Orthographic assembly drawing:

On MyUni (and shown above)  there is a figure of a small  partially assembled single-cylinder 2-stroke engine  that you need  to model. Drawings of the component parts (that you need to model) are also available on MyUni, along with two already completed components; the rear of the block and the cylinder.

Once you have modelled all of the remaining components yourself, you must assemble them to produce a model (like the one shown in the image).  
1.  From this model you must then produce a 3rd  angle orthographic assembly drawing which contains:

2.  A front view (looking down the major axis of the crankshaft) of the engine

3.  A full section left hand view

4.  Fully itemised components (with balloons)

5.  A Bill of Materials (BOM, or a parts list) detailing item numbers (corresponding to the balloons), quantities, description and the materials of the components.

6.  An animated video of the engine components working, from a fly-around view, with the cylinder head fading to reveal the inside.

A partially completed assembly drawing is shown here on the right.