Two easy methods - (1) Sketch y = e<sup>x</sup> and y = e<sup>-x</sup>, and then add them together.
(2) - Use the curve sketching menu I posted about recently.
In this case, the function is even, continuous and differentiable, so it has a turning point at its y-intercept. For x > 0, 0 < e<sup>-x</sup> < 1, but e<sup>x</sup> is increasing rapidly, so it looks a lot like y = e<sup>x</sup> for x > 0 (in shape), except that it is horizontal at (0, 2). Since it's even, just reflect across the y-axis - In summary, it has basically the same sketch as y = x<sup>2</sup> + 2.