estimates, are prepared in conformity
to the instructions laid down for the Engineer Service in towns:
these supply the estimated cost of the construction of the
building according to the project.
This work, common to the students of the two arms, is an
application of the first part of the course.
The scale for the drawing is in general 1-200th for the plans
and elevations, and 1-100th for the sections. It is restricted
by the condition that the whole of the drawings should be
given on a single sheet of paper.
The details need only occupy half a sheet of paper, and its
scales must depend on the size of the objects to be represented.
The details need only occupy half a sheet of paper, and its
scales must depend on the size of the objects to be represented.
The project for a building is an application of the first two
parts of the course, as well as of the 1st section of the 3d
part.
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