Computer Aided Design

A comprehensive exploration of Computer Aided Design (CAD) techniques. Students will master modern 3D modeling, geometric transformations, and computational geometry essential for modern engineering design and manufacturing.

🎯 Prerequisites

None specified explicitly, but implies basic engineering math and drawing.

💡 Important Notes

Students are expected to have access to standard CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, CATIA, or AutoCAD) for practical assignments.

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Course Overview

🎯 Course Objectives

COBJ1:understand the role of computer graphics in the CAD/CAM system.
COBJ2:learn geometric modeling techniques for curves, surfaces, and solids.
COBJ3:apply CAD and FEA tools for design and analysis of engineering components.
COBJ4:understand the process of generating engineering drawings and documentation.

📈 Course Outcomes

CO1:Explain the principles of CAD/CAM and different geometric modeling techniques.
CO2:Create 2D and 3D models of engineering components using CAD software.
CO3:Analyze and interpret engineering drawings and identify potential design flaws.
CO4:Apply FEA techniques to simulate and analyze the behavior of engineering components under various loading conditions.
CO5:Evaluate and optimize designs based on FEA results and manufacturing considerations.