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    Production Software Lab Syllabus Diploma

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    The document outlines a Production Software Lab course that teaches students how to use SOLIDWORKS mechanical design software. The course is 6 credits over a semester and involves 4 periods per week. Students will learn to build parametric models of parts and assemblies, create drawings of those parts and assemblies, and use advanced modeling techniques like splines and lofts. By the end of the course students will be able to demonstrate SOLIDWORKS interface, explain its design tools, illustrate assembly concepts by building virtual components, and build 2D drawings with industry standards and annotations.

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    The document outlines a Production Software Lab course that teaches students how to use SOLIDWORKS mechanical design software. The course is 6 credits over a semester and involves 4 periods per week. Students will learn to build parametric models of parts and assemblies, create drawings of those parts and assemblies, and use advanced modeling techniques like splines and lofts. By the end of the course students will be able to demonstrate SOLIDWORKS interface, explain its design tools, illustrate assembly concepts by building virtual components, and build 2D drawings with industry standards and annotations.

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    The document outlines a Production Software Lab course that teaches students how to use SOLIDWORKS mechanical design software. The course is 6 credits over a semester and involves 4 periods per week. Students will learn to build parametric models of parts and assemblies, create drawings of those parts and assemblies, and use advanced modeling techniques like splines and lofts. By the end of the course students will be able to demonstrate SOLIDWORKS interface, explain its design tools, illustrate assembly concepts by building virtual components, and build 2D drawings with industry standards and annotations.

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    Program: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

    Course Code: 6027 Course Title: Production Software Lab

    Semester: 6 Credits: 2.5

    Course Category: Programme Core

    Periods per week: 4(L:0 T:1 P:3) Periods per semester: 45

    Course Objectives:

     To deliver the power and potential of CAD (SOLIDWORKS) through a


    structured program built upon the industry best practices.
     To teach how to use SOLIDWORKS mechanical design software to build
    parametric models of parts and assemblies and make drawings of those parts and
    assemblies.

    Course Pre-requisites:

    Course
    Topic Course name Semester
    code

    Basic Engineering Graphics Engineering Graphics 1

    Basic knowledge on commands and construction


    Basic Cad Lab 2
    of 2D drawings using AutoCAD

    3D Modelling Cad Lab II 4

    Course Outcomes:

    On completion of the course, the student will be able to:

    Duration
    COn Description Cognitive Level
    (Hours)
    Demonstrate the key characteristics and Interface of
    CO1 SOLIDWORKS software. 12 Understanding

    Explain about Design tools and essentials of


    CO2 SOLIDWORKS software. 11 Understanding

    Illustrate the Assembly concept and build the virtual


    CO3 components. 11 Understanding

    Build the 2D Drawings with industry


    CO4 Standards and annotation. 11 Applying
    CO – PO Mapping:

    Course
    Outcomes PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7

    CO1 3

    CO2 3
    CO3 3
    CO4 3 2 2

    3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped

    Course Outline

    Module Duration
    Description Cognitive Level
    Outcome (Hours)

    Demonstrate the key characteristics and Interface of SOLIDWORKS


    CO1
    software.

    M 1.01 Outline the key characteristics of SOLIDWORKS 2 Understanding


    M 1.02 Understanding about user interface of the software 2 Understanding
    Interpret the file formats, file extensions, and Neutral
    M1.03 2 Understanding
    file formats.
    Make use of Short cut keys, customization of the
    M1.04 3 Understanding
    software
    M1.05 Define the standard, Annotations, Unit system…. 3 Remembering
    Contents:
    Describe the key characteristics of SOLIDWORKS, understanding about user interface of the
    software, Understanding file formats, file extensions, and Neutral file formats. Utilization of
    Short cut keys, customization of the software, Understanding of standards, Annotations, and
    Unit system

    CO2 Explain about Design tools and Essentials of SOLIDWORKS software.

    Explain the key characteristics of a feature-


    M2.01 2 Understanding
    based, Parametric solid modeler
    Develop the fully associated 3D solid models with
    constraints or user-defined relations to capture design
    M2.02 2 Understanding
    intent.
    Utilize all available tools to edit and make changes to
    M 2.03 2 Understanding
    a part.
    Apply the ramifications of making changes to parts
    M2.04 2 Understanding
    that have configurations.

    Inserting components into an assembly using all


    M2.05 3 Understanding
    available techniques.

    Series Test – I

    Contents:
    Describe the key characteristics of a feature-based, Parametric solid modeler, and develop
    fully associated 3D solid models with constraints or user-defined relations to capture design
    intent. Utilize all available tools to edit and make changes to a part, Understand the
    ramifications of making changes to parts that have configurations. Inserting components into
    an assembly using all available techniques.

    CO3 Illustrate the Assembly concept and build the virtual components.

    Advanced part modeling techniques, including


    M3.01 3 Understanding
    splines, Multibody parts, Sweep, Lofts, and curves…
    Assembly modeling techniques including top-
    M3.02 down assembly, assembly editing & and about Large 3 Understanding
    assembly…
    M3.03 Solid and surface hybrid modeling 3 Understanding

    M3.04 About using and creating a design library 2 Understanding

    Contents:
    Advanced part modeling techniques, including splines, Multi-body parts, Sweep, Lofts, and
    curves, Assembly modeling techniques including top-down assembly, assembly editing and
    large assembly, Solid and surface hybrid modeling, about using and creating of design
    library.

    CO4 Build the 2D Drawings with industry Standards and annotation.

    How to create engineering drawings of Parts &


    M4.01 1 Remembering
    Assemblies
    Construct Basic Drawing views, Model views,
    M4.02 3 Applying
    Section views, Detail Views etc.….

    M4.03 List the different types of Dimensioning schemes 1 Remembering


    Develop basic annotations like welding symbols,
    M4.04 3 Applying
    center marks, center lines, surface symbols, etc.….
    Build the assembly drawing, BOM, cut list, Hole
    M4.05 3 Applying
    Table etc

    Series Test – II

    Contents:
    How to create engineering drawings of Parts and assemblies, Creating basic drawing views,
    Model views, Section views, Detail Views, etc. Different types of Dimensioning schemes,
    Creating basic annotations like welding symbols, center marks, center lines, surface symbols,
    etc. Creating assembly drawings, BOM, cut list, Hole Table, etc.

    Text / Reference

    T/R Book Title/Author

    T1 Learn SolidWorks 2020 by Tayseer Almattar


    T2 SolidWorks for Beginners- Arsath Natheem
    T3 SolidWorks Excercises- by CADartifex
    T4 Engineering Drawing, N.D.Bhatt
    R1 Dr. Branoff , Engineering graphics & computer-aided design,
    R2 Machine Design, K. Venugopal

    Online Resources

    S.No Website Link


    1 https://www.my.solidworks.com/

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