The students will design a shape that is derived from a DESIGN
BRIEF.  A DESIGN BRIEF is a comprehensive written document for
an original designed project developed in concert by a person or
business for a product.  The written document is focused on
the desired results of design - not aesthetics.

In this lesson the students will be able to develop a fully
dimensioned multi-view drawing from an original design that they
created.  They will first sketch a design of a shape that
includes common features such as a negative cylinder (hole), 
fillets and rounds, a large radius, and an inclined 
plane.  Including an inclined plane will necessitate an
auxiliary view part as of the drawing.