FIRST SEMESTER, 2020-2021

COURSE HANDOUT (PART-II)

17/08/2020

In addition to Part-I (General Handout for all courses appended to the time table), this portion gives further
specific details regarding the course.

Course Code: ME/MF F342

Name of the Course: Computer Aided Design
Instructor-In-Charge: SRINIVASA PRAKASH REGALLA
Instructors: P. V. Sai Divya, V. Vamshi, L. Tata Rao, G. Praveen Kumar, Kiran Sagar

I. Scope and Objective of the Course

CAD software and CAD hardware. Mathematical modeling of parametric curves, surfaces and solids, and their
computer simulation on spreadsheets and using specialized solid modeling packages. CAD/CAM data
exchange. Introduction to finite element analysis and FEM practice on a specialized CAE package. Rapid
prototyping. Students will be required to do several assignments and one CAD project.

II. Textbook
1. Zeid , Ibrahim, “Mastering CAD/CAM”, Tata McGraw-Hill, 2007.

III. Reference
1. Srinivasa Prakash Regalla, “Computer Aided Analysis and Design”, IK International Publishers, New Delhi,
2010.
2. Chandrupatla, T. R., Belegundu, A. D., “Introduction to Finite Elements in Engineering”, 3 rd Edition,
Prentice Hall of India, 2005, New Delhi.

IV. Course Contents

S. No. Learning Outcomes Num. of

Chapter in
Learning Objectives the Text
Lectures Book
Computer Aided Geometric Modeling and Design
Introduction, 3D modeling and viewing,
TB: Ch-1
modeling aids and tools, engineering 2
1 CAD software and CAD hardware to 4
drawings, CAD programming, Computer
simulation tools, Primer on MATLAB
Parametric Curves: Mathematical
Geometric Modeling: Curves, theory and
2 modeling and computer 4 TB: Ch-6
MATLAB modeling
simulation
3 Parametric Surfaces: Geometric Modeling: Surfaces and 4 TB: Ch-7
S. No. Learning Outcomes Num. of
Chapter in
Learning Objectives the Text
Lectures Book
Mathematical modeling and
NURBS, theory and MATLAB modeling &8
computer simulation
Parametric Solids: Mathematical
Geometric Modeling: Solids and
4 modeling and computer 3 TB: Ch-9
Features, theory and Pro/E modeling
simulation
Integration of CAD and CAE with CAM
Fundamental concepts, matrix algebra
4
and Gaussian elimination TB: Ch-
Introduction to FEM and practice:
One-dimensional problems 4 17 &
Modeling and analysis of solid
5 Two-dimensional problems 6 RB1: Ch-
mechanics and heat transfer
Beams and frames and 3D problems 5 11 &
problems using FEM packages
Scalar field problems and dynamic RB2
5
considerations
Introduction to Rapid
Different RP/AM technologies, their RB1: Ch-
6 Prototyping/Additive 2
Pro/Cons 17
Manufacturing
Data exchange neutral formats, 2-D and TB: Ch-
7 CAD/CAM Data Exchange 3
3-D geometric transformations 12
420
Total

V. Evaluation Scheme and Schedule

Duration %Weightage
Nature of
Component (min) (Marks) Date & Time Component
(Total Marks=200)
30 September 10 –
September 20
Test-1 10% (20 marks) (during scheduled
OB
class Hour)
30 October 9-October OB
20(during
Test-2 15% (30 marks)
scheduled class
hour)
30 November 10- OB
November 20
Test-3 15% (20 marks)
during scheduled
class hour)
Practicals using Matlab 120 each 15% (30 marks) As per Timetable OB
Tutorials 50 each 10% (20 marks) As per Timetable OB
Classroom Interaction Tests 10 each As per Timetable
5% (10 marks) OB
(CITs)
Comprehensive 120 As per Timetable
30% (60 marks) OB
Examination
V-A. List of Practical Experiments

S. Marks
Name of the Experiment Mode Date*
Num.
1 Introduction to Matlab from CAD point of view Matlab As per Non-eval
Timetable
2 Geometric modeling of parametric straight lines Matlab As per 20
Timetable
Geometric modeling of parametric analytic Matlab As per 20
3 Timetable
curves
Geometric modeling of synthetic curves: HCC Matlab As per 20
4 Timetable
and Bezier curves
Geometric modeling of non-rational B-spline Matlab As per 20
5 Timetable
curves
Finite element analysis of 1-dimensional Matlab As per 20
6
problems Timetable
7 Finite element analysis of planar trusses Matlab As per 20
Timetable
8 Finite element analysis of beams Matlab As per 20
Timetable
9 Finite element analysis of planar frames Matlab As per 20
Timetable
Finite element analysis of 2-dimenionsional Matlab As per 20
10
problems Timetable
Matlab As
11 Revision and makeup -
applicable
12 Practicals Comprehensive Examination Matlab As per 40
Timetable
* Subject to change in case of exigencies or holidays. Any change will be promptly notified in the CMS/Google
Classroom along with the alternative extra class arrangement details

VI. Chamber Consultation Hour: It will be announced in the class.

VII. Notices concerning the course: All notices concerning the course are displayed on the Mechanical
Engineering notice board and/or CMS only.
VIII. Make-up Policy: Make up for any component of evaluation will be permitted only in genuinely serious
cases only after production of necessary medical certificates and with prior permission.
XI. Academic Honesty and Integrity Policy: Academic honesty and integrity are to be maintained by all the
students throughout the semester and no type of academic dishonesty is acceptable.

Instructor-In-Charge