Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours)

Engineering Graphics and CAE

Course Code Course Status Level Semester Taught Credit Pre-requisites Co-requisites Assessments MEMB113 Core Degree 1 3 None None
Assignment Quiz Test Project : Proposal Sketch Report Presentation Peer Evaluation TOTAL 27% 9% 30% 5% 20% 7% 2% 100%

Lecturer(s)

Dr. Adlansyah Abd Rahman Dr. Mohd Nur Fitri Ismail Zulkifli Ahmad Juniza Md Saad

adlansyah@uniten.edu.my fitri@uniten.edu.my zahmad@uniten.edu.my juniza@uniten.edu.my

ext. 7264 ext. 7266 ext. 2232 ext. 6277

Course Aim The course will provide students with the fundamental knowledge and skills that are closely related to the engineering design process. The course covers graphics communication in engineering that include both manual and computer aided (CAD) technical drawings as well as solid modeling, exploded and assembly of mechanical products and components using a 3D CAD software package. Course Description Fundamental knowledge and skills in producing two dimensional graphics communications are taught for manual technical drawings, and using AutoCAD. The required standards and conventions will be covered as well as types of graphical information dissemination. Solid modeling, assembly and generation of technical drawings from three dimensional models are taught using Pro/Engineer software. Students will have to undertake a group based project that consists of proposal sketching, technical drawings, solid modeling, written report and oral presentation of work. Course Objectives 1. To teach the fundamentals of engineering graphics and technical engineering drawings in design and manufacturing. 2. To teach the standards and conventions used in engineering drawing to produce manual drawings. 3. To produce two dimensional drawings using manual technique and computer aided drawing software. 4. To produce three dimensional solid models using advanced 3D CAD software. Main Reference(s) Gary R. Bertoline, Eric N. Wiebe, Fundamentals of Graphics Communication, Fifth Edition, McGraw Hill, 2007. Additional 1. A W Boundy, Engineering Drawing, Mcgraw Hill, 2000. References(s) 2. David S Kelley, Pro/Engineer Wildfire 4.0 Instructor, McGraw Hill, 2005. 3. James H Earle, Engineering Design Graphics, 12 th Edition, Prentice Hall, 2008

CO PO Matrix

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours)

Interpret and explain technical drawings in multiX view and isometric projection Apply the standards and conventions used in CO2 technical drawing Produce technical drawing using manual CO3 techniques and Computer Aided Design software Produce design portfolio, briefly explaining a CO4 product and compiles produced drawings CO5 Demonstrate a technical design process verbally Contribute in an engineering design team CO6 working on a mechanical product project Identify a product that works on mechanical CO7 principles through literature review Prepared by: Dr Adlansyah Abd Rahman (Course Co-ordinator) CO1

Course Outcomes (CO)

Programme Outcomes (PO) Blooms Domains & Levels
Acquire and understand fundamental knowledge of mathematics, science and mechanical engineering principles.

PO1 C1 & C2

PO2 C3

X X

Apply engineering and related principles in solving problems relevant to mechanical engineering. Analyze mechanical engineering related problems. Apply critical thinking in designing and evaluating components, processes and systems related to mechanical engineering. Comprehend the principles of sustainable development. Comprehend professional and ethical responsibilities. Apply engineering tools and techniques effectively and correctly in engineering design and experiments.

PO3 C4 PO4 C5 & C6 PO5 C2 PO6 C2 PO7 P

PO8 P

X X X

Communicate effectively. Function effectively as a team member as well as a leader.

PO9 A PO10 A
Appreciate the social, cultural, global and environmental responsibilities of a professional engineer with awareness of contemporary issues. Acknowledge the need for, and be able to engage in life-long learning.

Date: 19/09/2011

PO11 A

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) Assessment CO distribution matrix: Assessments method CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 X X X Assignment X X X Quiz X X X Test X X X Project Proposal Sketch X X X X X Project Report X X Project Presentation X Project Peer Evaluation Note: X indicates that the particular CO will be assessed using the stated Assessment Method

Course Outline/Syllabus : 1 INTRODUCTION Engineering Design Process 2 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS & SKETCHING Sketching Engineering graphics & manual drawing: drawing tools, drawing sheets and layout, lettering, lines, scale, abbreviations 3 GEOMETRICAL CONSTRUCTION Producing engineering drawings Interpreting engineering drawings Graphics theory, visualization, standards, conventions Basic geometrical constructions Dimensioning 4 MULTIVIEW PROJECTION DRAWING Multiview projection: planes, lines, 6 principles views, view placement Projection angle: 1st angle, 3rd angle Detail drawing Creating multiview drawing View selection, line convention, common feature in multiview drawing 5 ISOMETRIC DRAWING Pictorial, parallel, axonometric, isometric projection Producing isometric sketches & drawing Oblique projection drawing 6 SECTIONING Interpreting sectioned drawings Sectioned drawings techniques 7 INTRODUCTION TO PRO ENGINEER WILDFIRE Concept of Pro Engineer Design modes & Pro Engineer files Interface

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) File management View control, printing Multiple windows & files in a session 8 GENERATING PRO ENGINEERING DRAWINGS Creating layout Creating drawing Sketch based feature Assembly in Pro Engineer 9 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD Features of AutoCAD Interface, window, methods of operating AutoCAD File management 10 GENERATING AUTOCAD DRAWINGS Creating layout Creating drawing Multiview drawing in AutoCAD Isometric drawing in AutoCAD

References: Main reference(s) Gary R. Bertoline, Eric N. Wiebe, Fundamentals of Graphics Communication, Fifth Edition, McGraw Hill, 2007. Additional reference(s) 1. A W Boundy, Engineering Drawing, Mcgraw Hill, 2000. 2. David S Kelley, Pro/Engineer Wildfire 4.0 Instructor, McGraw Hill,2005. 3. James H Earle, Engineering Design Graphics, 12th Edition, Prentice Hall, 2008

Prepared by: Dr Adlansyah Abd Rahman (Course Coordinator)