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This document outlines the course content and objectives for MEC 135 - Basics of Mechanical Engineering. The course aims to teach students fundamentals of engineering drawing, orthographic projections, sectional views, isometric projections, and an introduction to digital fabrication and rapid prototyping. The syllabus covers 6 units, including principles of engineering drawing, orthographic projections in both first and third angle systems using AutoCAD, sectional views and practice on AutoCAD, isometric views and dimensioning with practice on AutoCAD, an introduction to digital manufacturing and rapid prototyping, and classification of rapid prototyping systems and 3D modeling. Student work will be evaluated through continuous assessments, mid-term and end-term exams,

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Zero Lecture MEC 135

This document outlines the course content and objectives for MEC 135 - Basics of Mechanical Engineering. The course aims to teach students fundamentals of engineering drawing, orthographic projections, sectional views, isometric projections, and an introduction to digital fabrication and rapid prototyping. The syllabus covers 6 units, including principles of engineering drawing, orthographic projections in both first and third angle systems using AutoCAD, sectional views and practice on AutoCAD, isometric views and dimensioning with practice on AutoCAD, an introduction to digital manufacturing and rapid prototyping, and classification of rapid prototyping systems and 3D modeling. Student work will be evaluated through continuous assessments, mid-term and end-term exams,

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MEC 135-BASICS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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COURSE ATTAINMENT
• CO1: understand the fundamentals of engineering drawing including usages of drawing tools, line-
types, dimensioning, letter-writing, scales and other conventions.

• CO2: recognize and apply the conceptual framework of orthographic projections and acquire
visualization and drawing skills on both grid-sheets and software.

• CO3: learn the procedures to draw the isometric views of few commonly used objects on both grid
sheets and software.

• CO4: understand the usages of sectioning and to draw sectioned views on both grid-sheets and
software.

• CO5: impart the conceptual knowledge of digital fabrication using RPT and its fundamentals.
COURSE CONTENT
Unit- I Introduction to Engineering Drawing: Principles of engineering drawing and its significance, drawing
instruments, line-types, dimensioning, single stroke vertical Gothic letter writing, BIS norms
Unit- II Orthographic Projections: Introduction, principle, orthographic projections in both first and third angle
projections systems, practice, introduction to AutoCAD environment
Unit- III Sectional Views: Introduction, principle, importance, types- full section, offset section, half section, practice,
2D drawings on AutoCAD
Unit- IV Isometric Projections: Introduction, principle, terminology, isometric scale, isometric views of step, inclined,
oblique, and cylindrical blocks, isometric dimensioning, practice, 3D modelling on AutoCAD
Unit- V Introduction to Digital Fabrication: Need of digital manufacturing, prototype, types and roles of prototypes,
rapid prototyping (RPT), phases of RPT, fundamentals of RPT, advantages, practice of 2D and 3D modelling
on AutoCAD
Unit- VI Rapid Prototyping: Classification of RPT systems, process chain, 3D modelling, data conversion, checking-
building-postprocessing, Stereolithography (STL)- process, principle, CAD for RPT, conversion of STL file
from 3D solid models
TEXT BOOKS AND REFERENCES
• Text Books:
1. Engineering Drawing with an Introduction to AutoCAD, Dhananjay A. Jolhe, McGraw Hill Education.
2. Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Beer and Johnston, McGraw Hill Education.
3. Rapid Prototyping- Principles and Applications (2nd edition), Chua, C.K., Leong, K.F., Lim, C.K., World
Scientific Publications, London
• References:
1. Engineering Graphics, K C John, Prentice Hall
2. Engineering Drawing, N.D. Bhat & M. Panchal, Charotar Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.
3. Engineering Mechanics - Statics and Dynamics by R. C. Hibbeler, A. Gupta, Pearson
4. Manufacturing Engineering and Technology (3rd edition), Serope Kalpakjian, Addison-Wesley
Publications, Boston
COURSE EVALUATION

 CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT : 3 (Best 2) 30

 MID TERM: 1 25

 END TERM: 1 40

 ATTENDANCE 5
Introduction to Engineering Drawing
Introduction to Engineering Drawing
BIS Norms
Syllabus
Unit 2 (Orthographic Projection)
 Methods of obtaining orthographic projection (First angle and third angle)

 Principles of Orthographic projections

 Introduction to Auto CAD environment


Syllabus
Unit 3 (Sectional Views)
 Introduction, Principle, Importance,

 Types- Full Section, Offset Section, Half Section, Practice,

 2D Drawings On Auto CAD


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 3D modelling on AutoCAD
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Syllabus
Unit 5 (Introduction to Digital Fabrication)
 Need of Digital Manufacturing,

 Prototype, Types And Roles of Prototypes,

 Rapid Prototyping (RPT), Phases of RPT, Fundamentals of RPT, Advantages,

 Practice of 2D And 3D Modelling on Auto CAD


Syllabus
Unit 6 (Rapid Prototyping)
 Classification of RPT systems,

 process chain, 3D modelling, data conversion,

 checking-building-post-processing, Stereolithography (STL)- process, principle,

 CAD for RPT,

 conversion of STL file from 3D solid models


Benefits of Engineering Drawing in CSE
 Every engineer should have the ability to express their own design Idea as a
drawing and convey this to others so that it can be manufactured

 Technical drawing allows efficient communication among engineers and


can be kept as a record of the planning process.

 CPU Design can only be done through the basic of engineering drawing

 It helps you to convert 2D model in 3D model which is also a very


important criteria in game design.
Benefits of Digital Manufacturing in CSE
 Rapid Prototyping helps designers present new concepts to board members,
clients or investors so that they can understand and approve a development
or product.

 It helps you test different components and refine your ideas, providing a
clear pathway from concept to reality.

 Reducing Product Development Costs

 Allowing Functionality Testing


Benefits of Digital Manufacturing in CSE
 Eliminating the Risk of Product Failure

 Improving User (and Stakeholder) Involvement

 Increased efficiency through automated exchange of data.

 Avoidance of costly errors due to missed or misinterpreted data.

 Digital tools allow manufacturers to centralize and manage the entire


manufacturing process in one software platform,
THANKS

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