College Credits: 4
Utilize SolidWorks mechanical design automation software to build parametric models of parts and assemblies and learn how to make drawings of those parts and assemblies. Prereqs: NONE
OUTCOMES
Creating part assembly and detail drawings to communicate effectively.
Read and interpret engineering drawings.
Demonstrate understanding of dimensioning techniques.
Apply time management skills and teaming to complete projects.
Demonstrate knowledge of engineering standards and procedures.
Use proper judgment and apply ethical design practices on projects.
Create detailed drawings that serve as working drawings for manufactured products.
Apply the design process in the development of a problem solution or product design.
Use and application of symbols related to tolerancing (coordinate and geometric).
Week 1 Domino Part Creation, Tutorial 1 & 2 Part Creation & Assembly Introduction
Week 2 Common Parts Library Access, Line Types, GD&T, Tolerances, Print Reading
Week 3 Drawing Standards, - Standard Views (Top, Front, Right, Iso), Naming Convention, Title Block
Week 4 Tutorial 3 - Drawings, Domino Drawing, Speed Draw 1 & 2
Week 5 Tutorials 4 - Stacked Features, Speed Draw 3 & 4
Week 6 Tutorials 5 - Revolve & Sweep, Speed Draw 5 & 6
Week 7 Tutorials 6 - Patterns, Speed Draw 7 & 8
Week 8 Bench Vice Project
Week 9 Drawing Standards - Section View / Auxillary View
Week 10 Drawing Standards - Exploded View / Assembly Drawings
Week 11 Bench Vice Project
Week 12 Tutorials 7 - Loft & Tutorials 8 - Sheet Metal
Week 13 Arbor Press Project
Week 14 Arbor Press Project
Week 15 Arbor Press Project
Week 16 CSWA Exam Prep
Week 17 CSWA Exam
Required for degree: Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate in Mechanical Design
Additional: SOLIDWORKS Mechanical Design Professional Certification
Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional Advanced - Drawing Tools
Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional Advanced Sheet Metal.
Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate in Mechanical Design