CAMD

PRACTICAL NO 1
CONTENT

• Introduction
• Syllabus
• Course Objective
• Course Outcome
• Assignment
• Assessment
• CATIA- GUI
INTRODUCTION
 TEACHING SCHEME

Teaching Scheme Evaluation Scheme

Practical Tutorial Credit Hours IE MTE ETE Total

2 -- -- 2 -- -- -- Grade
COURSE OBJECTIVES

 To understand conventions of standard machine components

 To understand Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing.
 To understand Parametric Modeling and "Shape before Size" Approach.
 To exhibit ability to develop Parametric 2-D Sketches, and Edit Parametric Dimensions.
 To build Solid Models of machine components.
COURSE OUTCOMES

CO Statement Method of direct assessment PO Mapped

Internal Assessment  

CO1 Hands on, Assignment S-1,5,12

Understand the importance of CAD software and interpret
M-2
various sign conventions, limit fits and tolerances.

CO2 Interpret dimensioning, tolerance, and surface finish symbols Quiz S-1,5,12
from production drawing
M-2

CO3 Hands on S-1,5,12

Apply the parametric feature-based modeling 2D Sketching and
M-2
3D machine components modeling
LIST OF EXPERIMENTS:

1. Assignment on parametric solid modeling of a machine component ----Expt. Hands on

2. Drawing various conventional representations (using CAD Software )----Assignment
3. Assignment on reading of Industrial drawings.-----Quiz
4. Understand Model based definition for 3D model.----Expt. Hands on
5. Reverse engineering of 3D model ----Expt. Hands on
PLAN
Practical No Description Mode Duration

Introduction to Graphical User Interface (GUI) of any commercially used CAD software.
1 Catia Software 2

Parametric sketching - draw and modify 2D entities, apply/modify constraints and dimensions.
2 Catia Software 2

Parametric solid modeling – Transforming 2D sketches into 3D model of simple mechanical elements by feature based modeling approach.
3 Catia Software 2

Hands on practice on Parametric solid modelling

4 Catia Software 2

Reverse engineering of 3D model.

5 Concept of model-based definition Catia Software 2

Understand and draw the projection of standard conventions (SP-46) for.

1. Various materials.
2. Conventional representation of common features- shafts, Bearings, Joints, Valves, Gears assemblies, Threads, Springs, holes etc.
3. Conventions of Section
4. Limits, Fits, Tolerances
5. Surface Roughness
PPT,
6 2
Charts

Symbolic representation in Production drawing of sign conventions

7 Catia Software 2

Introduction to GD&T, ASME Y14.5-2018, Dimensioning System GD&T Symbols, Form Tolerances, Datum, Orientation Tolerances,
PPT,
8 2
Charts

Location Tolerances: Position, Runout, Profile, Concentricity & Symmetry Tolerances. 3-2-1 Principle, Primary datum, Auxiliary datum, Unilateral tolerance, Maximum
Material condition(MMC) / Least Material condition(LMC)
PPT,
9 2
Charts

10 Practical Test -- 2
 ASSESMENT

Performance Indicators (PI) Maximum Marks

  10 8 4 10

1.Attendance and Participation Present on the day of delivery Not presented on the day of delivery but showing Not presented on the day of delivery but no
10
  and good participation interest in understanding participation

2. Knowledge and Understanding Best Good Average 10

Average efforts and weak demonstration

3.Effort towards implementation and demonstration Good efforts and Smart demonstration Good efforts and weak demonstration 10
 

4. Timely submission Timely Late but within week After one week 10

5. .Neatness and Soundness of content Fully Completed with Good Accuracy Fully Completed with less accuracy Partially completed with less accuracy 10

Total 50