10606204Computer-Assisted Design-3D
Course Information
Description
Introductory study of working with simple 3D sketches and partly, creation. Strong emphasis on working with existing assemblies, and understanding component relationships. Students will work with OEM component 3D models and manipulating them into assemblies. Students will gain an understanding of drawing sets, and bill of materials.
Total Credits
2
Course Competencies
  1. Use at least two different 3D CAD software packages
    Assessment Strategies
    Drawing/Illustration, Skill Demonstration
    Criteria
    Demonstrate how to create a new 3D CAD part, assembly, and drawing file
    Complete a part model per requirements
    Complete an assembly per requirements
    Complete a drawing package per requirements You save the finished dataset to a network location

  2. Describe appropriate use of 3D CAD software
    Assessment Strategies
    Oral Presentation, Simulation, Test, Final Product
    Criteria
    Differentiate between 2D and 3D software package's features
    Create a new 3D dataset
    Describe common features and usage of 3D CAD packages
    Explain design procedures for the CAD environment
    Presentation includes at least two different 3D CAD packages

  3. Identify best practices for product design
    Assessment Strategies
    Performance, Project, Test
    Criteria
    Complete parts and assemblies files
    Follow design guidelines as prescribed by the instructor
    Adhere to design management practices
    Modify 3D CAD data files
    Explain options to modify existing features

  4. Modify existing CAD datasets
    Assessment Strategies
    Product, Skill Demonstration, Test
    Criteria
    Assess the equipment/assembly operation
    Assess the mechanical design
    Check appropriate use of components for fit and function
    Choose items and design improvements for better operation
    Implement items and design improvements for better operation