ENGR 106: Computer Aided Design: Solid Modeling

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Class Program

Engineering

Credits

Clinical Hours None

Weekly Contact Hours

Course ID

092656

Meets Degree Requirements For

Restricted Elective

Description

Introduces Computer Assisted Design through parametric Solid Modeling: creating accurate three-dimensional objects and parts for use in engineering, machining and product design. Topics include part design, surfaces, arraying and patterning, reference geometry, dimensioning and tolerances, assemblies, mating features, and exporting technical drawings. Laboratory included.

Grading Basis

Graded

Course Learning Outcomes

Create complex and accurate engineering 3D objects and 2D drawings in current industry standard solid modeling software.

Communicate engineering and design ideas through CAD modeling

Interpret drawings or reverse-engineer physical objects into CAD drawings or 3D objects.

Create accurate assemblies out of multiple parts to demonstrate construction and functionality

Core Topics

3-D drawing techniques
Fundamentals of solid modeling
Dimensioning and tolerancing
Basic surface modeling
Exporting accurate 2D technical drawings according to universal standards
Creating larger functioning assemblies from individual part models