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1. LECTURERS
ANN SEE PENG & HASMANIRA MOKHTAR

2. WONG YUN
TENG
THOMAS
TING SHII
KAI
TI CHENG
JIE
TEOH ZI
WEI
WONG MEI
XIN
VIVIAN TAY

4. ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER
ENGINEER
ELECTRIC

5. IDEN
TIFY
customer requirements
DESIG
NING
systems and products
READ
ING
design specifications and technical drawings
RESEAR
CHING
suitable solutions and estimating costs and tim
MAKIN
G
motors and prototypes of products using three-di

6. IDEN
TIFY
Need of client
PROVI
DE
Design and calculation of the electrical

7. CHEC
K
On site progress
SOLVE Problems faced and update drawings depend
ENSUR
E
Good quality work

8. DOCUMENTA
TION
CHECK And improve the installation of the elect

9. Willia
m
Gilber
t

10. Michael
Faraday
(1791-1867)
Frank Julian
Sprague (1857-
1934)

11. ELECTRICAL
TRANSFORMER
ELECTROMAGNETIC
GENERATOR
ELECTRIC
RAILWAY

12. BETWE
EN
THE
ARCHITECT
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER
BETWE
EN
THE
CIVIL
ENGINEER
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER

13. • Electrical engineers can find jobs in
many industries.
• In the built environment sector,
developers seek electrical engineers
for roles in building services
engineering, designing and overseeing
the installation of necessities such as
power, lighting and wiring.
• They are generally responsible for
implementations and monitoring of all
electrical related works at sites.

14. ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

15. • Furnish sufficient information to permit
installation of manufactured equipment
that requires electrical service without
conflict with work of other disciplines.
• Furnish sufficient information to
manufacture equipment that is of special
design, made exclusively for the project.
Components and systems shall be UL listed.
• Describe items so that they may be
procured.
• Furnish sufficient information to permit
planning, construction, evaluation,
recording, repair, and maintenance of
facilities.

16. PL
OT
COMBINE WITH
CONSTRUCTION
DRAWINGS
POWER-
RISER-
WIRING
FLO
OR

17. * 'top-down' orientation.
* showing buildings, utility runs, and equipme
* known more commonly as site plans
PLOT PLAN

18. PLOT OF ONE-
LINE DIAGRAM

19. PLOT OF
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS

20. PLOT OF
CONNECTION
DIAGRAMS

21. * showing scale of a view from above
* showing relationships between rooms, spaces
* Dimensions are drawn between the walls to sp
FLOOR
PLAN

22. ELEVATION
DIAGRAM
A non-perspective drawing of a property from the front, rear, or side tha

23. FAN PLAN

24. LIGHTING PLAN

25. * Illustrate the power distribution on
each floor of the building and to each
electrical panel
*Should be updated every 1-3 years to
provide accurate baseline information on
all systems
POWER
RISING
DIAGRAM

26. FIRE
SPRINKLER
SYSTEM

27. * simplified conventional pictorial
representation of an electrical circuit.
* shows the components of the circuit as
simplified shapes, and the power and
signal connections between the devices.
WIRING
DIAGRAM

28. * combination of technical drawing of
other engineers
COMBINE WITH
CONSTRUCTION
DRAWINGS

29. * https://www.fm.colostate.edu
* Jones, D.A. (1991), "Electrical engineering: the backbone of
society“
* Chen, Wai Kai (2004). ”The Electrical Engineering Handbook”
* Karalis, Edward (2003). “350 Solved Electrical Engineering
Problems”
* Krawczyk, Andrzej; Wiak, S. (2002). “Electromagnetic Fields in
Electrical Engineering”.
Electrical Drawings
* http://faculty.frostburg.edu/
* www.akitarescueoftulsa.com/
* www.bartinst.com/
* www.baumanengineering.com
* www.biblocad.com
* www.fhc80.com.br

30. 2015 FNBE ICI & ITD