Are drawing geometry and mechanical drawing important?

I have been there, I can only talk about my own feelings...

"Drawing Geometry and Mechanical Drawing" is a basic course for mechanical majors. I have summarized its purpose There are only two things: first, after learning it, it can understand mechanical drawings; second, after learning it, it can do basic mechanical drawing. Do you think this is a difficult requirement for a mechanical student? I don’t think it’s difficult, at least these are worthy of the four words “machinery major”! Don't go out and tell your employer that you are a mechanical major, but then treat paper as a holy book, you will be looked down upon.

As a national defense student, it shows that you are an excellent student and a future technical talent and technical backbone in the country and the army. I believe that this course will not be difficult for you. For national defense students majoring in machinery, I estimate that their future jobs are likely to be to do research and development at a military research institute, or to work as a technician in a military factory, or to do on-site maintenance of mechanical equipment, or... it should be inseparable from mechanical drawings. .

As for future courses, I think they will be very useful. In the future, mechanical majors will have course design, graduation projects, etc., and drawing is indispensable.

Resign yourself to your fate, mechanical majors have to learn "Drawing Geometry and Mechanical Drawing"; if you think you can draw without taking the course "Drawing Geometry and Mechanical Drawing", I suggest you follow your Just discuss it with your teacher and ask him to give you the credits...