Designing and Preparing Presentation Materials
Lesson 1: Methods of Presenting Data - ss0530a0004
Part A: Using Charts to Illustrate Data - ss0530a0005
Figure 1-1. Visual information work order DA 3903-R (front)
Figure 1-2. Visual information work order DA 3903-R (rear)
VI Work Order Screening Process. - ss0530a0008
Sections Completed Within the VI Facility. - ss0530a0009
Quality Control and Delivery. - ss0530a0010
Construction, Design and Uses of an Effective Chart. - ss0530a0011
Selecting the Correct Type of Chart
Constructing the Chart. - ss0530a0013
Selecting a scale. - ss0530a0014
Figure 1-3. Choosing scale and line weight
Figure 1-4. Poor selection of scale deceives the reader
Figure 1-5. Split scales give wrong proportion of the data
Figure 1-6. Small scale with large intervals
Figure 1-7. Large scale with small intervals
The title should encompass the subject of the chart
Figure 1-8. Basic drawing tools
Straightedges and triangles
Construction of Various Types of Charts.
Figure 1-10. Poorly-constructed column chart
Figure 1-12. X- and Y-axis
Figure 1-13. E-4 pay history column chart
Figure 1-15. Plotting on the Y-axis
Figure 1-17. Plotting data
Figure 1-19. Zip-a-tone
Figure 1-20. Split bar chart
Figure 1-21. Segmented bar chart
Figure 1-22. Percentage bar chart
Curve or Line Charts. - ss0530a0033
Figure 1-24. Broken curve chart
Figure 1-26. Consumption curve chart
Figure 1-27. Three variable curve chart
Figure 1-28. Step curve chart
Figure 1-29. Pie chart comparing sizes
Figure 1-30. Pie chart segments and clock positions
Figure 1-31. Percentage protractor
Figure 1-32. Standard protractor
Lettering the pie chart. - ss0530a0042
Figure 1-33. Budget expenditure pie chart
Figure 1-34. Pie chart comparing size of segments
Figure 1-35. Logic symbol flow chart
Figure 1-36. Illustrative flow chart
Organizational Charts.
Functional (figure 1-38).
Figure 1-39. Position organizational chart
Use of rectangles. - ss0530a0050
Organizational chart effectiveness.
Symmetry and balance.
Unity.
Figure 1-44. Staggered subdivisions
Decision Graphics.
Information needed by a commander.
Showing overall combat effectiveness.
Symbols show maneuver assets. - ss0530a0058
Adaptability of decision graphics.
Preparation and Construction of Tables.
Figure 1-53. Task force size indicators
Different Types of Tables.
Figure 1-55. Special-purpose table
The body of the table.
Part B: Letter Graphic Projects - ss0530a0065
Figure 1-56. Guidelines for lettering
Proportional Lettering.
Applying Freehand Lettering. - ss0530a0068
Figure 1-59. Basic lettering strokes
How to use the pencil.
Guidelines for pen and ink lettering.
Marker Lettering. - ss0530a0072
Figure 1-63. Speedball pen point
Brush Lettering.
Bright brush.
Figure 1-66. Two-finger brush grip
Mechanical and Prepared Lettering.
Mechanical Lettering.
Figure 1-70. Leroy lettering set
Figure 1-71. Leroy scriber and template
Figure 1-73. Pressure lettering machine
Prepared Lettering. - ss0530a0082
Centering letters.
Part C: Computer Imaging Systems
Processor (microprocessor).
Figure 1-77. Typical computer
Drives. - ss0530a0087
Save
Computer Imaging Systems. - ss0530a0089
Figure 1-79. Typical graphics imagery workstation
Making changes. - ss0530a0091
Computer-based Graphics Presentations.
Computer-based Graphics Presentations. (Cont)
Practice Exercise - ss0530a0094
Practice Exercise (Cont) - ss0530a0095
Answer Key and Feedback - ss0530a0096
Answer Key and Feedback (cont) - ss0530a0097
Lesson 2. Projection Means and Methods
Part A: Methods of Reproducing - ss0530a0099
Preparing the Master Copy.
Lettering height.
Figure 2-3. Minimum lettering height chart
The Diazo Machine
Figure 2-4. Types of diazo machines
Developing section
Figure 2-5. Diazo machine operating sections
Diazo paper. - ss0530a0107
Figure 2-6. Slip sheet, foil, and master ready for exposure
The Photostatic Camera - ss0530a0109
Figure 2-7. Photostatic camera (POS 1)
Figure 2-8. Copyboard and lights
Positioning the copy.
Positioning split platen. - ss0530a0113
Figure 2-10. Sample exposure charts
The Thermofax Machine.
Adjust the Exposure.
35mm Slides. - ss0530a0117
Part B: Copy Layout and Projection Equipment - ss0530a0118
Standard Format.
Comprehensive draft. - ss0530a0120
Opaque method of cropping.
Television Graphics. - ss0530a0122
One-sixth Rule.
Rule provide safety margin.
Line thickness. - ss0530a0125
Checking the clarity of the graphic.
Determining letter size.
Black and White Graphics. - ss0530a0128
Television Resolution. - ss0530a0129
Studio cards. - ss0530a0130
Slides
Slide cards.
Types of Projectors. - ss0530a0133
Overhead Projector.
Projector lamps. - ss0530a0135
Figure 2-21. Opaque projector
Opaque Projector. - ss0530a0137
Part C: Print Processes and Preparing Overlays - ss0530a0138
Figure 2-22. The printing processes
Figure 2-24. A simplified drawing of the intaglio printing process
Figure 2-25. Producing a photolithographic printing plate
Figure 2-26. The basic offset lithography principle
Color Separation. - ss0530a0143
Overlays. - ss0530a0144
Figure 2-27. Color separation
Mounting the overlays.
Map Overlays. - ss0530a0147
Figure 2-29. Grid register marks on a map overlay and coordinate scale and protractor
Practice Exercise - ss0530a0150
Practice Exercise (cont) - ss0530a0151
Answer Key and Feedback - ss0530a0152
Answer Key and Feedback (cont) - ss0530a0153
Lesson 1: Methods of Presenting Data - ss0530a0004
Part A: Using Charts to Illustrate Data - ss0530a0005
Figure 1-1. Visual information work order DA 3903-R (front)
Figure 1-2. Visual information work order DA 3903-R (rear)
VI Work Order Screening Process. - ss0530a0008
Sections Completed Within the VI Facility. - ss0530a0009
Quality Control and Delivery. - ss0530a0010
Construction, Design and Uses of an Effective Chart. - ss0530a0011
Selecting the Correct Type of Chart
Constructing the Chart. - ss0530a0013
Selecting a scale. - ss0530a0014
Figure 1-3. Choosing scale and line weight
Figure 1-4. Poor selection of scale deceives the reader
Figure 1-5. Split scales give wrong proportion of the data
Figure 1-6. Small scale with large intervals
Figure 1-7. Large scale with small intervals
The title should encompass the subject of the chart
Figure 1-8. Basic drawing tools
Straightedges and triangles
Construction of Various Types of Charts.
Figure 1-10. Poorly-constructed column chart
Figure 1-12. X- and Y-axis
Figure 1-13. E-4 pay history column chart
Figure 1-15. Plotting on the Y-axis
Figure 1-17. Plotting data
Figure 1-19. Zip-a-tone
Figure 1-20. Split bar chart
Figure 1-21. Segmented bar chart
Figure 1-22. Percentage bar chart
Curve or Line Charts. - ss0530a0033
Figure 1-24. Broken curve chart
Figure 1-26. Consumption curve chart
Figure 1-27. Three variable curve chart
Figure 1-28. Step curve chart
Figure 1-29. Pie chart comparing sizes
Figure 1-30. Pie chart segments and clock positions
Figure 1-31. Percentage protractor
Figure 1-32. Standard protractor
Lettering the pie chart. - ss0530a0042
Figure 1-33. Budget expenditure pie chart
Figure 1-34. Pie chart comparing size of segments
Figure 1-35. Logic symbol flow chart
Figure 1-36. Illustrative flow chart
Organizational Charts.
Functional (figure 1-38).
Figure 1-39. Position organizational chart
Use of rectangles. - ss0530a0050
Organizational chart effectiveness.
Symmetry and balance.
Unity.
Figure 1-44. Staggered subdivisions
Decision Graphics.
Information needed by a commander.
Showing overall combat effectiveness.
Symbols show maneuver assets. - ss0530a0058
Adaptability of decision graphics.
Preparation and Construction of Tables.
Figure 1-53. Task force size indicators
Different Types of Tables.
Figure 1-55. Special-purpose table
The body of the table.
Part B: Letter Graphic Projects - ss0530a0065
Figure 1-56. Guidelines for lettering
Proportional Lettering.
Applying Freehand Lettering. - ss0530a0068
Figure 1-59. Basic lettering strokes
How to use the pencil.
Guidelines for pen and ink lettering.
Marker Lettering. - ss0530a0072
Figure 1-63. Speedball pen point
Brush Lettering.
Bright brush.
Figure 1-66. Two-finger brush grip
Mechanical and Prepared Lettering.
Mechanical Lettering.
Figure 1-70. Leroy lettering set
Figure 1-71. Leroy scriber and template
Figure 1-73. Pressure lettering machine
Prepared Lettering. - ss0530a0082
Centering letters.
Part C: Computer Imaging Systems
Processor (microprocessor).
Figure 1-77. Typical computer
Drives. - ss0530a0087
Save
Computer Imaging Systems. - ss0530a0089
Figure 1-79. Typical graphics imagery workstation
Making changes. - ss0530a0091
Computer-based Graphics Presentations.
Computer-based Graphics Presentations. (Cont)
Practice Exercise - ss0530a0094
Practice Exercise (Cont) - ss0530a0095
Answer Key and Feedback - ss0530a0096
Answer Key and Feedback (cont) - ss0530a0097
Lesson 2. Projection Means and Methods
Part A: Methods of Reproducing - ss0530a0099
Preparing the Master Copy.
Lettering height.
Figure 2-3. Minimum lettering height chart
The Diazo Machine
Figure 2-4. Types of diazo machines
Developing section
Figure 2-5. Diazo machine operating sections
Diazo paper. - ss0530a0107
Figure 2-6. Slip sheet, foil, and master ready for exposure
The Photostatic Camera - ss0530a0109
Figure 2-7. Photostatic camera (POS 1)
Figure 2-8. Copyboard and lights
Positioning the copy.
Positioning split platen. - ss0530a0113
Figure 2-10. Sample exposure charts
The Thermofax Machine.
Adjust the Exposure.
35mm Slides. - ss0530a0117
Part B: Copy Layout and Projection Equipment - ss0530a0118
Standard Format.
Comprehensive draft. - ss0530a0120
Opaque method of cropping.
Television Graphics. - ss0530a0122
One-sixth Rule.
Rule provide safety margin.
Line thickness. - ss0530a0125
Checking the clarity of the graphic.
Determining letter size.
Black and White Graphics. - ss0530a0128
Television Resolution. - ss0530a0129
Studio cards. - ss0530a0130
Slides
Slide cards.
Types of Projectors. - ss0530a0133
Overhead Projector.
Projector lamps. - ss0530a0135
Figure 2-21. Opaque projector
Opaque Projector. - ss0530a0137
Part C: Print Processes and Preparing Overlays - ss0530a0138
Figure 2-22. The printing processes
Figure 2-24. A simplified drawing of the intaglio printing process
Figure 2-25. Producing a photolithographic printing plate
Figure 2-26. The basic offset lithography principle
Color Separation. - ss0530a0143
Overlays. - ss0530a0144
Figure 2-27. Color separation
Mounting the overlays.
Map Overlays. - ss0530a0147
Figure 2-29. Grid register marks on a map overlay and coordinate scale and protractor
Practice Exercise - ss0530a0150
Practice Exercise (cont) - ss0530a0151
Answer Key and Feedback - ss0530a0152
Answer Key and Feedback (cont) - ss0530a0153
