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Project Profile - IM-212-CAED

This document outlines the objectives, tasks, components, marking criteria, and an example project for a mini-design project course. Students will work in groups to choose a product with at least 10 parts, disassemble and measure it, model the parts in CAD software, add an innovative feature, generate drawings and an assembly, and present their work addressing components such as the workbenches used, parts, new features, and difficulties faced. The project aims to develop CAD skills while meeting the definition of a complex engineering problem through requiring in-depth knowledge, research, and interdependent sub-problems to have no single solution.

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Project Profile - IM-212-CAED

This document outlines the objectives, tasks, components, marking criteria, and an example project for a mini-design project course. Students will work in groups to choose a product with at least 10 parts, disassemble and measure it, model the parts in CAD software, add an innovative feature, generate drawings and an assembly, and present their work addressing components such as the workbenches used, parts, new features, and difficulties faced. The project aims to develop CAD skills while meeting the definition of a complex engineering problem through requiring in-depth knowledge, research, and interdependent sub-problems to have no single solution.

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NED University of Engineering and Technology

BE in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering


Mini-Design Project Profile
COURSE CODE& TITLE SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS
TH 3 2 1 0
IM-212 Computer Aided Engineering Design  SPRING  FALL PR 3 2 1 0
OBJECTIVES
 To develop skill of geometric modelling of household/industrial products
 To inculcate knowledge and skills of modern CAD Tool
 To use the skill of measurements and reverse engineering

TASK
 Form a group of maximum 4 students
 Choose a product comprising of more or equal to 10 parts
 Disassemble the product
 Measure the dimension of each part
 Model each part in Solidworks/CATIA
 Add some unique feature/innovation in that product
 Assemble the parts together
 If possible, generate mechanism of the product (animation)
 Prepare drawings of each part and product
 Finally prepare a presentation mentioning following components.
COMPONENTS TO BE ADDRESSED IN PRESENTATION
1. What workbenches are used in the project?
2. How many parts/what are the parts in product?
3. What is new in the product?
4. Constraints applied in Assembly?
5. Difficulties faced during the project?
6. What new you learnt during the project?
7. Market your product to the consumer/customer.
PROJECT MARKING
 Addressing components - 3 marks (all above=3, any 4=2, any 2=1, none=0)
 Innovation – 3 marks (entirely new =3, partially new=2, slightly new=1, none=0)
 Presentation – 3 marks (presented well = 3, presented normally = 2, presented badly =1, none=0)
 Report: PDF form of presentation slides – 3 marks (submitted = 3, none=0)
DEFINITION OF COMPLEX ENGINEERING PROBLEM
Engineering problems which cannot be resolved without in-depth engineering knowledge, and have some or all the
characteristics listed below (Tick shows which applies to this project)
1 Range of conflicting requirements (wide range of technical, engg. Issues)
2 Depth of analysis required (no single solution) 
3 Depth of knowledge required (research-based knowledge required) 
4 Familiarity of issues (infrequently encountered issues) 
5 Extent of applicable codes (standards and codes of practice)
6 Extent of stakeholder involvement and level of conflicting requirements
7 Consequences (significant consequences in a range of contexts)
8 Interdependence (component parts or sub-problems) 
9 Innovation 

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NED University of Engineering and Technology
BE in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Mini-Design Project Profile
Example Project;
1. Rachet

2. Portable Washing Machine

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