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Mar 28, 2024
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GE 3602 - Solid Modeling and Design II2 lecture hours 2 lab hours 3 credits Course Description In this course, more intermediate part modeling features such as sweeps, blends, surfacing and family tables are covered within parametric modeling software. Modeling of manufacturing of sheet metal parts is included. Motion analysis with simple mechanisms is introduced. The course includes a design project. (prereq: GE 3601 ) Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Model 3D parts using more complex modeling tools
- Simulate simple mechanisms
- Model sheet metal parts and surfaces
Prerequisites by Topic Course Topics
- Advanced Part Modeling: patterns, sweeps, blends, graphs, mirror parts, user defined features, analysis features, importing sketches (7 classes)
- Sheet Metal Parts and Drawings (6 classes)
- Surfacing (2 classes)
- Mechanisms (2 classes)
- Family Tables of Parts (1 class)
- Flexible Components (1 class)
- Simplified Representations (1 class)
Laboratory Topics
- Advanced Part Modeling: patterns, sweeps, blends, graphs, mirror parts, user defined features, analysis features, importing sketches (5 sessions)
- Sheet Metal (1 sessions)
- Surfacing (1 session)
- Mechanisms (1 session)
- Family Tables of Parts (1 session)
- Individual Project (1 session)
Coordinator Joseph Musto
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