Descriptive geometry occupies an important place in engineering skills. It is that scientific-practical discipline that creates thought and imagination, in the technical drawing environment is the most appropriate means for the graphical presentation of a technical or mathematical conception. During the study of Descriptive Geometry and Technical Drawing, and later in the process of implementing this knowledge in an interdisciplinary aspect, the future engineer acquires skills, manifested through the formation of skills in engineering graphics, such as knowledge of body representation methods by performing orthogonal and axonometric projections according to standards, as well as demonstration of the ability to present a body or part of the body by executing the drawing in two-dimensional and three-dimensional projections, to reproduce in full graphics assembly information and / or necessary information.